Trx2?

[gutted]

Haha yeah-well guess a positive is it means it might be fkn working now? Lol, gotta laugh or I'll cry

lol yeah. If not you got trx2 as backup looool.


ive noticed theyve made some changes to thier site recently.

They still havent replied to email about future products!

[Jcm800]

Haha yeah-well guess a positive is it means it might be fkn working now? Lol, gotta laugh or I'll cry

[gutted]

Haven't really shed a lot since being on it apart from initial expected shed at first. Last two weeks tho have been heavier than ever.
Scared to drop it now, in case I shed even more, damn stuff. But as for benefits-none in my case.

dont really know what to suggest mate. you could try ridding the shed out again lol

[Jcm800]

Haven't really shed a lot since being on it apart from initial expected shed at first. Last two weeks tho have been heavier than ever.
Scared to drop it now, in case I shed even more, damn stuff. But as for benefits-none in my case.

[gutted]

Thing is I've switched from regular foam to generic foam-still foam. Wish I'd never started in the first place. It screwed my pretty decent hairline within a month and it never did recover.

oh right, then i have no idea mate. If your constantly shedding on minox all the time you should think about getting off it. Results should have appeared by now, whether its an arrest of hair loss or regrowth, your not experiencing either.

I guess people with minox experience can give you some advice here

[Jcm800]

Thing is I've switched from regular foam to generic foam-still foam. Wish I'd never started in the first place. It screwed my pretty decent hairline within a month and it never did recover.

[gutted]

I am, tho I have changed recently to Kirkland foam as opposed to regular foam, that could be the reason, tho if it has the same active ingredient why would it bring on a dread shed?

really dont know mate, i only used minoxidil for 2 weeks a few years back and got off it due to the shedding i was experiencing, i couldnt handle them.

Its likley the change from the liquid to the foam, probably due to the enhanced minox absorbtion the foam provides over the liquid.

[Jcm800]

I am, tho I have changed recently to Kirkland foam as opposed to regular foam, that could be the reason, tho if it has the same active ingredient why would it bring on a dread shed?

[gutted]

Not very well at the moment frankly. Shedding like a dog, worst I've ever experienced I think. Even if I tug the rear lower hairline I'm pulling hairs out-wondering if it's the MSM doing that?! Or just a seasonal heavier than usual shed..

no i dont think its the msm.

Are you still on minox?

[Jcm800]

Not very well at the moment frankly. Shedding like a dog, worst I've ever experienced I think. Even if I tug the rear lower hairline I'm pulling hairs out-wondering if it's the MSM doing that?! Or just a seasonal heavier than usual shed..

[gutted]

AgainstThis-what's the latest? Things still on the up?

hows it going for you jc??

[Jcm800]

AgainstThis-what's the latest? Things still on the up?

[NeedHairASAP]

Elevated COX-2 would actually increase PGD2, but I don't think that that's the case here and that's what causes MPB...

he's suggesting you lower COX2.. he's not arguing for elevated levels of it...?

[2020]

the beneficial "good" prostglandins also turn out to be contradictory, they may not be so beneficial after all.
anyway we're second guessing here so im going to try it out based on a single previous experience i had.

uhm then what's responsible for hair growth? Those two prostaglandins are definitely work towards growing hair. No need to block them.

Elevated COX-2 would actually increase PGD2, but I don't think that that's the case here and that's what causes MPB...

[gutted]

wrong. It would also reduce "good" prostaglandins so you won't win anything by taking COX-2 inhibitors...

the beneficial "good" prostglandins also turn out to be contradictory, they may not be so beneficial after all.
anyway we're second guessing here so im going to try it out based on a single previous experience i had.