So you’re losing your hair. Nothing will make a man’s heart drop like that first morning when he wakes up, looks in the mirror, and sees shiny scalp in the spot where he once saw hair. It’s irreversible, and it’s something that all men have to accept sooner or later. Or is it? The causes of baldness are many. Forty percent of males are genetically pre-destined to be bald. The others go thin and bit more gradually. High testosterone levels contribute greatly to loss of hair. The use of anabolic steroids leads to hair thinning or loss in the vast majority of users. Men have been fighting baldness for hundreds of years. Herbal quackery held the reigns for many centuries, until recent advances in modern medicine have helped men combat this condition. Rogaine and Propecia ...

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Q:  Thinning hair, mid-20s, runs in my family. I was just introduced to the wonderful world of AAS, and love it! But, I don't want to be some bald dude by the time I'm 30. So, a buddy recommended Propecia, but said he wasn't sure what AAS it would work with to prevent hair loss, and which ones it wouldn't have any affect at all on. Do you know? A: It is thought that hair loss is caused via interaction with androgen receptors (present in the scalp as well as in muscle tissue) when too much testosterone floods the receptors and DHT (dihydrotestosterone) is formed. It either causes hair follicles to shut down or malfunction. So, that means any compound which is highly androgenic can cause hair loss if you're prone to loss. So, all testosterones would benefit from Propecia ...

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Winstrol (Winny-V) is a steroid typically consumed for two reasons- strength and appearance. While most can rest assured that this compound delivers strength gains, the appearance change is often a wash. Very often, users discover that with the gain in muscle mass comes a loss in hair thickness. Additionally, the ever-feared bald spot on the ‘vertex’, or back of the head, and the receding hairline, can also accompany it. It’s long been accepted that certain steroids can cause one to lose hair, but it’s typically been credited to speeding up the male pattern balding (MPB) process. In other words, you were going to lose the hair – the steroids just sped up the process. There are some users who shoot ...

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