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Thanks for the input. What daily amount of Ashwaganda do your friends take? As for lysine and vitamin C, in what amounts? Both taken in one sitting or at different times of the day?

I would like to know if there are specific food items and combinations that boost supplement absorption. Also, I would like to ask whether the glutathione support combo is suitable for those who NEVER took finasteride, whether their hairloss is androgenetic or protein wasting.

Is Ashwagandha safe for women? I wouldn't mind trying this mix as a supplement. I'm back to quite expensive topicals that have worked before, but aren't exactly practical.

ha! there is a store after all, selling peptide cream and serum. products seem to address specific targets: Background of Biochemist Dr. Loren Pickart | Buy Advanced Technology Copper Peptides | Free Shipping plus Free Samples! Call 1-800-405-1912

Well, I guess this is why no one tried it. Even the Loren Pickart website you referred to doesn't feature a Products section, and I sure didn't feel inclined to email him asking what form he is selling. I assume it's mostly creams though.

I'm very glad you decided against your initial thoughts. Before you try any self-medication, though, read and ponder. You'll have to choose one route and stick with it, rather than jump from protocol to protocol. Fasting is tough, but cheap and apparently effective. And later, the refeeding is...

Go to a hospital, sign yourself in, take shelter. I'm not going to argue with you.

This is the most personal post I have ever written, please take the time to read it carefully. And, even if just for a moment, be grateful for every gesture of support and encouragement you are getting from the forum. As a female who has had a tough time accepting she is a female, I feel...

Please, don't get yourself in worse trouble. This is the wrong motivation for transitioning. Ask around to see who has benefitted from what protocols. Or try a water fast, at a clinic, if you will. You are young, your body has healing ability. Be kind to yourself.

has anyone seen this study? Analysis of Serum Zinc and Copper Concentrations in Hair Loss

Ok, first things first then. How can one firmly establish cortisol status? Are there symptoms? Why do you use the word finger? What could have disrupted that zinc finger if one never took any hormonal impacting drugs?

@gbolduev - what tests can acurately determine cortisol sensitivity? - what amounts of magnesium b6, b2, b3, phosphorus, histadine do you suggest? what would be the expected timeframe? - if thorne+resveratrol separately, what amounts? How long each? - from a dietary point of view, what would...

The pictures aren't loading on my end of the internet... Could you provide a link to the video?

I would like to ask @TubZy or mattyb , can we have separate threads for each protocol? A sort of if this > then that ? The insane amount of repetitions, iterations, contradictions, personal tweaks is making general threads really hard to follow. For instance, shouldn't the two mineral...

What powder are you taking exactly? And gbolduev , can licorice be added to the zinc+manganese protocol? If indeed it raises blood pressure, it would seem beneficial for slow oxidisers. Would it have any benefits applied topically?

Came across what seems like an excellent case study, further encouraging hair testing as a reliable metabolic assessment tool. Enjoy: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3746228/

Where is the original post that you quote from?

Hey guys, I would like some input on two tonics I've found recently. Nature's Crazy Hair Boost http://www.naturecrazy.com/product/head-on-stop-hair-loss-in-its-tracks/ Ingredient list as follows: Deionized water, SD Alcohol 40, histidine, isoleucine, leucine, lysine, methionine...

What testing seems relevant from your point of view? Can we get it outside the medical establishment/without prescription? I've tried again and again to have doctors look at my general picture, but they either know too little or are too specialized. In both settings, I can easily be dismissed as...

Ok, there's something else I find hard to grasp, maybe one of you can explain: What exactly is the underlying SNS problem he's referring to? And does it manifest consistently in all the four cases he outlined, with their varying ratio of adrenaline and serotonin? gbolduev, feel free to tag along.