Which one doesn't fuck up your hormones. I'm still a teenager so I can't afford to mess up my sex drive or testosterone levels.
ru58841
I won't recommend fin and transplant just yet esp. fin as it has some shitty negative side effects
use oils, improve lifestyle, sleep habits and diet, and dermaroll. If that doesn't help u minox. If you're still fucked you're going to have to use more invasive/risky options like @Lev Peshkov recommended
this tbh
what's the frequency thing
I used a mix of ru5518 and minoxidil and grew an inch back on my hairline from nword 2 to nwd 1. I used it about once every 2-3 days, and only enough to wet the scalp not too much
That's pretty good improvement. Glad to hear a success story.
peppermint oil is highly estrogenic and is proven to have caused gyno in young boys even when it was applied topical
Shoot. Hb castor oil.
True but almost everything in our environment in estrogenic. U just have to build your body to resist it and avoid it as much as possible. The estrogens he gets in his daily life, I'm sure are much more than putting some pepperimint oil on his scalp. Lot's of people have gotten good results from peppermint oil. Even on this forum itself
Show me the young boy gyno peppermint oil study/article thing whatever it was
I looked it up and think you may be confusing peppermint oil with lavender oil. Correct me if you have a study proving me wrong though.
yes im referring to that study. they just happened to study lavender and tea tree oil but not peppermint oil. however both lavendel and peppermint oil are essential oils so i would be very surprised if the sam effect can be watched in peppermint oil.
www.bbc.com
The study specifically looks at patients using lavender and tea tree oil as ingredients in other products. The jump from "lavendar and tea tree oil as an ingredient in topicals have been correlated with gyno in patients in a single study" to "peppermint oil is highly estrogenic and is proven to have caused gyno in young boys even when it was applied topical" is an absurd leap in logic and I'm not really sure how you managed to make it.yes im referring to that study. they just happened to study lavender and tea tree oil but not peppermint oil. however both lavendel and peppermint oil are essential oils so i would be very surprised if the sam effect can be watched in peppermint oil.
More evidence essential oils 'make male breasts develop'
A study finds chemicals in lavender and tea tree oil appear to be hormone disruptors.
peppermint oil appears in the list of essential oils
List of essential oils - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
full study: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/nejmoa064725
Yeah I read that article also not sure what to believe.
Coconut oil is in that list, is it also estrogenic?yes im referring to that study. they just happened to study lavender and tea tree oil but not peppermint oil. however both lavendel and peppermint oil are essential oils so i would be very surprised if the sam effect can be watched in peppermint oil.
More evidence essential oils 'make male breasts develop'
A study finds chemicals in lavender and tea tree oil appear to be hormone disruptors.
peppermint oil appears in the list of essential oils
List of essential oils - Wikipedia
full study: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/nejmoa064725
No coconut oil is not estrogenic. It is a 5ar (dht) inhibitor though.
