Conpecia's Indo/Chromo/Minox Log

[chimera]

Indo may work or it may not work, we don't really know. We do know that there's at least a tinny bit of science behind the theory, but still, that's not really saying much. Anyway, it does'n't matters what other people have said on other forums, even if at the end we find that indo do works, there's just NO WAY it can't stop you hair for falling in just a couple of weeks.

[Conpecia]

Update:

Still slowly shedding after 15 days "on" I/C combo. I use quotation marks because I've taken it probably 10/15 days, once a day, and others may have used it as much as twice daily. So take my results with a grain of salt.

Notes:
-I also started Regenepure shampoo at roughly the same time, which is said to induce sheds (heard some pretty bad horror stories online). Perhaps this could explain the fact that I'm still losing hair regularly?

-Hair is MUCH thinner than it was this time a year ago. Can feel the diffused outline of a NW6 pattern. Starting to look like I have a mullet because the donor area is so thick.

-The sole ray of sunshine in this is that I'm definitely seeing a little regrowth around the hairline. Can't tell around the crown, but vellus hairs are slowly improving around the hairline (we're talking snail's pace). Since I've been on minoxidil for the past 4 months I think it's finally starting to work. Unfortunately, I'm still shedding, so I'm pretty sure my gains are for nought in the end, as long as DHT is attacking my scalp.

-I may end up dropping the chromo. I need to do more research on what its actual role is here. Someone on another forum remarked that chromo might retard/inhibit the anagen phase. I wish I knew more about the science behind this.


Sides so far:

1. Still have a bit of a sore throat, very strange feeling, more uncomfortable than painful.
2. Scalp gets a little irritated from the I/C, which is why I've not been using it daily.

That's all. Thankfully I'm not feeling fatigue, libido issues, brain fog, or gyno issues.

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If the vellus hairs reach an interesting length I'll take photos. And if shedding slows down in the next couple weeks I'll report. Still very undecided about this, particularly since a bunch of guys said it "instantly" stopped their hairloss. That is certainly not the case here, but they were probably taking it twice or even three times as much as I am, so we'll see.

I plan on continuing this treatment unless my hairloss becomes significantly worse, whereupon I'll be forced to get back on finasteride and combat the sides. It may be easier to combat gynecomastia and low libido than hairloss in the end...

[Conpecia]

Nothing to report so far. Shedding still the same. Lots of vellus hair around temples but nothing improving. MPB itch seems reduced.

[justeone]

conpecias hows the indo/chromo ? noticing anything?

this is only day 3 for me , but its slightly warm and tingly 10 minutes after application . No notice in increased shedding , or decreased , no fatigue or any other issue then the other stated.

also im only applying minox and indo .

[justeone]

Just applied my first Indo application . used a dropped for application .
I used .5 ml ... it was certainly warm while applying and tingly/itchy quite a bit for the first 10 mins .. now 30 mins later that feeling has reduced a lot .

got the indo from Iron dragon. .. Ive got slightly longer hair so the spray applicator didnt make sense. will keep ya'll posted . good or bad

[LongWayHome]

In fact, it is the exact opposite, alecbaldone says in ten years of trying, nothing at all has worked for him, not even freaking dutasteride.

Is that so? If you're right, then I've never been that happy to be so wrong.

[chimera]

I think he is "lawly" something from ***, the man who uses like 432 products on his head and every few days says "Capillogain is the one I'm telling you!! so what if I use propecia avodart minox aminexil neogenic and K-300 ? that doesn't mean anything!"

In fact, it is the exact opposite, alecbaldone says in ten years of trying, nothing at all has worked for him, not even freaking dutasteride.

[Conpecia]

Well there's him and three or four other guys on it at Hairsite affirming it stops loss, guys like bencarter, then there's Casperz, Chromeo, Sparx, and I think a few others on *** who were all on CET, not to mention all those Germans who first started CET and had everyone freaking out. So no not hundreds of people but I'd say at least 20-30 have said good stuff about PGD2 blockers. I think it's on it's way to being something like RU, a decent experimental.

But I'm not gonna say I'm positive it works, it's only been a week. Honestly if fin hadn't given me gynecomastia I'd be on it right now, but that's life.

[walrus]

People from ID no doubt have accounts on forums to promote products on their site. Although if the contents of the bottle is correct, there is still good science to back up the PDG2 theory.

[LongWayHome]

Conpecia tell me something,

You said that on HairSite there are a lot of people who had good results with I/C but it seems like only that "alecbaldone" had something while everyone asking him about his "progression", and he keeps pushing it and pushing it like he really wants everyone to belive it works.
I think he is "lawly" something from ***, the man who uses like 432 products on his head and every few days says "Capillogain is the one I'm telling you!! so what if I use propecia avodart minox aminexil neogenic and K-300 ? that doesn't mean anything!"


Just saying...Hoping I'm wrong.

[Conpecia]

I read 2.5 months at 2 squirts a day. I'm thinking more like 2 months for me

[clandestine]

Nah this is fine.

I think I'm going to purchase; it'll be a little expensive to maintain, though.
How long should a bottle last?

[Conpecia]

Should we make a separate thread called "Iron Dragon Indo/Chromo Results" where we can all update? I'm cool with having all you guys update here of course, just figured others might not find them.

[clandestine]

So everyone here has purchased from ID?

[chimera]

It's strange, as fatigue is not even listed as a side effect of oral indomethacin, let alone indomethacin in topical form. Maybe it is the cromoglycate, but I don't really know the side effects of cromoglicate.