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Re: Dead man...

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Of course, if you don't have a 5-alpha reductase, it doesn't matter if you have a lot or less of a male hormone.
This makes sense in common sense, too.

But the problem is that there's a 5-alpha reductase. I'm going to do this with Professionalsia
As far as I know, it can't be stopped completely. I can reduce it by 70%
I know that.

Then the 5-alpha reductase is bound to be in the body to some extent, and that situation
Is it irrelevant to the amount of male hormone (testosterone) and DHT production in ?

As far as I can tell, a certain percentage of male hormones by 5-alpha reductase is DHT
As far as I know, it's going to be converted. Propecia has 70% of the action of 5-alpha reductase
Even if it's suppressed, the remaining 30% of the 5-alpha reductase will reinstate Propecia
If you don't, you'll produce 30 percent of DHT, and then you'll have a lot of male hormones
If you lose, you'll have a relatively 30% DHT than if you didn't take Propecia
It will be holy, but won't the absolute amount of DHT increase? The proportion..

It's because 5α reductase is not completely inhibited even if you eat Propecia
It's hard to understand that there's nothing to do with the amount of male hormones and the amount of DHT produced.

If my logic is correct, maybe self-defense will take a toll on hair loss?

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