I get the impression that the question of androgenic alopecia's direct relation to serum DHT levels is something that's not entirely agreed upon in the community. It seems like some believe that high serum DHT will inevitably attack the hair follicles, while others are of the opinion that it's more of a local phenomenon, and a higher free testosterone presents an opportunity to be converted to DHT near the hair itself. Please let me know if I'm not representing that argument accurately.
I suppose the real question I'm asking here is whether you guys think the responsible use of DHT itself via cream, injection, or otherwise is likely to speed up balding to a significant degree. This would be DHT use alongside testosterone and hCG.
I suppose the real question I'm asking here is whether you guys think the responsible use of DHT itself via cream, injection, or otherwise is likely to speed up balding to a significant degree. This would be DHT use alongside testosterone and hCG.
