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    • LetTheRedeemedL Offline
      LetTheRedeemed @wester130
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      @wester130 going down the turpentine rabit hole, I googled around and found some research on terpenes supposedly reducing types 1 and 3 collagen -- bakuchiol, according to google. this also said terpenes are used for wound healing. I'm willing to believe that turpentine can straight up strip the collagenous paint out of one's scalp, lol

      part of me wants to put turpentine on my head.

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        LetTheRedeemed @wester130
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        @wester130 oh wow, ultrasound can break down fibrous tissue at the cellular level. There are clinics offering therapeutic scalp ultrasounds for hair health. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/tee.23866

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          wester130 @Mauritio
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          some research i am doing on essential oils and vasodilation

          rosemary and menthol are not potent, neither is euclayptus, neither make the top 10

          patchouliguaiols ,
          citral,
          carvacrol + thymol ,
          eugenol
          are the most potent vasodilators if you are looking at isolated chemicals

          for patchouliguaiols, spikenard or simply patchouli oil would work

          for citral, lemongrass or lemon verbena

          for carvacrol + thymol , - oregano and thyme

          for eugenol - clove essential oil would work

          ginger, cinnamon, capscium, rosemary, menthol don't make the top 10 list.
          rosemary for hair is the biggest scam going, look at the science, the chemicals in rosemary do not vasdodilate,

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            Gaston @wester130
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            @wester130 More horseshit from Big Rosemary.

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              CrumblingCookie @wester130
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              Rosemary (or sage) is not about vasodilation but about powerful anti-inflammatory activity by its diterpene carnosic acid, which is an antagonist to the human VDR and thus innate immunity. It may therefore work topically (to suppress symptoms for temporary healing but not to cure) for psoriasis and the like.

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                Hearthfire @CrumblingCookie
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                @CrumblingCookie

                It also kills bacteria and fungus and parasites (e.g. demodex mites). The vasodilation was never the main use for me.

                And who cares if it's not the most potent vasodilator? It still produces some vasodilation. That's just a plus.

                Anti-inflammatory + anti-bacteria/fungus/parasite + vasodilation. No way that's not going to be beneficial to your hair health/growth.

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                  Mossy @wester130
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                  @wester130 Interesting about the strength of the oils, as far as vasodilation goes. I find oregano to be dangerously strong, so that is no surprise it's on the list. I have two versions of oregano oil, full strength and diluted to 25%. I accidentally put the full strength on my skin once, and that was interesting, to say the least. Due to that, I put a white sticker on the cap, with a large red circle, and I added red stripes down the front of the bottle. Same company, same size bottle, with the only distinction being the 25% dilution in small print, until I added these.

                  "To desire action is to desire limitation" — G. K. Chesterton
                  "The true step of health and improvement is slow." — Novalis

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                    wester130 @Mossy
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                    @Mossy dont you dilute it yourself?? for example one drop per 50ml liquid?

                    i don't understand - you used the oil straight?

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                      wester130 @wester130
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                      here is what i am doing now

                      centella extract 50ml

                      separely mix polysorbate 20 drops
                      thyme oil 4 drops
                      lemon myrtle 4 drops
                      patchouli 4 drops
                      rose geranium 4 drops
                      cinnamon bark 2 drops

                      mix this into the centella extract liquid.

                      mixes perfectly, not oily at all. basically a water solution

                      so I get the benefit of centella and essential oils

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                        Mossy @wester130
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                        @wester130 I have two versions. One came diluted, at 25%. The other is 100%, not diluted. And, to qualify me even further for a Darwin award, I didn't even mean to grab oregano oil, but a different oil. I put the 100% on my skin. 🔥

                        "To desire action is to desire limitation" — G. K. Chesterton
                        "The true step of health and improvement is slow." — Novalis

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                          wester130 @Mossy
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                          @Mossy so the capsules of oregano they sell for candida - are they 100% oil?

                          As for using the oil topically , in 50ml of aloe juice, I added 4 drops of Polysorbate 20 and thyme oil, which is similarly hot to oregano, and felt a slight burn from it .

                          this would be about 0.20% strength of the entire bottle.

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                            alfredoolivas
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                            https://www.taeian.com/hair-loss-hair-regrowth-guide-2-0-updated/

                            @wester130

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                              Mossy @wester130
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                              @wester130 After a quick look, it seems to not be 100% oregano oil in those supplements, but a combination of oils with oregano, like black seed oil, and olive oil.

                              "To desire action is to desire limitation" — G. K. Chesterton
                              "The true step of health and improvement is slow." — Novalis

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                                FitnessMikey
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                                Hi Guys, ordered caffeine just now and will make conditioner with caffeine/taurine/aspirin/b3. I use essential oil of rosemary daily before bed and microniddling weekly with 1mm deep.

                                Saw some regrowth, black baby hairs, so it works, but unresolved hypothyroidism and itchiness as a result made me lose them, yep.

                                planning to dilute them in water higher concentrations and use whenever taking a shower to massage in my head. Any idea what else could be in water base conditioner like this?

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                                  tubert @alfredoolivas
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                                  @alfredoolivas said:

                                  https://www.taeian.com/hair-loss-hair-regrowth-guide-2-0-updated/

                                  wow that is really like a full time job what that author suggests in order to regrow hair. I don't think many people will follow that advice

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