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could betamethasone valeratel foam be the answer? it's has the know side-effect of "Excessive hair growth (hypertrichosis)" and can be applied to the scalp.
or Clobetasol Propionate Foam?
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could betamethasone valeratel foam be the answer? it's has the know side-effect of "Excessive hair growth (hypertrichosis)" and can be applied to the scalp.
or Clobetasol Propionate Foam? -
Mm definitely wouldn't mind me some excessive hair growth
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I may have just solved baldness
apparently our friend minoxidil has betamathsone vertiwhatever in it
"Another minoxidil lotion additive is betamethasone valerate, a cortisone medication that helps to prevent scalp inflammation. In addition to reducing possible scalp irritation, it may also enhance the hair restoration effect of minoxidil in two ways: first, it helps block the metabolism of testosterone in the cells of the hair follicle where the hormone signal to “stop producing new hairs” takes place. Blocking this signal may keep more hairs growing. Second, betameth- asone valerate helps to disperse the white blood cells that are called up to push the hair shaft out. In doing so, the white blood cells scar the hair follicle, reducing to a degree the follicle’s ability to produce new hairs. By reducing scarring, betamethasone valerate may help keep the hair follicles active for more hair growth cycles. Male pattern baldness is a scarring alopecia, and the betamethasone valerate helps reduce scarring of the hair follicle."
Sounds like we found out why minox works... and it aint cause of the minox
if we can confirm that this beta stuff blocks PGD2, then it may be the answer....it's all coming togetherComment
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holy shit good find
we should just start looking for compounds that have "excessive hair growth" as a side effect and do research from there
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huh? no it's not?Male pattern baldness is a scarring alopecia,Comment
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I was prescribed in foam form both of the chemicals I mentioned in the opening post, along with a shampoo. I think that I experienced hair growth using them, but had attributed it to the Renokin regiment that I was on... however, nothing ever came of it... but of course....... I had stopped the foams and shampoos eventually and was only using Renokin. Obviously the growth wore off.Comment
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get applying this to the temples straight away!!!http://webcache.googleusercontent.co...&ct=clnk&gl=us
could betamethasone valeratel foam be the answer? it's has the know side-effect of "Excessive hair growth (hypertrichosis)" and can be applied to the scalp.
or Clobetasol Propionate Foam?Comment
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lol whatever man I'm not arguing with you. the book was sketchy anyway. however, it is a fact that some (all?) minox has this beta-shit in it.
1. Does finasturide have any affects on the body that are similar to the affects caused by this beta-shit?
2. does this beta-shit stop PGD2?
3. what was that ****ing shampoo that I was prescribed!? i wish the doc was open, but will have to wait til tomorrow to find out. I just dug out the two cans of foam that were prescribed with them and this all hit me, after a few google searches of course.
there is a god and he works in mysterious waysComment
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why not?
anti inflammatories in general grow hair, its only since the publication of dr cot's study that its being researched by us.
the side effect of that drug is hypertrichosis - similar to what occured to the patients on benaxoprofen, an anti inflammatory.
you also need to understand its not going to grow hair in a mater of weeks, you need to give consistency and time for it to work.Comment
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