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#289252 - 08/11/08 01:47 PM
Re: head hair growth
[Re: Marcella]
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Registered: 03/02/08
Loc: Phoenix, AZ
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Try taking 5000 mg of Biotin every day. It's cheap, and Biotin is very good for your hair. Be sure and take Minoxodil, which in generic form is cheap. I see no reason not to try it.
Used motor oil is definitely a carcinogen. It's been beaten up and chemically changed by hours of extreme heat. Worse, it is also full of unburned byproducts of gasoline which has blown by the piston rings. It's nasty stuff.
I can't imagine that crude oil would be of any real benefit to your hair. That sounds like pure quackery. Call it crude oil, call it snake oil, it's all the same. If you're going to rub something on your head to grow hair, at least rub something clinically proven to be effective like minox.
Edited by Erica (08/11/08 01:49 PM) Edit Reason: fixed grammatical error
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#289261 - 08/11/08 03:10 PM
Re: head hair growth
[Re: Marcella]
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 Hopeful Romantic
Registered: 01/12/08
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I'm not expecting much if anything either, but hey, I've always wanted shinier hair so if I have to give wrong directions to drunk tanker ship captains so they run up on the rocks it's what I have to do.
I suppose that I have bet on it not doing any actual damage, and I'm willing to try quite a few cheap quack solutions if they're not going to hurt anything. If all my hair fell (or falls) out because of it, well, I'd have to hunt Deena down and shave her head while she sleeps. She can't get too far on that bike. (I jest! I'd never do that Deena! Besides, Jesus would probably put up a force field around you or something)
Perhaps I'll try Biotin too.
I will give you all an update if and/or when I notice anything, but the truth is that I lack any sort of control. I was taking finasteride for a few months before I switched to dutasteride five months ago; I also started taking spiro and estradiol; I've changed shampoos and conditioners a month ago; I dramatically changed my diet a year ago and I'm working on changing it again (because I need to stop *losing* weight now, I'm too damn skinny!) so nutritionally things keep changing.
If my hair magically doubled in volume and started growing twice as fast, if it suddenly became stronger and less frizzy with less breakage, I wouldn't be able to point at anything, I'd just keep on doing whatever I was doing.
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