CromeDome

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February 08, 2010, 10:39 AM

hey guys

Does LLLT aka laser helmet stop hair loss. I mean if u catch your hair loss early on and have little thinning, will the laser therapy stop any further hair loss and keep all the hair you do have on your head, unless you stopped using it. Or do you still contunue to thin but just slower.

I know their is other varibles to hair loss. But say you have a reasonable diet in check, and using good natural products without harsh chemicals in,to keep the scalp clean. Will LLLT maintaine and regrow your hair.

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February 08, 2010, 11:42 AM

Hi Chrome. No one can really say for sure that anything will completely stop your hair loss. However the theory behind LLLT is sound and we’ve seen a lot of good results from users. I think in many cases further hair loss can be stopped but not in every case. It all depends on how severe your condition is (how fast you are losing hair).

What are you currently using?

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February 08, 2010, 12:26 PM

Hey Zix

My hair loss is happening pretty fast, first realised i was losing hair just over a 14 months ago. my current hairloss is around the crown mainly but its also thinned alot along the scalp and stops an inch an half or so behind the hairline. i dont have any complete bald spots i think diffuse thinning might describe my hairloss, but not sure though. Hope that isnt classed as severe. To be honest i think my diet is the culprit for the rapid hair loss, alot of fatty,sugary, salty foods, but getting back to body building and hopefully my hairloss will slow down with the new diet.

At the moment I am not using anything, until recently i didnt know you could do anything. I am looking forward to trying a laser helmet and the top 6 from immortals. I will be getting some thyroid and adrenal gland tests done to make sure they aren’t out of wack(unfortunately I fit alot of the symptoms) before starting any internal regimen.

Do you have any experience with LLLT and what sort of regimen are you using? Also have you managed to stabilise your hair loss?

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February 09, 2010, 06:54 AM

Hi Chromedome.

The IH top 6 and a laser helmet are a good idea in my opinion. Also, in my opinion, you should start Nizoral shampoo at least twice per wek. You can find Nizoral shampoo in the medicated shampoo section of your local pharmacy. You could also try a good topical treatment. There are many out there. I have a site that shows people how to make their own inexpensively. You can read it here:

http://www.qdbd.com/hair_loss_treatment_1.htm

I don’t really discuss anymore my own situation and treatments because being a seller of hair loss products it’s not really appropriate.

Of course conventional medicine would recommend propecia and minoxidil for the condition. In my opinion minoxidil is reasonably safe as long as you stick within the dosage recomendations. However I believe the side effects for propecia are grossly understated. Furthermore the side effects don’t always improve even after discontinuing the drug.

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February 09, 2010, 09:05 AM

I was offered finasteride by a dermatologist, but i refused. The side effects are far to great for me to even consider using it. minox i have tried left my scalp red and itchy so i quit. I was using the minox twice per day as instructed by the leaflet it came with. But after speaking to my dermatologist he said to only use once per day has that is more than enough, dont know if that would have worked out better as i never tried it again.

I have a bottle of nizoral but was told on other forums to stop using it as the hydrochloric acid was no good for the hair. Is their any truth in that?  Instead of Nizoral would a clay just be has good in removing impurities from the scalp. Just looking for alternatives, wanting a natural route.

Thanks for the link ill check your site out.

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February 09, 2010, 10:38 AM

Hi Chromedome. Take a look at my site. There is a link regarding Nizoral with a study. You will always hear this or that damages your follicles but this ignores the most damaging thing of all….DHT. Nizoral addresses this problem to some extent.

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February 09, 2010, 06:29 PM

Cheers for the info Zix.

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February 09, 2010, 07:44 PM

Crome—

We’re actually working on getting a high-quality “top 6” together under one easy-to-use package that I predict will yield some very promising results for folks.

Meanwhile, do you have an itchy scalp/skin at when it gets dark out?

As far as a diet, stay as natural as possible…it’s not easy, I know, but a general rule of thumb is that if a caveman didn’t have it available to eat back then, try to avoid it now.  In other words, processed junk.  Also, keep in mind that when you go out to eat the cheapest ingredients are generally used—hormone/antibiotic fed meat, crappy veggie oils, etc.

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February 10, 2010, 05:13 AM

Hey Nidhogge,

Sounds good, alot easy to buy them all in one place. How long will the top 6 package last for.. 1 month supply, 2month..etc.

Dont know if it starts geting itchy only when its dark i wear a hat all the time. But yeah my scalp does get itchy also i get spots on my scalp to. What does that mean?

How do you pick out the better meats in your average super markets, is their a particular brand of meat. I usually just throw any meat i like in the trolly from the fresh meat section, should i be looking out for something inparticular.