Nizoral Shampoo For Hair Loss - THE TRUTH 

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Can Ketaconazole make hair loss worse if people who aren’t a good candidate use it?

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It’s epigeneitc. That science is new. But it’s all about your environment and exposures triggering your genetic predisposition

I'm sure there is, but there's way to much money to gain in the hair loss department regarding rogain and monoxidile and others

@@richeyrich2203 can you elaborate more?

@@richeyrich2203 you bring up a good point. Some races don’t have hair loss to the extent that others do and just like the difference between these races, a lot of it has to do with exposure to their environment over generations

We do. It's money lol

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Good eye.

@@BryanSMuddagree

It clearly says “ At the end, hair density was unchanged, although hair shredding was decreased…..”

Yes, it says the 1% KTZ increased mean shaft diameter 5.4%. And then repeats this in summary in yellow highlight.

Masturbating too

@@Corey-iw4ot lmao

Yeah, I would start off using it one or two times a week and make sure you leave it on your head at least 5 to 7 minutes or so.

Awesome! I hope it helps you out.

How’s it working out for you?

Any update?

He died

@@othonkachthe fucking blew up 😭😭

Thanks! I’m looking forward to your progress!

damn dog im sorry ur dealing with that so young

@@solidstatejake it’s fine. Was hard to deal with it at first. But it’s somewhat improving? You start looking down on yourself and self esteem and confidence drops like rain. It’ll improve eventually. I hope :)

Any update ?

@@zxerks I’m not very consistent with it. It really dries my hair out. But it seems to be effective. Will be consistent once I get a proper routine on.

Thanks! Have you tried a conditioner to see if that improves things? Or perhaps switching to a minoxidil brand that doesn't contain propylene glycol? There are a lot of minoxidil products formulated for sensitive scalps, and perhaps that might help reduce the dandruff.

@@PerfectHairHealth At first I used the minoxidil foam from Keeps but now I'm going to be using Rogaine permanently. Usually, I just use a hair brush in the shower to clean the residue off with some shampoo. I like to remove all the debris on the scalp too so that the LLLT lights can penetrate the scalp better.

@@illimattic That's not skin flaking nor dandruff. You are just scraping off the dry propylene glycol. If you switch to a prop glycol free minoxidil, you will see a drastic reduction in the said flakes.

@@skillzset1066 where do you get minoxidil without that ingredient from?

@@illimattic Depending on where you live. Just google propylene glycol free minoxidil....

Thanks!

He mentioned in the video at 6:00 but says its debated whether ketoconazole is actually blocking DHT or not

@@bashscrazy Haha you're right he sure did. Not sure how I missed that part. Thanks

@@bashscrazy It doesnt block DHT

@@iDTecKtit’s debatable. Maybe it does, maybe it doesn’t. How can you be so sure it doesn’t?

@lexwolf303 lol because it's anti fungal and it can help that way, ie hair growth due to a scalp issue, don't you think the company would know if it helped with hairloss and DHT levels?

What happens if you stop using it? Just wondering

@@randomfellow1483 Well, there hasn't been any noted effect. However, I do see the dandruff & itching showing up in winters. I only use it on a bi-weekly basis in Winters and that seems to work for me. Initially, I had started by using it twice per week and had to use it like that for lets say a month. Since then I've shifted to bi-weekly in winters and hardly ever during rest of the year.

You grew hair???

Hat es dir geholfen also ist die Entzündung oder der Pilz weggegangen und hat es deinen erblichen Haarausfall auch etwas verbessert/verlangsamt weil habe gehört dass kopfhautentzündungen oder Kopfhautpilze den genetischen Haarausfall stärken oder verschnellern sollen

Thank you!

Indeed. Mine was 30 years of dandruff. Spend so much on treatment and dozen of new shampoo. Nizoral amazing cleared all mine in 2 weeks. No hair loss. There’s a need to promote this product to help those with serious scalp problems.

Sure! We'll add this to the list, thanks for the recommendation.

Dude there's tons of videos like that

You use finasteride??

What's your whole routine then? Thanks in advance

Thanks for the kind words! And thank you for your perspective - it's great that you're able to compound your own 2% ketoconazole. Are you doing this through a compounding pharmacy? And do you find that your formulation doesn't dry out the scalp as much?

@@PerfectHairHealth No, I don't use a compounding pharmacy at all. I compound everything myself - shampoos, conditioners and my topical serums. Ketoconazole is a BCS Class II drug and is very difficult to solubilise at the 2% efficacious dose whilst still maintaining a relatively non-irritating surfactant profile. That's why you don't see many alternatives to Nizoral. And the few 2% alternatives that are out there also use SLS, DMES, etc. My version is definitely less irritating but the biggest key is to use a good conditioner right after the keto shampoo. I've used 2% Nizoral in the past every single day without any problems because I compound very good conditioners that negate to a large extent the oil-stripping effects of the harsh nizoral surfactants.

@@skillzset1066 do you think that nizoral can lower test/dht at all when used topically, or can affect the liver? I think your answer suggests no to that but just checking and wondering why you made your own version.

@@skillzset1066 curious on the other comment below mine and what type of conditioner you recommend

Exactly

It's a great question. As long as the headset is adjusted regularly and not pressing too hard against the scalp, I can't imagine this being too problematic. However, you will see pressure alopecia occur in people who wear high socks (like you mentioned) or in people who wear glasses constantly (along the sides of the scalp). So if you're gaming hard, it is technically possible.

Use it once a week and see how your hair feels, if it gets dry use a silicone free mineral oil free conditioner with a few drops of almond oil, use other shampoo that is sls free no sulfates so you can alternate between washes. Rosemary essential oil on scalp promotes hair growth

1-3 x a week

Minoxidil has to be continued to keep hair. If stopped hair falls. Have you tried rosemary? Research it.

I've heard it directly blocks dht from binding to your hair follicels, of course not all of the dht but some ammount. I am using the 2% and im considering switching to the 1% because the 2% really dries out my hair.

I'm surprised they even sell 5%. I guess that's for people with severe skin infections.

this is why you read the usage terms folks

Yea that’s not Nizorals fault

So I'll be fine with 2% once a week right? I'm 16 and suffering from male pattern baldness cuz of Dht

@Fabian Kirchgessner Are you using Nizoral? Have you used Revita shampoo?

What is the name?

Hey dude, trying to help you a little bit. First thank you for the hard water filter idea, I think I‘ll gonna try this, because I have similiar symptoms. So yes, for me the keto shampoo helped a lot, if you first got it you have to take it the first 5 days (everyday) afterwards you go with 2-3 per week and you are good. Maybe it will dry out your hair a little bit, but you can use conditioner or something. But it will cure your flare ups and your scalp will be less itchy. And dude, I shaved my head and if your head shape isn‘t that bad, I will recommend it to you, the inflammation is basically gone, I think I noticed a little regrowth on my temples since I shaved my had to 1cm but can say that much, because it‘s only 4 months ago. Also thinking about to take topical finasterid, but not sure right now if the risk is worth it, but the risk is lower as with oral finasterid. And by the way, I had no sides with keto, only if you use it to often your scalp can get to dry and itchy, but normally it‘s not happening. And unfortunately I stopped using keto shampoo in the summer, because apple cider vinegar helped me a lot, didn‘t take it for 4 months and boy wow my hair loss got so worse, like I‘ve lost so much hair wow, I regret that I stopped taking it without any good reason, that‘s why I now have to consider taking something else, so dumb, such a shame.

​@@Leox_cs Any update of yourself king? Cz I kinda match with your symptoms

@@adnaan09 nothing changed, I have a doctor visit in 10 days

I would try to follow the usage frequencies presented in the studies (2-4 times weekly for the first couple of months, with reductions thereafter).

i am jealous of you brother, i'd wish my hair would oil up faster but after taking nizoral 2% it really dries it out, not extremely but i still notice. It does help against the fungus and my dandruff stopped so thats that at least. I use Nizoral once a week and a hydration shampoo also once a week to rehydrate my hair and scalp, i think 2 times a week is a bit extreme but it also depends on how oily your hair gets. In your case i'd say twice a week.

it depends if you are in canada or us.

Lol I got it on prescription in the Uk. 2%, in 2 120ml bottles and I only paid £9.35 for both

You should never get so hung up on spending a measly 15 dollars on something that can change your life. It’s a sad way to live.

Thanks! While there aren’t any hard data, it is believed the shampoo only reduces DHT levels within the scalp skin itself. If any of it absorbs systemically, it metabolizes into byproducts that do not have an effect on circulating hormones.

It doesnt

Just take taurine as a supplement. Taking things systemically will probably always have a better effect than topicals. Don’t take more than 1000mg a day though and consult your doctor before starting