How does that mean I am doing it wrong because a video was posted twice before ? The dude has his hair back to an NW1 . This is a study and it is not conclusive by any means...secondly I am getting results with Dut, Fin and the dermaroller more than under more than an entire year on Finasteride, Nizoral and Minoxidil which did both jack and shit so I really don't know what you are talking about. Why am I wasting my time talking you about it ? If it works for me I won't have to be on this site much longer anyway and I will leave you to your can't or you are doing this wrong or the negativity you espouse.
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How does that mean I am doing it wrong because a video was posted twice before ? The dude has his hair back to an NW1 . This is a study and it is not conclusive by any means...secondly I am getting results with Dut, Fin and the dermaroller more than under more than an entire year on Finasteride, Nizoral and Minoxidil which did both jack and shit so I really don't know what you are talking about. Why am I wasting my time talking you about it ? If it works for me I won't have to be on this site much longer anyway and I will leave you to your can't or you are doing this wrong or the negativity you espouse.Comment
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hell: if he's getting results then it's working somehow, regardless of the theory. remember, none of us knows whether using minox more often is actually more beneficial or less beneficial than refraining on the dermarolling day. technically, chris is not following the study. but it's just as possible that he is outdoing the study.
keep in mind that the dude who has posted pics in this thread (stayfly) was applying minox directly after dermarolling. we just need time to figure out the best method.Comment
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How does that mean I am doing it wrong because a video was posted twice before ? The dude has his hair back to an NW1 . This is a study and it is not conclusive by any means...secondly I am getting results with Dut, Fin and the dermaroller more than under more than an entire year on Finasteride, Nizoral and Minoxidil which did both jack and shit so I really don't know what you are talking about. Why am I wasting my time talking you about it ? If it works for me I won't have to be on this site much longer anyway and I will leave you to your can't or you are doing this wrong or the negativity you espouse.Comment
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No way. That guy was never a Norwood IV. He has no signs of ever having any degree of MPB at all.
This is far from a good study. It was far too short to make any meaningful conclusions. But the idea is interesting to me. I would try it myself if I were not worried about getting my hair tangled up in the roller. I would do it once a week though. Probably on Sunday nights.Comment
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he most certainly was losing his hair.Comment
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Well, that's what the study says, dermaroller just once a week.Comment
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Tracy, he suffered from male pattern baldness. Look at his "donor area" and the sides. No hairloss. That's male pattern baldness. I anticipated that you would make comment 442 and changed it, but in retrospect there was no point. What you mean to say is his hairloss was not genetic but resulted from steroid use. I doubt it.Comment
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You are wrong. steroids (testosterone) in those without male pattern baldness does not cause hair loss (well yeah, it can cause some hair loss, but it's pretty minimal). Steroids will take you hair only if you have a MPB predisposition.Comment
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could it be that this dude was wounding and attributed his results to the increased lipogaine absorption? i'd love to think that...
i think my new stack is going to be:
lipogaine 2x per day, 6x per week
dermarolling 1x per week
regenepure dr 2x per week
**** i/c combo, i'm through with it.Comment
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I'm guessing he took that bottom pic with a webcam. Those things quite often mirror the image around. The others are digicam pics, where the tat is displayed on the correct side.Comment
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