RU is working wonders on Hairloss Help

[Hairismylife]

My shedding has seemed to halted significantly the last couple weeks. I am not sure if it is the RU, the addition of minox to my regimine and the resulting completion of the minox shed, or my latest addition to the regimine - valproic acid or VPA. If I had to guess I think the addition of VPA has really helped. In any case, I think I may be getting sides with the RU so I plan to drop it. I am planning to add CB-03-01 to my regimine in the near future. Will keep people updated on results.

What sides?

[BaldJerry]

My shedding has seemed to halted significantly the last couple weeks. I am not sure if it is the RU, the addition of minox to my regimine and the resulting completion of the minox shed, or my latest addition to the regimine - valproic acid or VPA. If I had to guess I think the addition of VPA has really helped. In any case, I think I may be getting sides with the RU so I plan to drop it. I am planning to add CB-03-01 to my regimine in the near future. Will keep people updated on results.

[kmit028]

I found a much nicer way to apply this shit and way less tedious. Do you have an email? I can't say it here because I will explain why to you but I will reveal it later.

It would take you about 1 min to apply the RU, lol.

Hi Maradona, would you be able to PM/email me this technique too?

Thanks

[Campbell22]

I dont know if it works wonders because if it did I find it hard to believe they never finished studying it and get it to market.
I think CB 03 01 if it works similarly with few sides and can become OTC someday they will make a fortune. The one unified reply to any guy asking what to do will turn from a bunch of random stuff now to just use that. I just hope it all pans out and its not overpriced, but I guess with cosmetic stuff being overpriced is the norm.

I understand that it is still a bit of a risk, but I need to do something and my options are limited.

I am all for using experimentals. As as long as what you are using is actual what it says it is. If we waited for clinical trials then we will be waiting forever. That being said I hope that there will be an OTC product some time soon for MPB. I just doubt it very much.
It is like electric cars. They are always 3-5 years away.

I'm not going to rush into ordering as even if I do formulate it myself, it is still $195 for 5g.

[hellouser]

The whole big key we are missing right now from stopping MPB heck even mature hairlines is that nothing stops all of DHT and nothing lowers testosterone. You need to stop both locally to really stop MPB. Clearly propecia does not inhibit enough of that enzyme to stop MPB in the long run.
I think we already have the proof from castrates and that proving its all androgens initially that triggers all that complicated stuff farther downstream. Of course 20 years later and we still cant do much about it.

If women suffered from hair loss in similar numbers as men, we'd have had a cure 50 years ago. How's that for society giving a shit about mens problems?

[burtandernie]

The whole big key we are missing right now from stopping MPB heck even mature hairlines is that nothing stops all of DHT and nothing lowers testosterone. You need to stop both locally to really stop MPB. Clearly propecia does not inhibit enough of that enzyme to stop MPB in the long run.
I think we already have the proof from castrates and that proving its all androgens initially that triggers all that complicated stuff farther downstream. Of course 20 years later and we still cant do much about it.

[burtandernie]

I dont know if it works wonders because if it did I find it hard to believe they never finished studying it and get it to market.
I think CB 03 01 if it works similarly with few sides and can become OTC someday they will make a fortune. The one unified reply to any guy asking what to do will turn from a bunch of random stuff now to just use that. I just hope it all pans out and its not overpriced, but I guess with cosmetic stuff being overpriced is the norm.

[Campbell22]

Hi guys

Long term lurker. I'm 30 from the UK with a NW of 2.5 ish. I did try minox and fin a couple of years ago and found the combo worked great but due to the sides of fin it had to be stopped. Since then I have probably lost a NW and am keen to try and get some ground back or at least halt the progression.

I have currently restarted minox with capillogain, and msm+vit c but know I will need something like ru to replace fin to see some real results if the past was anything to good by. I was very close to going the trx2 route which brought me to this forum so am very glad I found this place as that seems like a complete waste of money.

I am a Pharm student so I can understand petty much what the treatments are targetting and am confident that ru is probably the best thing about at the moment for me due to not being able to handle the sides of fin.

My question is . Where should I get the ru from and should I get it ready made as being in the UK ethanol is massively expensive due to tax and I'm assuming it cant be substituted for methanol and iso because of systemic toxicity? Any advice greatly appreciated. If it is a lot cheaper buying the bits seperately and someone from the UK has done this then I am happy to go this route but would probably prefer either just adding the ru to a ready made solution or a complete ready to go ru setup. I'm looking at the mpbtreatments site and happy to order from them if people have had good experiences. I see they do the kb solution.



Thanks

[nativer]

Ready to give this a go. Count for a group buy when the next one comes around

[baldesswonder]

agree with conpecia thats good advice.

[guaze]

That's great. Thanks for your help!

[Conpecia]

I have some hairloss at the temples, and for the past 3 months I have been using 1mg fin/minox/nizoral. I hope to maintain or (if I'm lucky) regrow some hair. Seeing as I am already using fin, would RU even be worthwhile?

I'd just stick with your current regimen for at least a year or two. RU is more for those who don't see success with what you're currently on. Fin is still the gold standard and we know more about its side effect profile. If you stay on those 3 chances are you'll keep your hair for a long time and possibly regrow more. From what I can tell RU is more of a fin-like treatment as in it stops your loss, not a minox-like treatment that is shown to regrow.

[guaze]

I have some hairloss at the temples, and for the past 3 months I have been using 1mg fin/minox/nizoral. I hope to maintain or (if I'm lucky) regrow some hair. Seeing as I am already using fin, would RU even be worthwhile?

[Dan26]

RU has tons of potential but again nothing about it is standardized or proven. Tons of unknowns but its a shame it never got approved given the potential it had to stop MPB. Its pretty obvious now that MPB is solely an androgen disease and can be stopped by stopping androgens completely as castrated men prove to us

This is far from the truth man....

[burtandernie]

RU has tons of potential but again nothing about it is standardized or proven. Tons of unknowns but its a shame it never got approved given the potential it had to stop MPB. Its pretty obvious now that MPB is solely an androgen disease and can be stopped by stopping androgens completely as castrated men prove to us