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  • Tracy C
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2011
    • 3125

    #46
    Originally posted by UK_
    LOL you just said to me the reason you have not been kicked off the website is because the moderators agree with what you're saying.
    They do. They agree because the information I am sharing is the truth. It is not "my opinion".



    Originally posted by UK_
    So you're sitting there telling me your information is right BECAUSE the moderators agree?
    No. The information I have been sharing is the most accurate and reliable information available - and everyone associated with the AHLA knows it, including the moderators.

    Again, it is not "my opinion".



    Originally posted by UK_
    What methods do you use?
    One more time... I do not use Finasteride. I do know how to avoid the possible side effects of any medication. The exact same method that works for every other medication also works with Finasteride for most people. I have mentioned it multiple times and so has Spencer. If you actually had been paying attention, you would know it already.



    Originally posted by UK_
    I would love to take finasteride and also be bulletproof against any possible sides, apparently you have the answer.
    There is no such thing as bulletproof when it comes to medications. That is reality - but you can significantly reduce your chances of experiencing any possible side effects from any medication. I do not "have" the answer, I simply know the answer. You would know it too if you had actually been paying attention instead just trying to stir up trouble. It is time for you to go away now.

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    • aim4hair
      Senior Member
      • Aug 2011
      • 437

      #47
      I had consultations with some doctors who were clearly against propecia and told me to take only minoxidil. This propecia thing is controversial topic and even some doctors are against it now.
      Nobody can deny that it is a good drug in terms of stopping hair loss but with high risk. Im just getting sick of ppl underestimating the seriousness of the sides or doctors who misinform their patients about the sides.
      You know no one from the doctrors who recommended me to take propecia mentioned any thing about the possibility of permenant sides, they just told me if you get any sides they will completly go away once you quit.
      Im glad at least the FDA forced those companies to upgrade their labels regarding the possibility of permenant sides which is something major.

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      • UK_
        Senior Member
        • Feb 2011
        • 2744

        #48
        Originally posted by Tracy C
        They do. They agree because the information I am sharing is the truth. It is not "my opinion"..
        But who are the moderators? LOL are they qualified scientists and researchers? If there are scientists out there claiming that Propecia should be taken off the shelves and the rate of side effects are understated - how on earth can you call YOUR position a truth?

        You might aswel tell me the bible is the truth because the moderators of this website say so:



        I could go into semantics here - but in all honesty - anyone with a decent understanding of science knows that nobody will ever accuse you of being scientific if you're running around claiming you hold "the truth".


        Originally posted by Tracy C
        One more time... I do not use Finasteride. I do know how to avoid the possible side effects of any medication. The exact same method that works for every other medication also works with Finasteride for most people. I have mentioned it multiple times and so has Spencer. If you actually had been paying attention, you would know it already
        Does your magical method also work for chemotherapy?

        Spencer has mentioned it? wowee... what about the moderators? Have they mentioned it?... what about the cleaners & the guy who makes the coffee?... if you go back and read my post, I was asking for you to give me the SCIENTIFIC basis on which you are able to avoid the side effects associated with propecia, namely POST FINASTERIDE SYNDROME.

        Spencer and a few moderators doesnt equate to scientific evidence.


        Originally posted by Tracy C
        There is no such thing as bulletproof when it comes to medications. That is reality - but you can significantly reduce your chances of experiencing any possible side effects from any medication. I do not "have" the answer, I simply know the answer. You would know it too if you had actually been paying attention instead just trying to stir up trouble. It is time for you to go away now.
        anyone?

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        • Tracy C
          Senior Member
          • Sep 2011
          • 3125

          #49
          Originally posted by UK_
          But who are the moderators?
          Just where exactly do you think you are posting?

          You need to stop. You have gone too far with your belligerent nonsense. You do not know what you are talking about and you keep digging yourself deeper. You need to stop right now.

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          • UK_
            Senior Member
            • Feb 2011
            • 2744

            #50
            Originally posted by aim4hair
            I had consultations with some doctors who were clearly against propecia and told me to take only minoxidil. This propecia thing is controversial topic and even some doctors are against it now.
            Nobody can deny that it is a good drug in terms of stopping hair loss but with high risk. Im just getting sick of ppl underestimating the seriousness of the sides or doctors who misinform their patients about the sides.
            You know no one from the doctrors who recommended me to take propecia mentioned any thing about the possibility of permenant sides, they just told me if you get any sides they will completly go away once you quit.
            Im glad at least the FDA forced those companies to upgrade their labels regarding the possibility of permenant sides which is something major.
            Amen! This is they type of thinking we need - not bookworm idiots regurgitating studies from the mid-90's and then claiming they know "the truth".

            What a joke - btw Tracy... who's talking babble now?

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            • Tracy C
              Senior Member
              • Sep 2011
              • 3125

              #51
              UK_,

              Do you have some sort of learning disability? There is definitely something wrong with your head. You are absolutely not hooked up right.

              No one, absolutely no one, has ever downplayed the severity of the side effects for those few who experience them. Nobody. Not a single solitary soul. For you or anyone else to say I am doing that is a complete and total lie.

              This is and has always been about the fear mongering that is grossly overstating the percentage of guys who experience the possible side effects. If you want this problem to be taken as seriously as it should be, you need to do your part and stop clouding this issue with your crap. This stuff you keep shoveling is crap. Your conduct concerning this issue is crap. Your persistent mindless attacks on me are crap. Absolutely no one is going to take someone who acts like you seriously.

              I am not an idiot, I have never been an idiot and I do not deserve to be called an idiot by you or anyone else. You are treading on very thin ice. It is in your best interest to stop this crap and and go away.

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              • UK_
                Senior Member
                • Feb 2011
                • 2744

                #52
                Originally posted by Tracy C
                UK_,

                Do you have some sort of learning disability? .
                No, but I do know children with learning disabilities so I'd appreciate it if you showed a little more respect and decency in your replies.

                Originally posted by Tracy C
                No one, absolutely no one, has ever downplayed the severity of the side effects for those few who experience them. Nobody. Not a single solitary soul. For you or anyone else to say I am doing that is a complete and total lie.
                What about Merck?

                Half the lawsuits against Merck (propecia) contain the words "Downplay, downplayed and side effects":



                Propecia lawsuits have been filed against Merck, alleging men who used the drug suffered Propecia side effects including sexual dysfunction. According to the lawsuits, Propecia side effects in men are actually more long-term than the warning labels indicate, leaving some men to say that the Propecia side effects are not worth the benefits.


                A Brooklyn teaching assistant was fired over accusations that he kissed three girls, and now he is suing the Department


                Originally posted by Tracy C
                I am not an idiot, I have never been an idiot and I do not deserve to be called an idiot by you or anyone else. You are treading on very thin ice. It is in your best interest to stop this crap and and go away.
                Are you threatening me?

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                • aim4hair
                  Senior Member
                  • Aug 2011
                  • 437

                  #53
                  Come on!! chill out guys.. Now i bet satch is pretty confused!!

                  What pisses me the most about this industry is that after all those years, reported sides, and fears,,, we still don't have an approved tropical alternative to propecia... It's common sense why should ppl mess up with their whole body and hormones to stop hair loss?
                  Im glad we got gho now so at least we have the option of overcoming the limitation of donor supply but still not everybody can afford that :S

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                  • aim4hair
                    Senior Member
                    • Aug 2011
                    • 437

                    #54
                    Originally posted by aim4hair
                    we still don't have an approved tropical alternative to propecia..:S
                    I meant topical alternative to propecia!!

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                    • lilpauly
                      Senior Member
                      • Feb 2012
                      • 1084

                      #55
                      Originally posted by aim4hair
                      I meant topical alternative to propecia!!
                      Many many topicals to many to list. I gained almost nw using topicals

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                      • 2020
                        Senior Member
                        • Jan 2012
                        • 1527

                        #56
                        Originally posted by lilpauly
                        Many many topicals to many to list. I gained almost nw using topicals
                        we know we know.... the problem is that you don't really know what you're doing so you just decided to use EVERY SINGLE PRODUCT ON THE PLANET. Of course that will probably work but that's not the point. I bet a few of those items do 90% of the work. Why the hassle?

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                        • lilpauly
                          Senior Member
                          • Feb 2012
                          • 1084

                          #57
                          Originally posted by 2020
                          we know we know.... the problem is that you don't really know what you're doing so you just decided to use EVERY SINGLE PRODUCT ON THE PLANET. Of course that will probably work but that's not the point. I bet a few of those items do 90% of the work. Why the hassle?
                          My regimen will in 2 months or so. Will eliminate proxiphen, cb, and asc. Add bim and Neosh

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                          • mpb47
                            Senior Member
                            • Apr 2012
                            • 676

                            #58
                            Originally posted by satch
                            Hi guys

                            I am 31 year old male.

                            For the last few years my front hairline has been thinning. I can still just about cover it up and I am desperate for it to not get any worse.

                            I have been reading up on line and I see mixed stories about taking propecia.

                            I see that I can get this within the UK from reputable online pharmacists and I am wondering whether to give it a shot.

                            As far as I can tell I have no other locations with hair loss issues other than at the front.

                            Is propecia likely to help with this and should I also look to complimenting this with Regaine?

                            As no one else in my family, even going up many generations, seems to have this issue I wonder if there could be something I am doing to my hair to cause this thinning rather than standard genetics - I wash my hair everyday with standard head and shoulders shampoo - I assume that this could not cause it?

                            Any advice would be gratefully received!

                            Thanks a lot

                            Satch
                            If you hairloss is not aggressive, Regaine alone will buy you time. How much is hard to say. At some point you will probably need propecia to keep it from spreading. Some people have been on it for 15 years with no problems others have problems within months. I used it for about 4 years with good results but had to stop because of sides. Recently started back but this time with a much smaller amount 1/4 of a pill once about every 2 weeks. If I do not have any problems I will try it every 10 days and gradually increase if I can. I would recommend something like this and gradually ramp up usage over time.

                            Also I have been on the American version of Regaine for about 15 years with good results...
                            Good luck!

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                            • mpb47
                              Senior Member
                              • Apr 2012
                              • 676

                              #59
                              Originally posted by UK_
                              LOL you just said to me the reason you have not been kicked off the website is because the moderators agree with what you're saying.

                              So you're sitting there telling me your information is right BECAUSE the moderators agree? LOLOL - listen to yourself for a moment, you are talking utter garbage - who are the moderators anyway? lol are they scientists?

                              You have also failed to offer the scientific basis upon which you made the following comment:



                              What methods do you use? I am genuinely interested, I am not being funny here, I would love to take finasteride and also be bulletproof against any possible sides, apparently you have the answer.

                              Please share with us.
                              Even if your right you are doing yourself a disfavor by coming on so strong.
                              By screaming at her no one will take you serious. Use logical arguments instead.

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                              • rdawg
                                Senior Member
                                • Jun 2012
                                • 1019

                                #60
                                Just a few things.

                                I feel like any propecia topic gets WAY too heated around here and ends up have 3-4 pages of just nonsense arguing back and forth. Although to add it is annoying with some of the fear mongerers of propecia that had sides or sides lasting after they were off the drug and act like propecia is the worst drug in the world. I advise ANYONE considering taking the drug to not listen to these guys. YES there is a chance, a small chance of sides(and a VERY small, say around 1-2% which is nothing out of the millions that take it, of permanent or long-lasting side effects, probably the same chance that you'll get hit by a car tomorrow)

                                But you have to read the data yourself and put it into context. MANY medications have side effects and many dont get affected by the side effects.

                                In all honesty reading through these forums, the vast majority of men on propecia dont have sides and pretty much stop posting, it's the few that have sides and HATE propecia that continue to badger those that are considering it. I personally have been on it for over a month with zero sides so far.

                                Ultimately, there is a chance, but to me the risk was far too small for me not to at least try it out, already my hair feels better(and might be getting better but im not sure yet!) and i definitely dont regret taking it!

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