Why do he call me "fattie" at the begin of the video :((
Im really sad now
Dandruff or scalp irritation? Try BLOO.
Why do he call me "fattie" at the begin of the video :((
Im really sad now
It made me hands also very warm , hmmhmm love love
Hmmhmmm i drank 500+ milk with mixed blender vanilla icecream!
Soooo taastyu hmmhmm
I like it very much, you guys should try it also!
@CO3 huuh, only b1? Sound too good to be true
Can you not get the enough doses of b1 by eating healthy.....?
I also disgust meat .... and for sure rice (taste like metal for me)
Rice make me face very oily
Some breathing methods are rlly powerfull
Idkk why but its disgusting, i will never marry a woman with thyroid problems
Maaybe its on me but i see lately so much woman have thyroid problems.... or having PCOS (being fat)
What do you think guyss, what is the cause of this?
@basednigga2006 also magnesium is needed to convert the inactive vitamine D to the active version of it....
@kyquism the best supplement.... is biotech
You can look into this site for the best doses and the best supplement
https://vitamindwiki.com/One+pill+every+two+weeks+gives+you+all+the+vitamin+D+most+adults+need
Its all about vitamine D
https://vitamindwiki.com/
Some of those schrizo things are true
Let me tell a story:
* i see schrizo thing *
* i THINK: woaah what a schrizo thing! But still let me try it *
* i try it and got massive benefits from it, life changing even *
Thaats why im now more open minded and try everything
But yea you are right.. most of it is just newgen tiktok bullshit
@Barghest said in New "Mission" of RPF:
@JamesGatz hey James, how come charlie unbanned you after you made fun of him?
Lets not forget this golden moment
https://youtu.be/L1VMsoD_ptE?si=o5QW1Xj3KDGBEazr
I love jamesgatz!
@Santosh said in Topical Minoxidil: is it really that bad?:
@basednigga2006 said in Topical Minoxidil: is it really that bad?:
Drinking the monixidil liquid version of it = me eyelashes grew 2/3x the size, i really like thaat
I love minoxidil!
I also tried drinking the solution but more than 3 drops and I almost faint while having heart palpitations.
- how many drops are you taking ?
- how long did it take for visible eyelash change ?
- any side effect ?
This can help you
https://looksmax.org/threads/its-safe-to-think-topical-minoxidil-heres-why.933782/
https://looksmax.org/threads/eyebrow-gains-oral-minoxidil-before-and-after-pics.926415/
@Glace said in whats the cure to hairloss?:
@MaxVerstappen
Male pattern baldness/hair loss and androgenic alopecia are terms used interchangeably, but they not the same thing. The former refers to the way men lose their hair. The latter is the theory that MPB is caused by androgens.I say theory because it's not obviously true. Why are babies (of both sexes) born with "androgenic alopecia?" Clearly, babies have not lost their hair due to "DHT miniaturizing the hair follicle." In fact, it grows back.
If you want to propose some theory as to why hair loss occurs, it needs to answer:
- Why are babies born with "male pattern baldness,"
- Why do men start losing their hair in early adulthood, and
- Why do men continue to lose their hair as they age (while androgens fall off).
Preferably, you should also have answers for why finasteride works, why mothers that lose hair post-partum, and why said mothers regrow their hair.
The "androgenic alopecia" theory is obviously attractive because men have androgens and women . But "cumulative exposure to androgens" is a flimsy just-so for 3, and there is nothing to explain newborn hair loss.
I don't have the answers, but I do have a few observations:
- Hair follicles are different from most organs in that they constantly cycle between phases of growth and differentiation. Understanding the difficulty of this task and the factors involved is critical to solving this puzzle.
- It would be very surprising if the hormones involved in controlling growth vs. differentiation in gestation didn't play a role in growing hair follicles.
- Both newborns and post-partum mothers have a lot of progesterone. Could it be that progesterone is enabling the regrowth of hair? Something must be doing that, or at least preventing the hair loss from becoming permanent.
- Tissue growth is an energy-intensive process. Both pregnenolone and progesterone stabilize energy production.
- Young people have a lot of the basic steroid pregnenolone. Pregnenolone production declines steadily with age.
- During puberty, the sex-differentiating steroidogenic enzymes get turned. The relative levels of pregnenolone go down for both sexes, but women get progesterone whereas men get testosterone.
- Finasteride is very similar to progesterone.
Finasteride:
Progesterone:
It seems to me that women keep their hair because of progesterone, rather than men lose their hair because of androgens.
The age and progesterone is explained in this theory
https://www.reddit.com/r/tressless/comments/ezkd0r/my_theory_regarding_a_cause_and_cure_for/?utm_source=embedv2&utm_medium=post_embed&utm_content=post_title