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    • alfredoolivasA Offline
      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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          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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              wester130 @Hearthfire
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              @Hearthfire

              new ideas

              floral water // aloe juice// or centella // ginseng water

              • not herbal tinctures, the water

              polysorbate 20
              choice of about 6 essential oils
              mix 20 drops of oil with polysorbate 20

              then mix in your carrier liquid

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                wester130 @Hearthfire
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                this person uses a topical tgfb-1 blocker

                Youtube Video

                other include telmisartan, losartan, and similar things that stop the tgfb-1 and aldosterone based inflammation

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                  evan.hinkle @wester130
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                  @wester130 this was pretty interesting stuff. I myself have had some good success with fractionated coconut oil on patches of dermatitis and have wondered if maybe this issue involved my scalp in the past, (I’m a classic horseshoe, and started losing my hair at 16, 45 now). I’m aware of the dermatitis/fungus/C8/C10 links.

                  The only “bummer” about the video is that this guy’s before and afters near the end of the video are kinda difficult to judge. To me, it just doesn’t look like he’s losing his hair at all?

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                    wester130 @evan.hinkle
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                    @evan.hinkle

                    yes i agree

                    it isn't conclusive, all theory

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                      Mossy
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                      I thought it would be worth adding that I stumbled upon another arthritis drug that helps with hair loss:

                      Upadacitinib
                      Kind of costly, but if it works, not costly at all: "£28 ($38) a pill".

                      That second article title is quite a bold claim.

                      Upadacitinib Improves Hair Regrowth in Patients With Severe Alopecia Areata:
                      https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/upadacitinib-improves-hair-regrowth-patients-severe-alopecia-2026a1000rgs

                      Arthritis drug can cure baldness in six months, study finds
                      https://www.msn.com/en-nz/news/other/arthritis-drug-can-cure-baldness-in-six-months-study-finds/ar-AA29X4Qk

                      "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 areata though

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