In the recent MD magazine William Llewellyn's article talked about Myths and Misconceptions. In it he stated...
Im not sure what my question is. But I would like to hear other opinions and facts regarding this.
I do have MPB which I am combating right now. And its working. As much as I planned and prepared to fight MPB over the past two years, I have also prepared to combat a weight lifting "plateau" problem I have always encountered whilest training.
So now as I lay the ground work I was looking to take a road with the least amount of repercussions on my hair line. But, I am willing to shed some hair to reach my goals if I must. Hopefully I wont have to, however.
I was just hoping to get some feedback on this article and peoples experiences. I have done a fair amount of research, but had always thought I would be avoiding DHT based products.
Now this comes up and its making me re-think. :idea:
Even though the examples in this article are given to no specific order, this one probably should have been put on top of the list, as it is one of the most persistent misconceptions in the world of steroids. It seems that once the term "DHT derivative" started popping up, people immediatley started attaching the words "hair loss" to any steroid identified as such. This is a misconception, and a big fat one at that. For starters, you need to know that the most problematic steroids in terms of hair loss are the testosterone derivatives, not DHT-derived compounds. This is because testosterone is open to enzyme potentiation in various "androgen responsive" tissues (like the scalp), by its local coversion to a stronger "dihydro" analog (DHT). If a steroid is a DHT-based compound to begin with, it is already in a "dihydro" form and cannot be converted to a stronger steroid in an area of the body like this. Just look at the popular DHT-derived steroids. This list includes drugs like Primobolan, Winstrol and Anavar. These steroids can trigger hair loss, as all steroids can, but they are most certainley not known to be the most problematic in this regard.~
I do have MPB which I am combating right now. And its working. As much as I planned and prepared to fight MPB over the past two years, I have also prepared to combat a weight lifting "plateau" problem I have always encountered whilest training.
So now as I lay the ground work I was looking to take a road with the least amount of repercussions on my hair line. But, I am willing to shed some hair to reach my goals if I must. Hopefully I wont have to, however.
I was just hoping to get some feedback on this article and peoples experiences. I have done a fair amount of research, but had always thought I would be avoiding DHT based products.
Now this comes up and its making me re-think. :idea:
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