Hey Melvin, I accidentaly have bitten my 1.25mg of Finasteride tablet and now I feel like this very very mild sensation bellow my left nipple, like water is going through like a smaller pipe ocasionally. Is this common Finasteride side effect?
Use pumpkin seed oil (400mg/daily) for inhibition of DHT, topically rosemary and argan oil (50/50 ratio) Be patient with the results, just like with finasteride it may take 1 year to see the results If you decide to take finasteride use 0.2mg instead of 1mg, according to study from 1999 it has only 10% less DHT inhibition
@@HairTransplantNetwork Most definitely. Have you considered start using natural DHT blockers like PSO instead of dutasteride/finasteride, and rosemary oil instead of minoxidil? Even rosemary oil has solid study behind it, being more effective than 2% minoxidil, so I think with increased drops it can match 5% minoxidil, and especially after stopping the treatment, the changes won’t be so drastic like when stopping minoxidil
Hey man thanks for your Tipps! I will try it. Do you think rosemary oil with a derma stamp is more effective? Or maybe take 0.2mg finasteride too? Maybe I will try rosemary oil first because it have not sidesffects right?
@@harryindaclub89 For sure, the derma stamp will make the results even better. I’m not sure how aggressive is your hair loss, what is your age and what is your Norwood scale? I would say use PSO 400mg daily, topically rosemary/argan/pumpkin (5 drops from each oil) 6 times per week overnight. Wait one year and and see the results, you could gain 40% of your hair count but most importantly make sure your hair loss is stabilized and didn’t progress over that 1 year period, that’s already win, because on finasteride you’re unlikely to grow new hair, it’ll just help you keep what you have, for new hair you need hair transplant. If your hair loss will progress after 1 year which is unlikely after sticking to protocol I mentioned, consider 0.2mg finasteride
Dutasteride has better results but it also has more potential side effects, which this guy doesn’t mention. Do yourself a favor and follow Dr. Gary Linkov. He explains why he recommends Finasteride instead.
i'm 46 about to be 47. Is to late to try and restore my hair? A friend recommended stem cell therapy at Ways2Wells in Austin. I'm just afraid because it hasn't been FDA approved yet, but men are still doing the procedure. Also, I thought about Turkey, but i don't think I can afford flying out there 4 times. Plus, as you get older, what happens if you start losing hair from the donor area of your head that you use to restore the part that is balding?
@@HairTransplantNetwork I’ve tried finasteride and minoxidil and had allergic reactions. I have very sensitive skin, so I have to be careful with topical products. Where can you purchase Dutasteride? Do you think it will have the same effects with my allergic reaction? I really want to try stem cells, just hesitant becsuse it’s not FdA approved
You don't have to be afraid men up either you do it or you don't but never be afraid because fear can affect your health good lock and I hope you your hair back to better way@@iked2638
![I JUST DID STEM CELL THERAPY: Was It Worth It? [2022]](/img/n.gif)
Wow what an amazing result
I hope to have a full head of hair before i get old
It’s already out without surgery
Great vid Mel..well done.
🙏 thanks mate
Dear this tharapy is effective in male pattern baldness and can reproduce loss hair
Im not exactly sure why this video was necessary literally nothing new was told.
A lot of people have asked me about Stem Cell therapy.
Hey Melvin, I accidentaly have bitten my 1.25mg of Finasteride tablet and now I feel like this very very mild sensation bellow my left nipple, like water is going through like a smaller pipe ocasionally. Is this common Finasteride side effect?
wtf? No
Finasteride is not for you
Use pumpkin seed oil (400mg/daily) for inhibition of DHT, topically rosemary and argan oil (50/50 ratio)
Be patient with the results, just like with finasteride it may take 1 year to see the results
If you decide to take finasteride use 0.2mg instead of 1mg, according to study from 1999 it has only 10% less DHT inhibition
I don’t disagree. I think using a small dose is still effective.
@@HairTransplantNetwork Most definitely. Have you considered start using natural DHT blockers like PSO instead of dutasteride/finasteride, and rosemary oil instead of minoxidil? Even rosemary oil has solid study behind it, being more effective than 2% minoxidil, so I think with increased drops it can match 5% minoxidil, and especially after stopping the treatment, the changes won’t be so drastic like when stopping minoxidil
Hey man thanks for your Tipps!
I will try it. Do you think rosemary oil with a derma stamp is more effective?
Or maybe take 0.2mg finasteride too? Maybe I will try rosemary oil first because it have not sidesffects right?
@@harryindaclub89 For sure, the derma stamp will make the results even better. I’m not sure how aggressive is your hair loss, what is your age and what is your Norwood scale? I would say use PSO 400mg daily, topically rosemary/argan/pumpkin (5 drops from each oil) 6 times per week overnight. Wait one year and and see the results, you could gain 40% of your hair count but most importantly make sure your hair loss is stabilized and didn’t progress over that 1 year period, that’s already win, because on finasteride you’re unlikely to grow new hair, it’ll just help you keep what you have, for new hair you need hair transplant. If your hair loss will progress after 1 year which is unlikely after sticking to protocol I mentioned, consider 0.2mg finasteride
Verteporfin is the only thing im excited about
It’s definitely exciting
Especially since Pyrilutamide crashed and burned.
@@supaman321123
I know im not hopeful about HMI-115 either
What’s verteporfin?
It may take years for that to happen and hella expensive
The problem with all of this stuff is that you have to keep doing it or your hair will start falling again
Yes, because they’re not cures
Is Dutasteride better than finasteride?
Yes
Dutasteride has better results but it also has more potential side effects, which this guy doesn’t mention. Do yourself a favor and follow Dr. Gary Linkov. He explains why he recommends Finasteride instead.
But can it revive hair which is completely miniaturized?
Most likely no
Actually yes. I had the same issue and have a full head of hair now. Give it a try!
@@AduOliva thank you for your honest answer. Was the DHT also responsible for your situation or were there other reasons?
@@MrSzymonurai ok thx
@@Spherious-xr1rx stress related issues plus I am anaemic so low in iron and folic acid
So do you use Finansteride? What is your dosage?
Topical dutasteride 2%
Who does stem cell therapy?
There’s a place in Austin. I forget the name
Ways2Well
@@HairTransplantNetwork
How many grafts did you get?
Ive had 4 surgeries with 9k total grafts
No ipdats from Dr Bloxham ?
Not yet
i'm 46 about to be 47. Is to late to try and restore my hair? A friend recommended stem cell therapy at Ways2Wells in Austin. I'm just afraid because it hasn't been FDA approved yet, but men are still doing the procedure. Also, I thought about Turkey, but i don't think I can afford flying out there 4 times. Plus, as you get older, what happens if you start losing hair from the donor area of your head that you use to restore the part that is balding?
You should consider topical dutasteride. It’s been great for me. Ask them if they do dutasteride injections. That’s what Bryan Johnson is doing.
@@HairTransplantNetwork I’ve tried finasteride and minoxidil and had allergic reactions. I have very sensitive skin, so I have to be careful with topical products. Where can you purchase Dutasteride? Do you think it will have the same effects with my allergic reaction? I really want to try stem cells, just hesitant becsuse it’s not FdA approved
Also, who is Bryan Johnson?
@@iked2638 look him up on CZcams
You don't have to be afraid men up either you do it or you don't but never be afraid because fear can affect your health good lock and I hope you your hair back to better way@@iked2638
and a lot of hair fibres ^_-
😉
the fastest cure for balding is Acceptance
No
That is so insulting and also not helpful at all.
No!
ONLY Verteporfin can help
Well, there’s dutasteride, minoxidil and surgery that’s pretty dang good
@@HairTransplantNetwork Minoxidil has been around for 50 yrs, my brother who had mpb used it and it did nothing at all.