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Does creatine cause hair loss?

74,174 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Troy Kook
Troy Kook1 год назад

Who gives a fuck Half the reason why so many things are over-analyzed by influencers is because they need content/bullshit to constantly spew… the more controversial/contrarian the better

Фото профиля Marquinho1909
Marquinho19091 год назад

I tried it 2 times and had to throw it away both times because it definitely gave me hair loss

Фото профиля UserInterface
UserInterface5 лет назад

What are Protective Hair Styles? #hair #haircare #hairstyles

Фото профиля Brett Delwiche
Brett Delwiche1 год назад

The first month on creatine is where the biggest gainz occur. You can make crazy progress

Фото профиля Robert O'Leary
Robert O'Leary1 год назад

But what if I want to increase DHT?

Фото профиля Paul Saladino, MD
Paul Saladino, MD1 год назад

I definitely want to increase DHT!

Фото профиля Th0m@$ Cr0〰️n€ ⚡️⚡️
Th0m@$ Cr0〰️n€ ⚡️⚡️1 год назад

It probably lowers shbg which unbinds Dht and causes hair loss.

Фото профиля Lina
Lina1 год назад

What about kidney issues seeing lots of posts that it bad for kidneys

Фото профиля Mother of Swans
Mother of Swans1 год назад

My 16 year old started daily after the loading dose and within 3 months I noticed his hair thinning.

Фото профиля RoachFaceK
RoachFaceK1 год назад

Your an idiot

Фото профиля Paul Saladino, MD
Paul Saladino, MD1 год назад

Do you mean "you're?" I'm all for discourse and learning if you'd care to offer something meaningful.

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