prone to hairloss....winstrol?

[marcu_s]

some people ive talked to say that i shoulndt take winstrol or anavar if im prone to hairloss...some say i can.
whats the answer ?

[Bosnian_Brawler]

Originally Posted by marcu_s

some people ive talked to say that i shoulndt take winstrol or anavar if im prone to hairloss...some say i can.
whats the answer ?

Anavar is one of the safest steroids in regards to hairloss....Not so sure about winny

[HDH]

If you're worried about hair loss, Winny should not be on your list of AAS to use.

HDH

[dougdr]

proscar or not on winny you'll shed like a cat and that goes for any dht based compounds eg.priviron anadrol masteron winny. good substitutes are either anavar turnibol or halotestin. if your concerned with hair loss get on proscar its easy in canada to get a prescription not sure about the states and its cheap like burch.and my benefit plan pays for itjust go to your doctor and ask for it for hair loss

[Bigkarch]

how do you know you are prone to hair loss??? are you losing it now...how old are you...proscar can help...IMO a short cycle of prop and var is good to go

[hotdr]

Do you need to take proscar forever? my understanding with other hair protecting products (e.g. rogaine) was that once you start taking it you have to keep taking it. Or is steroid use a special case where you can just take the stuff while on cycle and then go off afterwards?

[lou123]

If you are prone to hair loss Propecia won't help much. I was on 500 mg of cyp a week and losing hair like crazy. Maybe if you took 5 mg a day but so much T gets converted to DHT on a cycle 1mg of Propecia isn't blocking it all.

Just my personal experience.

[lou123]

BTW, Anavar and EQ would be good choices for avoiding hair loss but run alone may give you other problems

[novicebb]

Consider using 5% Topical Spironolactone along with Azaleic Acid and Minoxidil to prevent shedding and regrow hair. Proscar can actually hurt some of your gains especially your hardness and strength since proscar blocks DHT systemic where Spironolactone and Azaleic acid blocks more then 80% topically and doesn't effect you systemically.

Using Retinol will help the scalp absorbe more Minoxidil, making minoxidil more effective especially in the frontal areas.

[Malphas]

Originally Posted by novicebb

Consider using 5% Topical Spironolactone along with Azaleic Acid and Minoxidil to prevent shedding and regrow hair. Proscar can actually hurt some of your gains especially your hardness and strength since proscar blocks DHT systemic where Spironolactone and Azaleic acid blocks more then 80% topically and doesn't effect you systemically.

Using Retinol will help the scalp absorbe more Minoxidil, making minoxidil more effective especially in the frontal areas.

Where's the best place to get these and are they controlled or prescription-only at all? My hair is fine right now (22 years old, haven't touched any steroids yet) but mild baldness and hair-thinning seems to run in my family, so it is a concern, although I don't think I'd want to resort to using Proscar unless I started having serious issues.

And does anyone know what the availability of RU58841 is currently? My understanding is that the firm developing it went under, but it's available in powder form from Chinese labs, which you then have to process into a topical form.

Also, sorry is this is taking the thread too far off-topic.

[novicebb]

Just do some online research. There is a bevy of information about hair regrowth and reducing hairloss online.

I am actually surprised by how many people don't seem to know about Azaleic Acid, Topical Spironolactone and Retinol making Minoxidil way more effective then alone.

Both Azaleic Acid and Spironolactone you get in 5% strength and are all over the net where you can buy them.
www.cemproducts.com has the best price on Spironolactone as you can get in 240ml which will last you more then 6-8months. Both Azaleic acid and Spironolactone block DHT topically over 80% and it will only effect your your scalp where you apply it and no where else such as Proscar does.