[re] Tidy up hair loss treatment

I totally agree with you. I'm mainly focusing on internal treatment.
It's black bean therapy and folk remedies. It's been 2 months for me too, but I'm losing about 20 to 30 after black beans.
Sometimes 40 to 50 are missing, but. For your information, my father does minok (second year) and black beans (two months) and he has improved a lot. (Especially after black beans, I think it's a synergistic effect.) I agree with your logical opinion, but I think the problem is the cost after all.
Even a combination of two of these, such as tricomine (90,000 won two months' worth), black beans (35,000 won two months' worth), hair power (60,000 won three months' worth), Novold (Tonic 180,000 won) and oriental medicine shampoo (30,000 won), will be burdened with more than 100,000 won to 150,000 won for at least two months.
As you said, I think the internal and external parallel treatment is the most reliable method for now in terms of stopping hair loss and slight hair growth effects. However, I think the cost burden of easy access to such things for hair loss people should be resolved. Sustainable treatment would be the most helpful.

>I think it's been about a year and a half since hair loss began. Of course, I think there was a slow progression before that, but suddenly at the beginning of last year (2002), I was under tremendous stress, and then I think it progressed rapidly. Currently, it's an M-shaped and the top of the head was losing a lot. Originally, I wasn't worried because I had too much hair, but >Moreover, there was no baldness in the house (both my parents and mother's) and when I first started falling out, > I wasn't even worried, but this happened. I did some research while looking for domestic and foreign websites for 3 months because I thought I couldn't do it at this rate. I've read all the bulletin boards and >discussion forum, and I've come to my own conclusions and > I want to share these.
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>1).Background > I'm currently in a Ph.D. program in the U.S. and came in the fall of 1999, so I've been there for three and a half years.
> In the background of my hair loss, I think > irregular meals (about 2 meals a day...I can't be bothered to cook because I live alone) > +Bad junk food (hamburger, ramen, etc..Something to simply eat) > +stress > +irregular life (sleeping late and waking up late) > +Genetic impact? (I don't know) > +smoke (about one pack a day)? I think it's something like that. Most of them are what they've been through in the U.S. When I was in Korea, I went to school at home, and my parents cooked for me regularly > I went around while eating. (I was happy then..), I thought I was stressed in Korea, but compared to what I got here as a Ph.D., I think I slept well and woke up properly. I think hair loss started before 2001 >(Sometimes when I go to Korea, my friends say I lost some hair, but I didn't notice it...I didn't notice because I didn't notice it. In 2001, the front forehead slowly fell out, and the hairline became an M shape. But I didn't pay much attention because it covered my head to some extent. I lost a lot of hair in early 2002 under tremendous > stress. If you take a shower, the water won't go down because it's clogged. I think about 200-300 would have been missing. >If you think about it now..(I didn't count at the time..I'm so busy with stress.) > I think hair loss has been delayed to some extent after I've done my own therapy, >(about 20-40 a day) I'm trying to improve it.
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>2).Treatment(?) therapy. > From my experience, I don't think hair loss is just about focusing on one thing. Shouldn't all treatment methods be combined together to create one synergy > maximize the effect? Currently, if you look at how to prevent or treat hair loss > Some of the methods used are divided into four major sites: black bean natural therapy/shampoo, tonic/propecia, prosca, and > dutta/minoxidil. Propecia, > Proscar, Dutasteroid, etc. are DHT blockers that are already used for many hair loss treatments (though Dutta is not used for hair loss treatment), Minoxidil is used as a hair growth promoter, and shampoo and tonic are talkative (which one is not good)..etc.) > Black bean therapy is approached from the oriental medicine side, and it is said to be hair loss treatment through strengthening the function of the kidneys >, etc. I divided this up again in my own way and looked at it.
> -How to improve body mass (such as natural therapy) > -Internal DHT blocker (internal DHT inhibitory drugs such as propecia) > -External DHT blocker (external DHT inhibitory-mainly shampooing and tonic) > -Growth simulator (such as tonic and minoxidil) >Others >3.How to improve body mass: Black bean therapy basically focuses on balancing the body. By activating the functions of proteins and kidneys that were lacking, the whole body means fertilizing the soil so that the head can grow well, so to speak, the crop can grow well. If the soil is bad, it is natural that no matter how much growth promoter is poured, the crop will not grow well? In my opinion, it's hard to see the effect > with just black bean therapy. Of course, everyone is wrong, so some people get good results, but > I think it's hard to work for everyone.
>4. Internal DHT blocker: An approach that suppresses DHT internally to reduce the > impact of DHT on hair follicles. I understand that propeciana prosca reduction factor type 2 is suppressed, and dutasteroid suppresses both type 1 and type 2 reduction factors.I understand that green tea also has a good effect.
>5.External DHT blocker: Unlike Internal DHT > blocker, it is a topical application in a way that suppresses DHT externally. So to speak, it's like putting it on your head. For example, Revivogen, Clinagen, Zinc/B6 >, and so on. I understand that depending on the person, the effect is > better than the Internal DHT blocker.(Based on a combination of various sites) > 6. Growth simulant: This approach focuses on promoting the growth of hair.
> If DHT blocker suppresses DHT and prevents DHT from adversely affecting hair roots, Growth simulant helps hair grow quickly. Tricommin, Foligen, Minoxidil, etc. play this role. Of course, the method of action is different, but... >7. Others: Saw palette (? I don't remember the spelling well), vitamin > >> The way I think is that the body improvement/DHT block/growth simulant should occur in combination >. Depending on the person, there may be people who can use just one of them, but >Most people don't seem to be. (If you look at the web search..) >I don't like drugs and I'm not going to use Minok or Propecia because I'm afraid there will be side effects.
>The methods I'm currently using are > -Improving the constitution: Black bean natural therapy, taking vitamins, Jeonggwanjeong red ginseng > -Internal DHT blocker:Green tea > -Growth simulant:Tricomin shampoo, Followen spray >There are two kinds, and I'm going to use Crinagen in the future.
>It's been about 2 months since I ate black beans, and it's been about 15 days since I used Tricommin shampoo and Followen spray. What I felt from eating black beans was that the amount of hair loss was reduced. I think it's down to half from the previous >. But the effect doubled when I used trichomine shampoo and followen > spray. When I used trichomine shampoo for two days, I suddenly felt that the amount of hair loss decreased > (this is pure feeling). When I compared the amount on my hand while shampooing, it suddenly decreased to 3-4 from 15 on my hand.) So yesterday > I measured it accurately. When I take a shower, I lose about 25 hair in total.I think it's 40 maxima. Of course, this would have been with followin>spray, but I couldn't ignore shampoo. Just in case, I used Nizoral 1% one day and another shampoo one day, but I lost more weight.
>The methods to use in the future are > -Improving the constitution: Black bean natural therapy, taking vitamins, Jeonggwanjeong red ginseng > -Internal DHT blocker: Green tea > -External DHT blocker: Clinagen, Zinc/B6 > -Growth Simulant: Tricomin shampoo, Followen spray > and I plan to post again after 3 months.
>Different people react differently to different methods. In my case, fortunately, I think I found a way that fits me. >Given that one method takes at least 3 months >It takes about 3 months for the hair roots to wake up in response to the treatment.) >You'll have to wait a longer time to get hair growth, but I'm glad that the hair loss stopped now. I am still living an irregular life, smoking a pack of cigarettes a day, eating 2 meals a day >, and I am stressed out. If there's anything that's changed, I'm not going to eat junk food as much as possible.
>I think it would be better if I quit smoking and live a regular life, but that's not the case.
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