An alternative to propecia?

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D_Darko

An alternative to propecia?

Post by D_Darko »

Have anyone of you guys used azeleic acid+b6+zinc and had sucess?Topical or internal? I'm losing hair in the temples but when i look in the mirror i still see small thin hairs, that i think are slighty colored.does this mean somtehing?
One more thing. Is it possible to replace propecia with something better that comes along and mantain the results?
Morphollica Admin

Post by Morphollica Admin »

There are some people that I have read posts from in various forums that have used combinations and home-made brews that have azeleic acid, b6, and zinc in them. Not sure really what kind of success they are having, but these by themselves aren't what I would consider the most important and beneficial things to use if you are losing hair.

As for whether it is possible to replace Propecia with something better that comes along and maintain the results, I think so long as whatever you replace Propecia with, addresses the same factors that contribute to hair loss that Propecia does, you're probably going to be safe. But at this point nobody knows because at this point there is nothing (at least proven) to be better.

Here is an interesting recent study showing that Propecia was rated to perform better than even Minoxidil:

http://www.morphollica.com/hairloss_tre ... ticleid=36

The conclusion of this study is quite interesting.
D_Darko

Post by D_Darko »

Thanks for your attention!Just one more question before buying propecia...I don't even know if it makes any kind of sense or not but as it messes with hormones and has a effect in the development of the male fectus, do you know if it has any effect on the development of a fectus when i discontinue it? I mean, i can safely have a child if i get out of it, and the child won't have any kind of ... anormality, deffect? I am still young, but i know i want to have a kid in the future, like everyone else (i think), and i don't want him to be unhealthy or ..different....
Ok, I think tomorrow i'll buy propecia and can i have something else to regrow hair i lost on the hairline in the temples? they receeded about one centimeter or something and the hair is getting thin in a area of 3*4 cm wide...Something that its not minoxidil!! I used it once and (altough it made a difference) i lost hair when i got out of it...I was thinking to go for Revivogen.. Please answer as soon as possible!
D_Darko

Post by D_Darko »

One more thing..lol (i'm a whelm of questions eheh) Taking propecia will have any effect on developing my beard? lol... it is still appearing, and it's not complete yet, i would like for it to continue appearing!
Morphollica Admin

Post by Morphollica Admin »

Hmmm... I don't know for certain, although I don't think so because I can grow mine. ;)
jedi3001

Revivogen

Post by jedi3001 »

Topical new Revivogen might be a useful alternative to Propecia or Proscar. I like to try natural things first before I get into prescription medicines, which may have unwanted side effects. Be sure to also use the Revivogen shampoo, or an equivalent. Has anyone else had a positive experience with Revivogen?
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Post by HairLossFight.com »

Absolutely. I am very pleased with it. Absorbs well, doesn't irritate the skin and I have seen an improvement in the quality of my hair. I think it has helped with regrowth, but it's hard to say since I am also using other products. But I wholeheartedly recommend Revivogen.
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