hairloss on tren ?

[hillbill78]

so hairloss isnt hereditory on my family my dad and grandad etc have good head of hair, no one in the family is prone to hairloss, i have thick hair so should the chances of me suffering from hairloss on tren be very low ?

[stpete]

You are probably correct but it varies from person to person. Can't give you a solid answer on that one. Sorry.

[Far from massive]

As stpete says it varies,

My personal experience, I have a simalar background and am 57 to boot. Bunch of Tren and Mast blasts over the past two years and maybe some slight change, really can't say for sure so I guess thats a good thing.

To set your mind at ease, if you do experience hair loss you will notice a slight thinning of hair and a slight recession of the hairline...its not like a chemotherapy deal where you are in the shower one day and clumps of hair start coming out with the shampoo.

[redz]

Tren even at reasonably high doses does cause any hair loss for me. The only time I ever noticed anything it was from a high winny dose and even that was minor but to the point that I noticed and nothing was permanent. For me 5 fairs on my hand is abnormal in the shower but was still enough for me to notice.

[bevis7438]

I had a friend that did two cycles of tren without pcts and watched him go bald before my very eyes. However, it has to do with DHT. If you are already prone to hair loss then perhaps it will accelerate it a bit. Use your pcts correctly and you should be ok. If you still loose some then you were probably going to lose it anyway as time goes on. Sometimes theres nothing you can do. By the way my buddy was going to loose his anyway also.

[Auscraig]

It's funny how many times you read different and incorrect answers to this question.
If you are predisposed to hairloss then tren will most definitely contribute.

Any strong androgen will bind to the many androgen receptors on hair follicles and undermine their ability to absorb nutrients from blood. The lack of nutrients causes the resting phase of the follicles life to increase and the growth phase to decrease. This results in overall hair reduction.

In a normal situation a portion of testosterone is converted to DHT via an enzyme. DHT is a form of testosterone which is very androgenic and therefor will bind to hair follicle receptors and cause hair loss.
Finasteride prevents the conversion of testosterone to DHT and prevents hairloss through this mechanism.

On the other hand trenbolone does not convert to DHT therefore finasteride will not help.
Trenbolone however is itself an extremely androgenic substance that will bind to the follicle receptors all by itself and will cause hairloss. Because this has nothing to do with DHT finasteride will not help.

Thankfully there is Topical Spironolactone. Topical Spironolactone is a receptor antagonist. As such it fills up all the follicle receptors so there is no room left for ANY androgen to bind to them and do damage.
Therefore " Spiro" WILL reduce or eliminate hairloss from ALL androgen bindings, be is DHT or trenbolone.

Of cause you will stack test with tren so taking finasteride and using Topical Spironolactone combined will give a thorough defence from hairloss from any and all androgenic steroids.

The end

PS.. PCT has no bearing on hair loss at all.