Posts made by Gaston

Any practical experiments we can run on this subject?

@smelllikacowshit Yeah beat loved nitric oxide and juicy pumps.

I have applied Diclofenac topically to the scalp, but the gel was too messy for me to continue the habit for a meaningful length of time. I recall using it for PGD2 inhibition.

@Mauritio

15ml glass dropper bottle

1/32 tsp of powder = 135mg
~15ml distilled water (fully dissolved)
= 20mg PB2 = 0.13% solution

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1/16 tsp of powder = 270mg
~15ml distilled water (not fully dissolved)
~15ml vodka (fully dissolved)
40mg PB2 = 0.26%

The study I saw on procyanidin B2 for hair used a 1% strength procyanidin B2 solution. But this apple skin powder has additional polyphenols and procyanidins in it other than just B2, so it might be comparably "strong."

https://img.cosmeticsandtoiletries.com/files/base/allured/all/image/2020/06/ct.CT_116_12_061_09.pdf

@Mauritio I've been applying this product to my scalp for almost 2 months and it seems to be having a positive effect on hair growth, at least in the temple area.

https://tokibotanicals.com/apple-skin-15-procyanidin-b2-organic-extract/

@Mauritio are you still experimenting with apples / procyanidin-B2?

Uh oh, Q-anon retardation back on the menu?

@LetTheRedeemed I mentioned to you in another thread that I don't like urea. I experimented with consuming quite a lot of it, I don't remember how many grams per day. I think it stressed my kidneys. My ankles became swollen, my toe became red and gout-like. My hair fell. Probably the worst health experiment I ever tried. So, just be careful and don't ignore negative symptoms.

haidut, it's always great to see you posting here, as opposed to posting on the Vitamins Are Toxins Forum.

I wish I had stocked up on AlloP before you discontinued it. That stuff would lean out my face and improve my appearance, although I didn't notice any other effects. I can't afford to by this new version on a regular basis, but I may trail it, eventually.

@LetTheRedeemed I don't want to influence you too much because I'm honestly not very knowledgeable. You can continue using urea; just make sure to report back to us if it seems to harm your hair density.

I'm getting slight regrowth on my temples, but that could be due to a dozen different factors.

I use C-Salts Buffered vitamin C. I can't recommend it for any particular reason, it's just what I've always used.

@LetTheRedeemed

Personally, I wouldn't recommend applying urea to your scalp. My hair is/was at its worst state ever, and this was the culmination of applying urea to my scalp for over a year (among many other factors.) It's my understanding that urea denatures collagen. My hair is improving since I ditched urea and started applying vitamin C to my scalp, which is an action that I took in an attempt to reverse the perceived damage done to my face/scalp skin wrought by urea. Vitamin C is, of course, considered supportive of collagen formation; as are red light and needling, which are common hair loss treatments.

In keeping with the topic of the thread, I am also currently applying dextrose to my scalp on a somewhat regular basis. I will let you all know if anything significant seems to happen.

You are insufferable. I can see why Danny blocked you; he has a pretty good handle on how to best use social media.

"Error

You cannot block administrators or global moderators"

Blocked.

Maybe Charlie sees the writing on the wall and has just given up. The forum was only getting about 10 posts per day the past few weeks. It's dying/dead. He killed it.

Very disappointing that Grant decided to take the side of Satan when it comes to niacin. Oh well, we'll just have to press on and take back God's country without him.

I wouldn't try it. I would rather try these topicals:

Vitamin E
Vitamin K
Caffeine
Lisuride
Metergoline
Red light?

It's not a machine gun.

RPF had hundreds of schizo "conspiracy theory" threads that had zero relation to health topics, but a picture of a gun is crossing the line? Why?

@fucker I put vinegar on the problem areas as a prophylactic. I apply vitmain E if it gets really bad. It's not a cure, but it keeps it at bay.

@peatyourmeat Oh wow, this is great news; femininity is indispensable and often quite amazing. Will visiting a doctor cause me to become more feminine? If so, in what ways? Thank you for the potential life hack.