Animal Stak an Hair loss
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Animal Stak an Hair loss - 12/9/2004 7:30:08 PM
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killasweep
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Hey guys...I had a question for you guys because I can;t seem to have any positive results with searches on the web. I'm 21 and have been athletic all my life including lifting for the past 5 years since I'm in college and don;t have the time for actual sports. I got to a plateau in my lifting and wasn't making anymore progress for several months. My friend, who lifts a lot and researches this stuff, told me to try Animal Stak and see if it helped.
I tried it and it seemed to help, I maintained and managed to increase strength pretty substantially, but being cautious I only did 1 and a half cycles because I didn;t want any side effects to take place.
I have been off of Animal Stak for over a month now and am starting to notice that my hair is thin and that my hairline has receeded some. I know that prohormone use can cause this....I have no history of balding in my family..on either side.
My questions are....is it likely that this is the cause of hair loss? If it is the cause will the hair grow back, or stop falling out or thinning? I know DHT is the most common cause for hair loss, so therefore i started taking saw palmetto until I can go into a Dr. to get things checked out.
I'm currently on a low dose of Adderall for concentration in college right now and have been on it since September or October and could also be the cause...but i figured i'd ask you guys about the Prohormone stuff in the event that I rule out the Adderall. Thanks for all your help. - Brian
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RE: Animal Stak an Hair loss - 12/10/2004 7:06:30 AM
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GermyBoy
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Male pattern baldness is something that is affecting people at younger and younger ages now, arguably due to changes in the environment.
I started losing at 17, although it wasn't really noticable until I was around 19. You may want to talk to your doctor about the drugs out there, or if you're worried about your liver and kidneys I would personally recommend talking about hair-transplants later in life. It's easier and permanent becaues the hair they take is genetically programmed to never fall out.
Hope it helps.
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RE: Animal Stak an Hair loss - 12/10/2004 7:31:27 AM
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Magik23
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I would personally recommend talking about hair-transplants later in life. It's easier and permanent becaues the hair they take is genetically programmed to never fall out.
I think its easier to accept the fact that you lost your hair than going for a Hair transplant, personnally im 23 and i begin to lost my hair around 18 and i live well with that :)
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RE: Animal Stak an Hair loss - 
Don't ask me why, it's just true. When we have a bald president, then I won't consider it.
