Cetirizine

[rdawg]

http://www.amazon[dot]com/Zyrtec-Allergy-Relief-Tablets-Count/dp/B0034KYA36

are those what I need. 70 for 15 bucks!?

[hellouser]

http://www.amazon[dot]com/Zyrtec-Allergy-Relief-Tablets-Count/dp/B0034KYA36

are those what I need. 70 for 15 bucks!?

If this works better than RU, I'm going to save so much cash..... lol.

[rdawg]

If this works better than RU, I'm going to save so much cash..... lol.

Gets even cheaper went on another amazon page and found 30 for 1.86$.

honestly might pick them up just to keep them handy.

I have a feeling zyrtec pills might get sold out all over the place if this somehow works and they'll have no idea why haha

[hellouser]

Gets even cheaper went on another amazon page and found 30 for 1.86$.

honestly might pick them up just to keep them handy.

I have a feeling zyrtec pills might get sold out all over the place if this somehow works and they'll have no idea why haha

Wouldnt it be best to find what 'ingredient' is responsible for blocking PGD2 and finding pills that contain MORE of said 'ingredient' making it most effective?

[rdawg]

Wouldnt it be best to find what 'ingredient' is responsible for blocking PGD2 and finding pills that contain MORE of said 'ingredient' making it most effective?

If we're going by what desmond said and a couple others wouldn't TOO much dosage be bad?

although referring specifically to pgd2, what other pills contain that blocking PGD2 affect? let's go to work guys.

[hellouser]

If we're going by what desmond said and a couple others wouldn't TOO much dosage be bad?

although referring specifically to pgd2, what other pills contain that blocking PGD2 affect? let's go to work guys.

I have a friend whos a chemist, used to work for the military in biological development and defense. Gonna see if he can give me some input on the matter.

[JJacobs152]

If we're going by what desmond said and a couple others wouldn't TOO much dosage be bad?

although referring specifically to pgd2, what other pills contain that blocking PGD2 affect? let's go to work guys.

Aspirin would actually be your best bet (SARCASM). However, not sure how this would pan out. Hopefully, the side effects would stay topically. Other drugs that would act at the top enzyme in the chart below include all the NSAID drugs such as ibuprofen.

However, I wouldn't use aspirin, just because you need the other prostaglandins to function properly. Also, increased intake of aspirin or any other non steroidal antiinflammatory increases the risk for gastric ulcers.

[thechamp]

Some people where talking about aspirin on anôther forum come guys let's get mpb out of our lives

[rdawg]

Some people where talking about aspirin on anôther forum come guys let's get mpb out of our lives

The person above said why you SHOULDNT use aspirin. However other alternatives may be out there that are better PGD2 inhibitors than zyrtec. I am no scientist though, So I dont want to start using things that are harmful.

[JJacobs152]

Some people where talking about aspirin on anôther forum come guys let's get mpb out of our lives

You're best bet is going with a selective Cox-2 inhibitor. This will reduce the amount of PGD2 without having the harsh systemic effects of completely blocking out prostaglandin synthesis (ie vasoconstriction, renal failure, acute gastritis, etc etc). The drug on the market that is a selective cox-2 inhibitor is ka Celecoxib.

Paging Desmond & unk to share more insight on the pharm behind this. Honestly, if you can reduce PGD2 levels in the scalp, without affecting the levels elsewhere in the body - you'll be set.