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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
Topical Finasteride and Hair Loss: Study is Encouraging
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<blockquote data-quote="Jurek Kletsy" data-source="post: 224238" data-attributes="member: 40983"><p>Topical finasteride is a misnomer, because it makes people believe it will only block dht conversion where you apply it. Instead it is absorbed transdermally lowering plasma dht levels. 2AR is slow to regenerate, which means you only need a very small dose for it to be just as effective (or rather: detrimental) through the cumulative effect then just taking a propecia pill. You are not reducing side-effects or changing the risk profile by applying it to your scalp.</p><p></p><p>If you are on TRT because you value your health, then don’t block dht or estradiol. </p><p></p><p>(Sorry for my bad English, but it has been a long day.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jurek Kletsy, post: 224238, member: 40983"] Topical finasteride is a misnomer, because it makes people believe it will only block dht conversion where you apply it. Instead it is absorbed transdermally lowering plasma dht levels. 2AR is slow to regenerate, which means you only need a very small dose for it to be just as effective (or rather: detrimental) through the cumulative effect then just taking a propecia pill. You are not reducing side-effects or changing the risk profile by applying it to your scalp. If you are on TRT because you value your health, then don’t block dht or estradiol. (Sorry for my bad English, but it has been a long day.) [/QUOTE]
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