Should I start Minox again??

[Tracy C]

I'll look into it, it seems to have just popped out of nowhere though?

Pay very close attention to all the "information" available on that product. Every word of it is from parties who have a vested interest in selling that product. Not a single claim they make has been appropriately validated. It makes darn good sense to be suspicious of it. It also makes darn good sense to be suspicious of posters who recommend this product so aggressively.

[Cob984]

palpitations, dizziness, intense dark circles

[Aames]

Pay very close attention to all the "information" available on that product. Every word of it is from parties who have a vested interest in selling that product. Not a single claim they make has been appropriately validated. It makes darn good sense to be suspicious of it. It also makes darn good sense to be suspicious of posters who recommend this product so aggressively.

Now you're accusing me of selling topical spiro? LMAO

Listen Breaking Bald, topical spiro may not even be that effective (no studies have ever been conducted on it for hair loss, AFAIK). But it has been proven, WITH SCIENCE, to be a successful DHT inhibitor. Which, in a case like your's where you flat out refuse to use anything internally, is better than doing nothing. Go look it up on HLH, some people report success with it. I'll also direct you to the guy on bodybuilding that only used topical spiro, nizoral, and minox.

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...2250361&page=1

Do what you want. At the end of the day, I'm not trying to hurt you, I'm trying to help you. Since you refuse to use fin, you have to start looking at things that aren't FDA-approved if you want to have a chance at saving some hair. Good luck with whatever you decide.

[Tracy C]

Now you're accusing me of selling topical spiro?

No I didn't. I wasn't even thinking of you when I wrote that.