Does dieting/exercise have an impact?

[hair204]

I am trying to lose 15 lbs mostly through diet and some weight lifting.

I am on day 6 of propecia 1mg.

Does a caloric deficit, and/or the weight lifting have any significant impact on my treatment? I am almost 23, with NW1 and a thinning crown: http://imgur.com/a/RPz7C

My lipogaine/minox5% and regenepure/keto1% are going to be here in a few days so I am fully treating my hair. I just don't want this deficit to impact me. I have been on a diet (lost 24 lbs) from July, August, September, which led to a blood test in October revealing low T (420 ng/dl - average for a senior citizen at the age of 22).

I only have 15 lbs more to lose and have been eating well for the last 7 weeks but am returning to my exercise and diet routine today. I just don't want anything to interfere with my hair treatment.

[redy]

It won't help your hair at all, that's for sure.

You can still lose weight if you run enough and hard enough to get your heart rate up for a while, and lift enough reps to burn your muscle groups.

Just make sure you're eating chicken/whole grains each day and filling up mostly on vegetables and water, while taking a daily vitamin. Lack of nutrition definitely will show on hair texture, which will make whatever loss you do have more noticeable and maybe even make it faster.

[hair204]

It won't help your hair at all, that's for sure.

You can still lose weight if you run enough and hard enough to get your heart rate up for a while, and lift enough reps to burn your muscle groups.

Just make sure you're eating chicken/whole grains each day and filling up mostly on vegetables and water, while taking a daily vitamin. Lack of nutrition definitely will show on hair texture, which will make whatever loss you do have more noticeable and maybe even make it faster.

I eat chicken breast and brown breads daily as part of this diet, and multi vitamins. I need to start eating vegetables. Do you think the lifting will spike my DHT too high?