Reply With QuoteSpironolactone is a synthetic steroid with an aldosterone-like structure; it acts as a competitive antagonist at aldosterone receptors. Spironolactone inhibits sodium and water reabsorption while sparing the potassium and magnesium metabolism. Spironolactone is also an anti-androgen.
It is sometimes given to men for liver failure. It can cause renal failure. I hope your not wanting to take this as an diuretic??
Spironolactone - Where?
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10-29-2003, 12:04 AM #1Registered User
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Spironolactone - Where?
Where can I get topical Spironolactone (2% or 5%)
I have been looking at all the websites on www.pillsonline.com and i cannot find the topical anywhere. All I get on my searches are the pills. Please give me some info.
On another note which would be the best after a PH cycle. 6OXO, Nolvadex, or Clomid? Money is not an issue, I want the best thing. From what I read Clomid looks like the best since it blocks estrogen effectively and stimulates LH release. I am just not sure since I have never done this before.
and yes I am about to start a cycle of PHs and Iwant to get all my bases covered before I screw anything up. (never took any PHs in my life)
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Yes, but for some reason I thought there was a topical treatment to prevent hair loss during prohormones or just in general. Am I way wrong here. I could have sworn that read that Nizoral sampoo and topical Spironolactone (spiro) 2% or 5% are what people recommend to try to alleviate hair loss.
When I search all i get the is the diuretic. You know anymore dg?
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most people use Finasteride, a type 2-selective 5alpha-reductase inhibitor.
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Sorry for bringing up an old post but I was wondering about this too because in the prohormone/prosteroid faq it says that spiro is good for preventing/regrowing hair.
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Custom sells a 5% spiro shampoo - may be of interest
Originally Posted by jimmyboy
http://customnutritionwarehouse.com/...roducts_id=75h
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