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Re: Propecia problems, what do you think?

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From: None
Date: 12 Dec 2007
Time: 22:42:33
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From: Ephemeral Blackjack
Date: 12/17/2001
Time: 11:13:37 PM
Remote Name: 165.247.134.108

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I would stay on propecia and start to add some topicals growth agents like minoxidil or some of Dr. Proctors formulas. If I had to take only one medicine in my regimin I would take propecia but there is no need to take only one medicine.

It would be really cheap for you to add Minoxidil as a topical. www.costco.com has some good prices on Minoxidil, much cheaper than Rogaine in the drugstore, which no one buys who is aware of the fact that cheaper generic versions are available.

You might also try topical green tree extract as a type I 5 alpha reductase inhibitor (as well as being an androgen receptor downregulator).

It would hurt to add some SODs as well. If I were you I would go to Dr. Proctors website (www.drproctor.com) and read some of the explanations of various treatments. Its very self explanatory and will be helpful to you in planning a regimen even if you don't buy a single one of his products.

If you are still in school his stuff can be kind of expensive but the information there is rather good.

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