AGEPILL IS HIGHLY OVERESTIMATED

[Matrix88]

People talk about it like you can't do anything about it, but have you seen dudes at 50 who literally look good??

Just focus on why they look good and not brutally agepilled. Maybe it's because they still have good hair, not overweight and good skin. ISN'T THAT LITERALLY WHAT PEOPLE IN HERE FOCUS ON??

If you do what you have to do to look better now, and keep doing it, how are you going to age at 30??? Literally just take dutasteride, use retinoids and sunscreen

Am I missing something or is what I'm saying correct???

TLDR: You wont age bad if you take dutasteride, use sunscreen, retinoids and keep leanness

 

[lemureater]

its genetics- my dad whos in his 60s looks like he could be in his early 40s. Its just whether or not u have optimal genes

 

[Anakin_10k]

People talk about it like you can't do anything about it, but have you seen dudes at 50 who literally look good??

Just focus on why they look good and not brutally agepilled. Maybe it's because they still have good hair, not overweight and good skin. ISN'T THAT LITERALLY WHAT PEOPLE IN HERE FOCUS ON??

If you do what you have to do to look better now, and keep doing it, how are you going to age at 30??? Literally just take dutasteride, use retinoids and sunscreen

Am I missing something or is what I'm saying correct???

TLDR: You wont age bad if you take dutasteride, use sunscreen, retinoids and keep leanness

ethnic genes especially asian who dont ages

 

[youriblamegenetics]

ethnic genes especially asian who dont ages

god koreans are fucking vampires

 

[Anakin_10k]

god koreans are fucking vampires

like in terms of skin tissues they have very good one

 

[Matrix88]

its genetics- my dad whos in his 60s looks like he could be in his early 40s. Its just whether or not u have optimal genes

is it genetics? how important are genetics on aging? Maybe he wasn't exposed to sun that much and kept his hair (that's good genetics)

 

[Matrix88]

like in terms of skin tissues they have very good one

I think they just worry about it and take care of their skins. I don't think without products they'd keep their youth the way the do

 

[lemureater]

is it genetics? how important are genetics on aging? Maybe he wasn't exposed to sun that much and kept his hair (that's good genetics)

yep he has a full head of hair. More hair than me bcs i got my shitty mums side balding hair genetics. His hairline is literally perfect

 

[lemureater]

like in terms of skin tissues they have very good one

mirin new avi bra

 

[Matrix88]

yep he has a full head of hair. More hair than me bcs i got my shitty mums side balding hair genetics. His hairline is literally perfect

good for him. I was balding at 17 lol SHIT GENETICS

 

[lemureater]

good for him. I was balding at 17 lol SHIT GENETICS

im on the same boat- 17 rn and my hair is thinning like crazy. Minox and Finas gotta bring me back

 

[primal_shitmuncher]

like in terms of skin tissues they have very good one

when i was 15 i used to attend a cpr course, there was a 40-something year old east asian lady getting the same certification but she looked 20 and was actually so fine

 

[Doom0]

literally, start young with retinoid usage, be strict as FUCK with spf, oral minoxidil and dut (after 18) for life, finishing a accutane cycle while your in puberty would also probably help in general. Combine that with a topical estrogen gel for a thicker dermis and you will collagen mog 99.9% of mfs above 30, and of course the basics such as a healthy diet and lifestyle

 

[Anakin_10k]

mirin new avi bra

ty

 

[Matrix88]

im on the same boat- 17 rn and my hair is thinning like crazy. Minox and Finas gotta bring me back

I'm on minox and dutasteride

 

[lemureater]

I'm on minox and dutasteride

dutas nukes ur sperm count permanently tho -

Long-term use of dutasteride to treat androgenic alopecia in young men may lead to persistent abnormalities in semen parameters - PubMed

Long-term use of dutasteride may lead to male infertility by persistently impairing semen volume and sperm motility.

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

[Matrix88]

dutas nukes ur sperm count permanently tho -

Long-term use of dutasteride to treat androgenic alopecia in young men may lead to persistent abnormalities in semen parameters - PubMed

Long-term use of dutasteride may lead to male infertility by persistently impairing semen volume and sperm motility.

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

shut up how does that matter. If you read more studies you will see it doesn't affect sex and fertility at all.

Anyways why would I want kids? Just for them to suffer the way I did?? Nah I was better not being born, and so do they

 

[lemureater]

Anyways why would I want kids? Just for them to suffer the way I did?? Nah I was better not being born, and so do they

valid reason

 

[Matrix88]

valid reason

yea start dutasteride as soon as possible or you'll regret it