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samskeyti
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Dht is an extremely vital hormone. Do not believe all those people claiming dht is thrash after puberty. It's all bullshit. I naturally have high dht production. As a result of that I used to have a hairy body, could grow full facial hair, 7 inch penis and developed a manly voice in my puberty. It helps you have raging boners and very high libido. Even though you are an incel in terms of looks standarts, it skyrockets your self-esteem. As a result of dht and genetic predisposition to male patterns baldness, my hair loss began at the age of 17. I waited until 23 to hop on dutasteride (Finasteride caused even more side effects.) After starting dutasteride, my overall life quality has never been the same. I've regrown hair and gone from NW2 to NW1 and my diffuse thinning has been reversed. However, my libido has taken a slight hit, my erection quality is nowhere near what it used to be pre-dutasteride. Self-esteem is totaly gone. Explosive power, strength and desire to live are tottaly gone. That's the price I had to pay to save my hair. Without hair, it'd be over for me and I would've already roped. It looks like pyrilutamide is the only chance for men to save their hair without ruining their lives. On paper, it's efficacy is equal to 2.5 mg dutasteride without any change in hormone profile and androgen receptors in the other areas of the body. I'm still skeptical about these claims. This sounds too good to be true.