New potential breakthrough on reversing baldness

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2-deoxy-D-ribose (2dDR), a sugar molecule, was found to be 80%-90% as effective (study done on mice) as minoxidil in promoting hair growth and neovascularization in androgenic alopecia models, showing promise for alopecia treatment.


To explore this further, the scientists established a model of testosterone driven hair loss in mice - similar to the cause of pattern baldness in men. The team found that applying a small dose of the naturally occurring sugar helped to form new blood vessels, which led to hair regrowing.

The research we have done is very much early stage, but the results are promising and warrant further investigation. This could offer another approach to treating this condition which can affect men’s self-image and confidence.”

Also note that apperantly
2-deoxy-D-ribose is not a component of regular sugar (sucrose). It is a sugar derivative that differs from the regular sugars found in table sugar, glucose, or fructose. Instead, 2-deoxy-D-ribose is specifically found as a structural component of DNA, where it forms part of the sugar-phosphate backbone. In DNA, 2-deoxy-D-ribose lacks an oxygen atom compared to regular ribose, which is found in RNA.

If you're looking to obtain or use 2-deoxy-D-ribose, it is primarily found in biological systems, particularly in nucleotides of DNA. However, for commercial or therapeutic use, it would need to be sourced as a specific supplement or chemical compound from a supplier that deals with biochemicals, as it is not naturally abundant outside of its role in DNA.

What do you guys think?
 
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Finasteride exists
 
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@redfacccee @Orc @Clavicular @pneumocystosis @Chintuck22 @LastHopeForNorman cool users or users who might benefit
 
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Finasteride exists
finasteride isn't strong enough to prevent hair loss forever, testosterone on it's own also rapes follicles but slower.
 
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finasteride isn't strong enough to prevent hair loss forever, testosterone on it's own also rapes follicles but slower.
I know it would be stupid to expect to have hair your whole life with some drugs if you didn't have good hair genes in the first place. Fin slows down hair loss enough to have hair as a middle aged man
 
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finasteride isn't strong enough to prevent hair loss forever, testosterone on it's own also rapes follicles but slower.
brutal. is RU the only real solution
 
I know it would be stupid to expect to have hair your whole life with some drugs if you didn't have good hair genes in the first place. Fin slows down hair loss enough to have hair as a middle aged man
to be honest hair doesn't matter that much anymore when you enter your 40s because all of your competition is gonna be bald or balding too.
 
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brutal. is RU the only real solution
ru has some terrible anecdotal side effect reports including a guy that essentially gave himself a lung disorder that kills you within a few years unless you have a transplant.
 
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ru has some terrible anecdotal side effect reports including a guy that essentially gave himself a lung disorder that kills you within a few years unless you have a transplant.
wtf. my grandpa was NW1 at 50 i suppose thats good right? my dad hasnt started thinning/balding yer
 
Eating carbohydrates causes balding
 
wtf. my grandpa was NW1 at 50 i suppose thats good right? my dad hasnt started thinning/balding yer
my father didn't start losing his hair until his 50's either.



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Eating carbohydrates causes balding
lions suffer from pattern balding and they're obligate carnivores.
 
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my father didn't start losing his hair until his 50's either.



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lions suffer from pattern balding and they're obligate carnivores.

I came to this conclusion a few months ago that the only non cope solution is a hair system
 
I came to this conclusion a few months ago that the only non cope solution is a hair system
I wouldn't feel comfortable with a wig glued to my head all day but that's because the autism makes me hyper sensitive to that kind of shit.
 
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I wouldn't feel comfortable with a wig glued to my head all day but that's because the autism makes me hyper sensitive to that kind of shit.
You don't even feel a good wig, according to the hundreds of reviews i saw and the maintenance is easier and less stressful than real hair
 
You don't even feel a good wig, according to the hundreds of reviews i saw and the maintenance is easier and less stressful than real hair
I sweat a lot due to my work.
 
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You don't even feel a good wig, according to the hundreds of reviews i saw and the maintenance is easier and less stressful than real hair
Or you could just take 0.5 mg of dut every day…..
 
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Also note that apperantly


What do you guys think?

Its not as potent ad minoxidil. Honestly from what i know this wont be anything usefull
What we are really waiting for is GT20029
 
interesting but the protocol to actually regrow hair works. low dose fin, minoxidil, microneedling, literally whats on my threads. good to stay on top of research but the miracle cure is perseverance through said protocol throughout time.. 6 months to around 2 years to see visible results. thank god my hairline is NW0 naturally :p

i havent actually looked at the study and would probably look for any flaws in the study first.
 
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interesting but the protocol to actually regrow hair works. low dose fin, minoxidil, microneedling, literally whats on my threads. good to stay on top of research but the miracle cure is perseverance through said protocol throughout time.. 6 months to around 2 years to see visible results. thank god my hairline is NW0 naturally :p

i havent actually looked at the study and would probably look for any flaws in the study first.
yeah ofc just saw this and wanted to share
 
ru has some terrible anecdotal side effect reports including a guy that essentially gave himself a lung disorder that kills you within a few years unless you have a transplant.
 
finasteride isn't strong enough to prevent hair loss forever, testosterone on it's own also rapes follicles but slower.
Testosterone dont rape the follicles
 
That sugar thing dont work, its usseless

Just again a treatment that is overhyped by the news and influencers that dont work
 
interesting but the protocol to actually regrow hair works. low dose fin, minoxidil, microneedling, literally whats on my threads. good to stay on top of research but the miracle cure is perseverance through said protocol throughout time.. 6 months to around 2 years to see visible results. thank god my hairline is NW0 naturally :p

i havent actually looked at the study and would probably look for any flaws in the study first.
Yea it take 6 - 2 years to see full result

Might ass wel begin with the strongest treatment aka 0.5 mg dutasteride + 5 mg minoxidl
 
hes a vegan and takes 100 supplements a day to look like a vampire
That is called being committed, doing everything to reach the true goal (what for him is less aging)

The other health youtubers just try to sell you something + or make bad health claims with bad studies

The 2nd is pure jewish , the 1nd is pure dedication
 

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