
Originally Posted by
TrumanHW
Well, is B5 permanent? What mechanism causes it to work? Because if it's a temporary fix ... not a legitimate reduction that is permanent... we're not really measuring the same cost... dosage times duration - and the B5 duration may be permanent. Also, I think it's a RARE case that makes accutane work. Personally, I'm going to run accutane for a month at 40mg per day before I start on tren, and continue at that dose (40mg per day) until the end of it. I REALLY hope this keeps that side affect low. Anyhoo, I'm not disqualifying your suggestion... personally, I keep my sh1t tightly in check with a Benzoyl Peroxide soap!!! but I don't think that's going to be adequate for Tren. lol.
Speaking of which, is it "too late" to stop tren by the time you NOTICE hair loss? I mean, will I see strands coming off in the shower or something early enough to discontinue without having lost enough for it to be visible?