I’m too lazy to do that. Fuck youBro thats actually an unmentioned method here
I've used search and I promise there are no threads about it that answers your questions
Too bad mods dont do their job properly
do your own research
Quit being such a bitch.
Humble yourself greycel. Its not stupid to ask about side effects
I don't know how to avoid side effects on oral minoxidil, but you could just use castor oil, i use Castor Oil BP (British Pharmaceutical Grade), its more organic and nutritious plus if it gets in your eye it helps with your eye health anyways, first 3 weeks of using i saw insane eyelash growth, i have stopped for about a month now but I'm bout to hop back on just to get those final lengths in. It should the do same for hair growth btw.
I’ve tried castor oil and it didn’t work that well. It’s more of a conditioner than a growth stimulant.
Have you tried it? I’ve read bad side effects like heart failure or some shit
greycel lol keep flexing you spent more time on this forum than me brother
And? What’s your overall point here. That because I have 4k posts give or take, that would necessitate I’m omniscient?
True but what about the bad side effects regardless?
i cba to get all the evidence again but to sum it up oral minox is extremely safe under 2.5mg (when you use 1ml topically you actually get more than this systemically) and hair growth can be seen at doses as low as 0.25mg so you can start super low if you want
Get the evidence. Cause all what you said is complete horseshit. Oral minoxidil, even at low doses, is not safe. There's a reason why it was pulled from the market. Just take dut and topical min is enough, and avoid your heart exploding in your chest with oral min.
Thanks for looking out. But I think he meant well. Oral minox is relatively safe I thought? I mean doctors prescribe it don’t they?
It’s being re-introduced in micro dosages (0.25-5mg) by many doctors currently. Oral minoxidil poses risks at high dosages, think 50mg+. Also, it’s mainly people who already have hypertension who are more likely to have negative side effects.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
If the pharmacy sells it without prescription. You know that its fucking candy. Oral Minox has no effect on your androgens.
Bro thats actually an unmentioned method here
I've used search and I promise there are no threads about it that answers your questions
looksmax.org
Cant see the images⠀ORAL MINOXIDIL EYELASH RESULTS
- Used oral minoxidil to negate sides of collagen loss - Taken 5mg minoxidil per day split in 2 dosages (1 drop morning, 1 drop night) - Time frame between both pictures was around 4 months - I had no side effects apart from systematic hair growth (to be expected from oral treatment)...
Pretty sure haircafe already made a video heavily criticizing this research study, and came to the conclusion that the design was flawed and had many study biases. Cba to read and dissect the trash again.It’s being re-introduced in micro dosages (0.25-5mg) by many doctors currently. Oral minoxidil poses risks at high dosages, think 50mg+. Also, it’s mainly people who already have hypertension who are more likely to have negative side effects.
The difference in effect of oral vs topical is simply very large, oral is the obvious victor.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33639244/ :Oral minoxidil treatment for hair loss: A review of efficacy and safety - PubMed
Oral minoxidil was found to be an effective and well-tolerated treatment alternative for healthy patients having difficulty with topical formulations.
Conclusion: LDOM has a good safety profile as a treatment for hair loss. Systemic adverse effects were infrequent and only 1.7% (23 out of 1404) of patients discontinued treatment owing to adverse effects.
Yeah no shit almost any lipophilic molecule that adheres to Lipinski's rule of 5 will go slightly systemic if applied topically. This is the difference between topical and oral. Topical goes systemic at levels so low there's almost 0% chance of side effects (hence why it's OTC and oral is not). And there's still people that get side effects with topical, mind you.
Haircafe is not exactly an advocate of real science. Man is out there bashing oral minoxidil while advocating for finasteride, which is arguably way more dangerous than oral minoxidil…
Alright so what’s the best thing for my eyelashes? Thats the only reason I considered using oral min
Alright, now I know you're a literal retard with no background in science and just quoting abstracts/conclusions from studies. Thanks for proving. FYI oral minoxidil carries a black box warning label, finasteride does not.
Might rape collagen
Nothing really, except oral min. However because of the risk/reward ratio I personally wouldn't recommend it to anyone. But if you don't give a fuck about your heart health go ahead. Don't be surprised when you notice your stamina plummeting and hearing your heart beating loudly in your chest when you try to fall asleep or having angina pectoris (chest pain) while fucking a woman
Wouldn't advise applying topical min on lashes, although some people do it. I'd rather just apply a tiny bit of mascara.latisse? castor oil? MSM? eyelash serums like rapidlash, grandelash, babelash?Nothing really, except oral min. However because of the risk/reward ratio I personally wouldn't recommend it to anyone. But if you don't give a fuck about your heart health go ahead. Don't be surprised when you notice your stamina plummeting and hearing your heart beating loudly in your chest when you try to fall asleep or having angina pectoris (chest pain) while fucking a woman
@DHTrash you heard?
Jfl, fallacy merchant
r u being fr
