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  • Aston
    Member
    • Apr 2012
    • 82

    Originally posted by gutted
    heres a patent that explains the use of antibiotics to fight hair loss, but the intresting thing the inventor notes is that it only needs to be used for a limited time, not for life.


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    i think the guys on the other forum trying this out also need to address their scalp health also, nizoral may suffice.
    If that actually works and works as described, an increase in hair nutrients ingested would also be recommendable...

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    • gutted
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2011
      • 1397

      Originally posted by Aston
      If that actually works and works as described, an increase in hair nutrients ingested would also be recommendable...
      it probably works by getting rid of the infection, not by increasing nutrients to the hair follicle. Increasing nutrients to the follicle is probably a by product of getting rid of the infection.

      Minoxidil increases nutrients to the follicle to, it triggers the pathway required for hair regrowth (nitric oxide, decreases pgd2, increase the good prostglandins) but it does this artificially the key to permanent hair regrowth is doing this natrually, getting the body to do it rather than some chemical!

      we will have to wait a few months while those guys test it out, to see if daily applications will be required.

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      • Aston
        Member
        • Apr 2012
        • 82

        My reasoning is that since nutrients don't reach the follicles with MPB, but do once the inflammation is subsided, increasing the amount of hair nutrients ingested would also make the results of the procedure easier to see. There are quite a few known hair growth accelerators.

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        • gutted
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2011
          • 1397

          Originally posted by Aston
          There are quite a few known hair growth accelerators.
          most require continual application or results subside, hence they are artificial short term growth stimulants, sort of like life support machine for the follicle.

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          • jpm
            Senior Member
            • Nov 2011
            • 248

            How will this be delivered into the the scalp?

            If it only needs to be used once or twice a week would it be an idea to just put it into shampoo?

            Sorry for the nooob questions. lol

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            • Gjm127
              Senior Member
              • Mar 2012
              • 170

              Hey 2020, when will you guys get your hands on this?
              Are they preparing it in form of pills or foam?

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              • 2020
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2012
                • 1513

                Originally posted by Gjm127
                Hey 2020, when will you guys get your hands on this?
                Are they preparing it in form of pills or foam?
                early june.

                it will be a topical just like CB, RU....

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                • jpm
                  Senior Member
                  • Nov 2011
                  • 248

                  Originally posted by jpm
                  How will this be delivered into the the scalp?

                  If it only needs to be used once or twice a week would it be an idea to just put it into shampoo?

                  Sorry for the nooob questions. lol
                  Originally posted by 2020
                  early june.

                  it will be a topical just like CB, RU....
                  @2020

                  Will you be trying it?

                  If it degrades the receptors rather than just blocks them. Surely it won't need to be used daily?? If, for example, the Androgen receptor takes 7 days to regenerate then surely using it once a week is enough?

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                  • jpm
                    Senior Member
                    • Nov 2011
                    • 248

                    Originally posted by jpm
                    @2020

                    Will you be trying it?

                    If it degrades the receptors rather than just blocks them. Surely it won't need to be used daily?? If, for example, the Androgen receptor takes 7 days to regenerate then surely using it once a week is enough?
                    just to add....I'm probably going to want to try this stuff because of the hype over it.

                    one more question....where are you going to buy it from?

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                    • 2020
                      Senior Member
                      • Jan 2012
                      • 1513

                      Originally posted by jpm
                      @2020

                      Will you be trying it?
                      I'll try to get my hands on it, yes.


                      Originally posted by jpm
                      If it degrades the receptors rather than just blocks them. Surely it won't need to be used daily?? If, for example, the Androgen receptor takes 7 days to regenerate then surely using it once a week is enough?
                      huh? This is not how OC0459 work


                      Originally posted by jpm
                      one more question....where are you going to buy it from?
                      I don't know yet. The person who ordered the first will test it soon and if it doesn't happen to be a fake, then he will give us the name of the lab that made it

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                      • jpm
                        Senior Member
                        • Nov 2011
                        • 248

                        Originally posted by 2020
                        huh? This is not how OC0459 work
                        Sorry i must be getting confused!! how does it work then? is it a pdg2 inhibitor?

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                        • 2020
                          Senior Member
                          • Jan 2012
                          • 1513

                          Originally posted by jpm
                          Sorry i must be getting confused!! how does it work then? is it a pdg2 inhibitor?
                          pretty much - it reduces the levels of PGD2

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                          • jpm
                            Senior Member
                            • Nov 2011
                            • 248

                            Originally posted by 2020
                            pretty much - it reduces the levels of PGD2
                            cheers...guess it will be a daily application then

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                            • jpm
                              Senior Member
                              • Nov 2011
                              • 248

                              I heard that this new treatment could be available early june.

                              If so and anyone gets hold of it. Please keep me updated. I would like to give this a try

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                              • Gjm127
                                Senior Member
                                • Mar 2012
                                • 170

                                Sorry again for being noob at all this.
                                Is this treatment going to be the first one that combats PGD2?

                                What about RU? What is RU doing?
                                Also, if Cotsarelis patented this invention, isn't it illegal for us to test it on ourselves?

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