Capsaicin and Soy Isoflavones Promote Hair Growth

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  • bananana
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    Originally posted by briandesigns
    anything new to report? I love all sorts of peppers in food so I consume a considerable amount already, but when I take in too much on a daily basis stomachaches are imminent so i wonder if taking it in a capsule would change anything.

    More importantly though, wouldn't taking soy cause the same side effects as FIn since the science behind this method is based on the reduction of DHT and that is what causes all the side effects from FIN?

    Anyone whom previously stopped Fin due to sides have started to take capsaicin +isoflavones and not experience any sides?
    Hi,
    I'm 4.5 months in, nothing major yet to report.
    I'm taking 1 soy isoflavone pill (750 mg isoflavones - 3% - so basically around 23 mg pure isoflavones) + drinking around 2-3 glasses of soy milk + eating 4, 5 small chili peppers and using tabasco on all my food.

    I think thats plenty of both ingredients.

    I hope to see thickening of existing hairs or some new growth as studies showed.

    No side effects.
    Still horny as hell.

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  • briandesigns
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    anything new to report? I love all sorts of peppers in food so I consume a considerable amount already, but when I take in too much on a daily basis stomachaches are imminent so i wonder if taking it in a capsule would change anything.

    More importantly though, wouldn't taking soy cause the same side effects as FIn since the science behind this method is based on the reduction of DHT and that is what causes all the side effects from FIN?

    Anyone whom previously stopped Fin due to sides have started to take capsaicin +isoflavones and not experience any sides?

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  • bananana
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    Originally posted by yeahyeahyeah
    Might want to check this link:



    Taking equol directly.

    Soy insoflavones did jack squat for me btw
    have you tried soy + capsaicin?
    Soy by itself wont have any effect probably.

    I'm VERY interested in folexen, has anybody tried it?
    I'd take at least 6 months supply to see some results.

    I'll continue using soy and chili peppers and also drinking at least a litre of green tea daily.
    Just in case it works.

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  • yeahyeahyeah
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    Originally posted by BaldinLikeBaldwin
    I was thinking of buying soy isoflavones but don't you have to be a natural equol producer for the isoflavones to turn into equol?
    Might want to check this link:



    Taking equol directly.

    Soy insoflavones did jack squat for me btw

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  • BaldinLikeBaldwin
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    I was thinking of buying soy isoflavones but don't you have to be a natural equol producer for the isoflavones to turn into equol?

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  • bananana
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    4 months in, taking soy and capsaicin every day.

    Nothing major to report, thickness may be improved a bit but really hard to tell yet.
    I'll wait at least 6 months before giving some judgement.

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  • bananana
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    Take a look at this topical soulution- capsaicin for scalp?

    What do you think about this?
    Pretty cheap - $10 for 120 ml.
    Purified water, caffeine, saw palmetto, nettle, olive leaf, pygeum, rosemary, oleoresin capsicum, alpha lipoic acid, ascorbic acid (vitamin C), vegetable glycerin, potassium sorbate.

    I think it could be helpful...

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  • elvispresley
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    Originally posted by Maradona
    well my family buys lots of soy milk im gonna empty that fridge from now on just in case i can at least slow this shit down till the "SAVING" is here around 2015.
    i will do the same...
    do someone know some SUPPLEMENTS with a low % of capsaicin ?
    i read that taking too much will cause some problems...maybe...
    so i would like to take about the same % they tried in the tests...

    thx to everyone

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  • Maradona
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    Originally posted by bananana
    Yup.
    3 glasses (each one is ~300 ml) of milk is 70 mg or above of soy.

    But for tabasco - I don't really know.
    Tabasco is very low on "hotness" level.
    It has score of 5000 units, while the pure capsaicin is 16 million.

    But I guess spraying it a bit on your every meal is good quantity.
    Don't go berserk on it thou, too much of it can irritate the stomach, mouth etc..
    well my family buys lots of soy milk im gonna empty that fridge from now on just in case i can at least slow this shit down till the "SAVING" is here around 2015.

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  • elvispresley
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    Originally posted by bananana
    Yup.
    3 glasses (each one is ~300 ml) of milk is 70 mg or above of soy.

    But for tabasco - I don't really know.
    Tabasco is very low on "hotness" level.
    It has score of 5000 units, while the pure capsaicin is 16 million.

    But I guess spraying it a bit on your every meal is good quantity.
    Don't go berserk on it thou, too much of it can irritate the stomach, mouth etc..
    thx a lot bananana, im not a real fan of HOT food ... but i can try... (are there other sources of capsaicin not HOT? aahaha)

    i will buy soy milk from the supermarket...

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  • bananana
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    Yup.
    3 glasses (each one is ~300 ml) of milk is 70 mg or above of soy.

    But for tabasco - I don't really know.
    Tabasco is very low on "hotness" level.
    It has score of 5000 units, while the pure capsaicin is 16 million.

    But I guess spraying it a bit on your every meal is good quantity.
    Don't go berserk on it thou, too much of it can irritate the stomach, mouth etc..

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  • elvispresley
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    Originally posted by bananana
    Capsaicin is basically in ANY hot food - peppers, tabasco... It's very cheap as a supplement also. They used only 6 mg daily.

    Soy is found in tofu, soy beans, soy milk (you should drink 3 glasses daily to get 70 mg) small amount is found in soy sauce...
    cheers mate!

    so if i drink 3 glasses of soy milk i will reach 70 mg right?
    Capsaicin how much tabasco or spicy food i should eat about to be inline with the doses of the TEST ?

    thx a lot for the answers guys

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  • bananana
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    Capsaicin is basically in ANY hot food - peppers, tabasco... It's very cheap as a supplement also. They used only 6 mg daily.

    Soy is found in tofu, soy beans, soy milk (you should drink 3 glasses daily to get 70 mg) small amount is found in soy sauce...

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  • elvispresley
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    guys i have a simple question ,

    where i can find that 2 substance in food?

    CAPSAICIN and ISOFLAVONES?

    soy milk? is ok?

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  • bananana
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    Originally posted by ing
    so in simple words the bottom line is that with daily appropriate daily amount consumption of soya milk or tofu and pepper it can actually regrow hair?
    Yes.
    Sounds crazy - I know, but the results are very good. They used 75 mg of soy isoflavones and only 6 mg of capsaicin (chili pepper).
    Now interesting thing is you can buy a supplement for the whole year that has 450 (!!) mg of capsaicin for just a few $. Thats good but I'm wondering is 450 mg too much? Probably not because thats just grounded pepper extract - nothing more.
    Isoflavones are more expensive - to get around 70 mg daily with a supplement - you would need at least 20$ monthly.

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