Hair

[blazencruise]

Is test + fin/dut the only hair safe protocol? In your personal experiences, what compounds nuked your hairline the most? I know its different for everyone I just like to hear personal experiences. I'm seeing some very subtle thinning in the corners of my hairline but it hasn't progressed. I got on fin precycle anyways just to be safe. I really wanna try primo for my next cycle in a year I found a good source finally but man weighing my hair against it has been daunting lol.

 

[neutrino]

I have no room to talk with zero hairloss. But what I will say - i have accepted the fact that if it goes, it goes. Anabolics are not the game to play if you are concerned about hairline

 

[blazencruise]

I have no room to talk with zero hairloss. But what I will say - i have accepted the fact that if it goes, it goes. Anabolics are not the game to play if you are concerned about hairline

Yeah I understand. I should shave my head and if I look decent bald I go full send

 

[sourpower]

It varies. I use test deca minoxidil and fina with no issues. My buddy used test and fina and lost a ton of hair.

 

[neutrino]

Yeah I understand. I should shave my head and if I look decent bald I go full send

Just from observation online and those close to me in real life: once it starts to go, people will juggle all sorts of treatments in an attempt to mitigate the inevitable, and it always turns out to be a nearly fruitless endeavor that never truly ends with a "i kept all my hair". Its always more of a slow-down of thinning, steroids or not.

 

[biggerguns]

following.

 

[valdosta]

mast and tren seem to make noticeably more hairs fall out, even on a couple hundred milligrams. seeing less hairfall than that now on 1600 test.

What I want to know is if you have to increase fin dosage with test increases. Fin isnt attacking the end product, it's blocking a catalyst that allows the end product to be created. I kinda envision it as a road block. a standard fin dosage completely blocks this road that prevents test from walking to point a to point b, with point b being hairloss-causing dht. Increasing test dosage just means more test is walking down that road, but shouldnt our road block completely stop that pathway regardless?

 

[Brock456]

Mast started it and it never stopped after that.

 

[TeknoViking]

Is test + fin/dut the only hair safe protocol? In your personal experiences, what compounds nuked your hairline the most? I know its different for everyone I just like to hear personal experiences. I'm seeing some very subtle thinning in the corners of my hairline but it hasn't progressed. I got on fin precycle anyways just to be safe. I really wanna try primo for my next cycle in a year I found a good source finally but man weighing my hair against it has been daunting lol.

Add Minoxidil to the mix. Rogaine does work, but let’s be honest it’s kind of a pain in the ass. Luckily, there’s a Minoxidil pill now. Easy to take, easy to remember, no goo involved.

Most hair-loss meds cause a little shedding at first, which is totally normal (and mildly terrifying). Power through that phase and you’ll come out looking better on the other side. So don’t panic. Trust the process and stick to the plan

 

[blazencruise]

mast and tren seem to make noticeably more hairs fall out, even on a couple hundred milligrams. seeing less hairfall than that now on 1600 test.

What I want to know is if you have to increase fin dosage with test increases. Fin isnt attacking the end product, it's blocking a catalyst that allows the end product to be created. I kinda envision it as a road block. a standard fin dosage completely blocks this road that prevents test from walking to point a to point b, with point b being hairloss-causing dht. Increasing test dosage just means more test is walking down that road, but shouldnt our road block completely stop that pathway regardless?

If I remember correctly Fin past 1 mg plateaus in its effectiveness, you'd have to take 10x that to get like an extra 5% effectiveness (I'm paraphrasing but u get the idea) If fin isnt working you gotta switch to dutasteride.