Acne

JDizzle said:

**** this stuff, im getting plagued by it. Over the face, on the neck, shoulders, upper back and just today on my friggen forearm

No im not juicing, but this started to become an issue when i started the heavy lifts. my testosterone was tested at 26mnol and i have a alot more aggression and drive, so i suppose it could be hormone related.
I was also losing my hair faster then a chemo patient lol, though i seemed to have halted that by taking saw palmetto/stinging nettle/emu oil/green tea/pumpkin seed oil/onion juice

Things im going to try

Start drinking shitloads of water
When i finish my current PPP cycle going to go on n00bs's detox plan for a few days
Maybe get off the milk

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The effect of nettle root on dihydrotestosterone (DHT) levels has also made it a treatment for hair loss, as male pattern balding has often been linked to an excess of DHT, as has hair loss in women too. In folklore it was always believed that nettles were an effective treatment for baldness and modern science appears to validate this belief.

Nettle root extract was found to partially block 2 enzymes by researchers such as R. Hartmann. The first is 5-alpha-reductase that when combined with testosterone, produces DHT (dihydrotestosterone). DHT is the hormone responsible for androgenic alopecia hair loss. The second enzyme is aromatase, which makes estrogen. Combining nettle root extract with another herbal agent pygeum has been found to inhibit these two enzymes more effectively than either one alone. It was shown that nettle root extract had to be used at high dosages in order to effective whereas lower doses of pygeum worked well. Prostatonin, the combination product of nettles and pygeum have been used to treat BPH (benign prostatic hypertrophy).
Studies by researchers JJ Lichius and others have shown a reduction in prostate growth in mice when large doses of nettle extract were taken orally. Combining nettle root extracts with saw palmetto berries in BPH patients reduced the amount of testosterone and estrogen. Conversely, it has been conjectured that nettles can block testosterone from binding to the sex hormone globulin, a carrier protein that binds testosterone and limits its bioavailability in the body. As a result, nettles have been called an aphrodisiac since it may help maintain testosterone levels.
Other uses of Nettles include treatment for arthritis, asthma, kidney, urinary tract infections, and last but not least, baldness.

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JDizzle said:

hey awesome graph

im inconsistant with the stinging nettle, might take it a few days then forget about it for a week.

3000mg caps with recommendation on the side of the bottle to take 3-4caps a day

saw palmetto is 3200mg equiv dry leaf caps. says take it once a day

sex drive is pretty epic, i practise sexual transmutation otherwise i just spiral outta control heh

thanks for your help

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JDizzle said:

hey mate its this one
Herbal Supplies : Hilde Hemmes Herbals: Health Care Naturally

its leaf extract, not root. get on the root one?

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