Regrowth Protocol via PGE2... wow. Pics/Theory Included.

How many of you have gotten a hold of sulfasalazine? Did you need to get a prescription?

This looks like a great method but it seems like a pain ass to find everything needed to start his second protocol.

fred wrote: iuyyighghghgkh:
"based off his own theory,

http://swisstemples.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/my-theories.html

simply not eating any omega 6 would stop pgd2"

I cannot find how you deducted that stopping eating omega 6 would help in anyway....at least not from that web page

to all: is boswellia a good natural alternative to using sulphasalazine?

" I'd say the best way to reduce Prostaglandin D2 levels is to avoid dietary Arachidonic Acid (AA) and Linoleic Acid, which are omega-6 fatty acids. "

http://www.hairlosshelp.com/forums/messageview.cfm?catid=10&threadid=99832

Even hairlosshelp have figured it out, PGD2 is caused by diet

iuyyighghghgkh wrote:

fred wrote: iuyyighghghgkh:
"based off his own theory,

http://swisstemples.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/my-theories.html

simply not eating any omega 6 would stop pgd2"

I cannot find how you deducted that stopping eating omega 6 would help in anyway....at least not from that web page

to all: is boswellia a good natural alternative to using sulphasalazine?

" I'd say the best way to reduce Prostaglandin D2 levels is to avoid dietary Arachidonic Acid (AA) and Linoleic Acid, which are omega-6 fatty acids. "

http://www.hairlosshelp.com/forums/messageview.cfm?catid=10&threadid=99832

Even hairlosshelp have figured it out, PGD2 is caused by diet

So change of diet, and just add some Finasteride, sulphasalazine in your diet also?

not that

but It's fairly obvious what is causing the pgd2

i think it's not entirely possible to avoid Omega 6 in the modern diet altogether, since i've read that meats are highly enriched with them. Perhaps there are some way that we could better metabolise it?

I agree ^

Getting a better ratio between omega 6 and 3 would surely help you metabolise it better

Biffy wrote:

Yes, with almost full Immortal hair regimen. I also started to use topical Adenosine and Miconazole and Castor oil. Simpler way would be to use Setipiprant and PGE2   .

Biffy, are you using Setipiprant?

Cheers

ElmoSuper8 wrote:

Biffy wrote:

Yes, with almost full Immortal hair regimen. I also started to use topical Adenosine and Miconazole and Castor oil. Simpler way would be to use Setipiprant and PGE2   .

Biffy, are you using Setipiprant?

Cheers

No sorry I don't use it. I am waiting for the results as I don't have the finances to experiment with rather expensive treatments at the moment, if you would like I could get you in the Group Buys for Seti.

Biffy wrote:

ElmoSuper8 wrote:

Biffy wrote:

Yes, with almost full Immortal hair regimen. I also started to use topical Adenosine and Miconazole and Castor oil. Simpler way would be to use Setipiprant and PGE2   .

Biffy, are you using Setipiprant?

Cheers

No sorry I don't use it. I am waiting for the results as I don't have the finances to experiment with rather expensive treatments at the moment, if you would like I could get you in the Group Buys for Seti.

Cheers, how much is it?

ElmoSuper8 wrote:Cheers, how much is it?

$340 per 25g - dosage is 5%.

Biffy wrote:

ElmoSuper8 wrote:Cheers, how much is it?

$340 per 25g - dosage is 5%.

Thanks, are a lot of people using it at the moment?

ElmoSuper8 wrote:

Biffy wrote:

ElmoSuper8 wrote:Cheers, how much is it?

$340 per 25g - dosage is 5%.

Thanks, are a lot of people using it at the moment?

Yes, but unfortunately a lot of them are on kitchen sink also (ghetto protocol), we will need to wait 6 months, but there was a few encouraging reports already.

Biffy wrote:

ElmoSuper8 wrote:

Biffy wrote:

ElmoSuper8 wrote:Cheers, how much is it?

$340 per 25g - dosage is 5%.

Thanks, are a lot of people using it at the moment?

Yes, but unfortunately a lot of them are on kitchen sink also (ghetto protocol), we will need to wait 6 months, but there was a few encouraging reports already.

where are the reports you are seeing? what are they saying? thanks.

anyone getting any crazy side effects from the seti?

sanderson wrote:where are the reports you are seeing? what are they saying? thanks.

anyone getting any crazy side effects from the seti?

Instantly less itching and shedding, similar effect than with OC.

There were reports of swollen face after application, trouble falling asleep.

Biffy wrote:

sanderson wrote:where are the reports you are seeing? what are they saying? thanks.

anyone getting any crazy side effects from the seti?

Instantly less itching and shedding, similar effect than with OC.

There were reports of swollen face after application, trouble falling asleep.

So seti is topical?

ElmoSuper8 wrote:So seti is topical?

When it hits the market Seti will be topical, as 50% of it gets rendered useless orally.

Biffy wrote:

ElmoSuper8 wrote:So seti is topical?

When it hits the market Seti will be topical, as 50% of it gets rendered useless orally.

So these people have been mixing it up somehow and applying it topically?

ElmoSuper8 wrote:So these people have been mixing it up somehow and applying it topically?

That is correct... Swiss has posted the working vehicle on his answer page: 50% Ethanol, 30% Polysorbate 80, 20% Dimethyl Isorbide (DMI) and a drop of DMSO.

Biffy wrote:

ElmoSuper8 wrote:So these people have been mixing it up somehow and applying it topically?

That is correct Swiss has posted the working vehicle on his answer page: Ethanol, DMI, Polysorbate 80, Drop of DMSO.

Thanks. I still need to get my hair loss under control. I think he has done this by Fin or Dut, hasn't he? Long time since I read his method though, so maybe I'm wrong.

Do you think it's possible to stop hair loss through natural methods, or is Fin/ Dut necessary?

ElmoSuper8 wrote:Thanks.  I still need to get my hair loss under control.  I think he has done this by Fin or Dut, hasn't he? Long time since I read his method though, so maybe I'm wrong.

Do you think it's possible to stop hair loss through natural methods, or is Fin/ Dut necessary?

Yes, he is very pleased with DUT, strangely it seems some people get less sides with it than with FIN, probably because of huge testosterone boost. I wouldn't advise DUT usage, would rather experiment with natural supplements and maybe invest in Seti. 5ar/DHT is merely a messenger, so with current knowledge you can stop the process down the chain via inhibiting PDG2, TGF-Beta etc. Stopping hair loss it's not that hard - you could do that naturally, what is hard is to regrow bald temples, you would need an extensive regimen like Swiss.

Feeling pretty down about my hair lately. Since I am unable to get setipirant, I am thinking of getting sulfa. Its available to buy online without prescription. Will this work same as seti and regrow hair? Is it dangerous?

MikeGore wrote:Feeling pretty down about my hair lately. Since I am unable to get setipirant, I am thinking of getting sulfa. Its available to buy online without prescription. Will this work same as seti and regrow hair? Is it dangerous?

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Well, the sides aren't permanent. You can go that route until you get seti. Sulfa is not good for long term.

Ill be getting my seti soon, Ill let you guys know when I start the protocol. My regimen will be exactly the same as swiss, minus the dut.

Shouldn't the folks that want to try this method be getting a list of places where they can get the products from the protocols?

ALL prostaglandins are bad.

Producing any prostaglandin is a sign of inflammation.