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    Diclofenac gel to regrow hair on bald head and beard

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      evan.hinkle @Hearthfire
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      @Hearthfire I have my wife on sourcing some pure oleic acid. She’s a soapmaker, so she has access to suppliers with things like this. If she comes up with 100% oleic, I’ll post a link.

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        LetTheRedeemed @evan.hinkle
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        @evan-hinkle bro king mate does she have a soaster?

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          wester130 @Mauritio
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          @Mauritio i can't find the exact post at the moment, it was a random forum post on hairlosstalk

          here's the new theory:

          Introducing Cardio Androgenic Alopecia

          The cause of baldness is heart disease

          1. Clear calcium from the arteries with Vitamin D, K2 and magnesium

          2. Clear plaque with Lysine, Proline and Acerola powder. Mix into 50ml bottle.

          3. Stimulate blood flow with Cayenne, Hawthorn and Red Sage Root Capsules

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            heyman @wester130
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            @wester130 da fuk

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              ThinPicking @wester130
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              @wester130 and @Mauritio

              👉 https://lowtoxinforum.com/threads/renin-angiotensin-aldosterone-sysytem-and-hair-loss-process.33602/

              A classic.

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                wester130 @heyman
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                @heyman i'm going off topic but re-read what I wrote

                i think you should change strategy to combat hair loss

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                  heyman @wester130
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                  @wester130 how is it heart disease root cause? I think it is metabolic dysfunction thats why I use a redlight infrared hat, make my own shampoo etc

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                    Hearthfire @wester130
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                    @wester130

                    Nah you're on topic. This thread is kind of the "hairloss/hair regrowth" general now lol.

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                      LetTheRedeemed @wester130
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                      @wester130 according to Peat, cardio diseases are down stream of metabolism. Reverse soft tissue calcification with increased temperature, and stop soft tissue calcification by lowering PTH via dietary calcium.

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                        heyman @LetTheRedeemed
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                        @LetTheRedeemed soft tissue calcification is due to low temperatur?

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                          LetTheRedeemed @heyman
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                          @heyman no, it's due to elevated pth (parathyroid hormone) pulling calcium from the bones, leeching them into the soft tissues -- this is an emergency response due to lack of dietary calcium, since it's vitally involved in metabolism.

                          this is super layman description: basically, high local metabolic rate will "disolve" the calcium deposits back into the bloodstream to be used properly by the body. calcium deposits are not permanent like bones built by genes (even bones are not permanently one size).

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                            tubert @wester130
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                            @wester130 50ml mentioned in point 2: is that a topical? 50ml of what? water?

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                              wester130 @tubert
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                              @tubert it means like an energy drink shot

                              50ml orange juice, mix in lysine/taurine and shake

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                                wester130 @Mauritio
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                                microvascular circulation might be better than things like cayenne

                                Grok says

                                burdock root
                                diosmin/hesperdidin
                                Cleavers
                                Echinacea
                                gotu kola // Ginkgo biloba

                                move the lymph, and some people confuse lymph circulation with arterial circulation

                                maybe bald people have reduced lymph circulation but their arteries are still okay

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                                  evan.hinkle @Mauritio
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                                  @Mauritio just curious if you continued along on the oleic experiment, (looks like it’s been nearly a month now). Always interested to hear about what you’re tinkering with. Thanks in advance!

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                                    Mauritio @evan.hinkle
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                                    @evan.hinkle i did. not every day but most days I apply it. I feel like the hair where I apply it grows faster (I have a lot of new hair coming in from scalp exercises) but I'm not sure yet. Im also applying it to one side of my hand to see if it is effective.

                                    Did you ask your wife about the 100% oleic acid ?

                                    Dare to think.

                                    My X:
                                    x.com/Metabolicmonstr

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                                      evan.hinkle @Mauritio
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                                      @Mauritio she only could find 75% from soap suppliers, but I found this:

                                      https://www.amazon.com/Oleic-Natural-General-Purpose-Liquid/dp/B088F5QF1G

                                      Is there any reason to worry that such a high concentration could be irritating?

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                                        LetTheRedeemed @evan.hinkle
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                                        @evan.hinkle if it were, I think mixing it with a dab of mct or better yet, mitolipin from Georgi would solve that problem

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                                          Mauritio @evan.hinkle
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                                          @evan.hinkle ok.
                                          I would always inquire if it's really 100% . But I also don't think that a little less should destroy the whole process.

                                          Yes it is irritating at first but I got used to it. Although it seems to make my skin quite dry.

                                          Dare to think.

                                          My X:
                                          x.com/Metabolicmonstr

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