Will certain supplements that promote test boosting cause hair loss or hair thining? I have some Alpha Male here and since I already have thin hair to begin with, I want to make sure I’m not going to kill my dome grass patch.
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it’s hard to say. if you increase your test levels and your body starts converting it to dht, you could start losing your hair. i don’t know enough about the topic to make an educated comment though. i would imagine that is the case for most of your silent views.
Have taken A.M. for at least 3yrs almost continuously, my hair is a bit thinner in front but then again I’ll be 39 this year.
From my experience, if you’re prone to baldness already, I do think that these supplements that boost T-levels will accelerate hair loss, but I don’t think that it will be so bad that it will be falling out in clumps or anything.
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How are old are you and what is your hair status at this time. If you’re thirty or better and still have a good quantity of hair I wouldn’t worry about it. I know guys who are in their upper thirties running juice and still have all their hair it’s whatever you are genetically prone to my friend. A natural test booster is going to keep you in the higher end of natural production levels so, again if you aren’t balding already, I wouldn’t worry about it.
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Thanks for the advice. I’m only 20 right now and I’m not balding at all, I just have thin hair so it’s already easy to see my scalp. I don’t think I have any common male pattern baldness on either side of my family so I’m safe as far as that goes, I just want to make sure it wont cause my hair to fall out.