Histogen Update

[MrBlonde]

~NW2

Astaxanthin
DIM
Ecklonia Cava
vitamin A

Did you see any regrowth with this program?

[UK_]

@2020.. what is "DIM"?

[ovoxo]

~NW2

Astaxanthin
DIM
Ecklonia Cava
vitamin A

how much do you take of each?

[Kirby_]

Only 4 months? Shedding at that point is normal man. Why not give it at least a year?
I have been on it for 2+ and get regular sheds, but I am above baseline.

I seem to be on my 2nd shed at month 10. Was medically informed recently that shedding phases, plural, are very common in years 1 and 2. Unfortunately.

[25 going on 65]

~4 months or so

Only 4 months? Shedding at that point is normal man. Why not give it at least a year?
I have been on it for 2+ and get regular sheds, but I am above baseline.

[Dan26]

I can post a dozen studies proving that it's effective against DHT and its PGD2 driven inflammation.

Yes, hair loss seems to be halted.



ALL of those are strong DHT blockers especially DIM and Astaxanthin. All of those combined are probably more effective than fin. The only bad side of that regimen is that it costs ~$80/month...

no fin for me. Got RA and in turn lost hair during that and after quitting it...

I would try your regimen + Equol if I had the money. Gonna have to settle with fin and Ru...for now

[yeahyeahyeah]

YOU'RE NOT GOING TO MAKE ANY SALES WITH THAT. A couple desperate people from hair loss forums do not constitute the entire group of people with hair loss MEN AND WOMEN. Forget about it.

TBH a lot of people notice that they are losing hair early on, especially receeders.

[yeahyeahyeah]

I can post a dozen studies proving that it's effective against DHT and its PGD2 driven inflammation.

Yes, hair loss seems to be halted.



ALL of those are strong DHT blockers especially DIM and Astaxanthin. All of those combined are probably more effective than fin. The only bad side of that regimen is that it costs ~$80/month...

no fin for me. Got RA and in turn lost hair during that and after quitting it...

how many mg are you taking etc?

And whats the difference from blocking DHT that way.

[2020]

How long did you take fin?

~4 months or so

[25 going on 65]

no fin for me. Got RA and in turn lost hair during that and after quitting it...

How long did you take fin?

[2020]

The problem with a lot of these people, me included, is that I would get a HT to get my NW1 back, but the only thing stopping me is if my hairloss progresses behind the hairline. Histogen will ensure it wont.

And a NW2 looks much better than a NW3

YOU'RE NOT GOING TO MAKE ANY SALES WITH THAT. A couple desperate people from hair loss forums do not constitute the entire group of people with hair loss MEN AND WOMEN. Forget about it.

[2020]

And is that working?

I can post a dozen studies proving that it's effective against DHT and its PGD2 driven inflammation.

Yes, hair loss seems to be halted.

Why no DHT inhibitor?

Edit: I thought you were on 5 mg fin at one point?

ALL of those are strong DHT blockers especially DIM and Astaxanthin. All of those combined are probably more effective than fin. The only bad side of that regimen is that it costs ~$80/month...

no fin for me. Got RA and in turn lost hair during that and after quitting it...

[yeahyeahyeah]

Why no DHT inhibitor?

Edit: I thought you were on 5 mg fin at one point?

More importantly, he has kept his regime quiet.

[25 going on 65]

~NW2

Astaxanthin
DIM
Ecklonia Cava
vitamin A

Why no DHT inhibitor?

Edit: I thought you were on 5 mg fin at one point?

[yeahyeahyeah]

oh for the love of god... 95% of people with hair loss don't even care about their norwood levels - by the time they've noticed their hair loss it's already too late. Maintenance is not an option. Why the **** would a 50 year old with NW3 who has been balding since age 30 be interested in spending thousands of dollars to have no effect on his semi-bald head? What about women who are at least 50% of the market? Their hair loss isn't progressive since whatever hormone balance where they under when their hair loss happened can be fixed but hair lost probably won't come back. How are you going to sell Histogen to them?

The problem with a lot of these people, me included, is that I would get a HT to get my NW1 back, but the only thing stopping me is if my hairloss progresses behind the hairline. Histogen will ensure it wont.

And a NW2 looks much better than a NW3