MPB with anavar

[tzs68]

i know the anavar is DHT-derived, and i know that DHT accelerates hair loss if you are prone. is there anything that can counter this. i know the finasteride and dutasteride won't. anyone have any experience with applying a bit of ketoconazole cream to the scalp and leaving it in there?

[Baba]

I thought finasteride worked great for hairloss.

[MASTER]

Yeh nizoral is your best bet, not personally a fan of finasteride, but everyones different.

[james21]

Yeh nizoral is your best bet, not personally a fan of finasteride, but everyones different.

^^ anavar even though its a dht derv it is very gentle on hair

[Prada]

Finasteride and Dutasteride will ONLY work for test. It will do nothing for DHT derivatives or any other strong androgens. Your only hope is using a topical like Nizoral or Spiro.

[football2007]

^^ Thats true

I ran var alone with duta and didnt lose much/any hair. At least not more than I do naturally.

Var isn't a true DHT like winny/mast i dont believe..I wouldnt use a 5AR inhibitor with those two or drol...

[Garbanzo Dude]

From what I read recently Prada is right on key with this.....Propecia and Avodart both work at stopping the conversion of DHT....if your adding and DHT based compound to your body they won't do anything......Nizoral 1%.....

[tzs68]

ok, then is nizoral 2% twice as good as 1%? anyone know why the 2% is prescription and the 1% is OTC?

[xero]

I did not experience any hairloss on var. Cholesterol went through the roof though.

[solar06]

ya get some topical spiro and nizoral for sure. i go to dr lee's minoxidil site for mine

[SNUKA]

nizoral is working good for me it made my hair thick instantly when i was losing it of of winny. i was using the 1% because i can walk into walgreens an pick it up. you can get the 2% on ebay and other websites no problem. just because its twice as strong doesn't mean its twice as effective i used to have the stats on the the two but it wasnt twice as good, but it was better.

ok, then is nizoral 2% twice as good as 1%? anyone know why the 2% is prescription and the 1% is OTC?