Oral Minoxidil - 12 Months UPDATE!

12 months ago, I started taking a Low Dose of Oral Minoxidil for hair thickening, and better hair growth stimulation overall. You can learn more about oral minoxidil from the sources below!

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[hsscnilsmitt]

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[tomhuynh]

I was balding a lot worst than you. It took me 7 years of oral minoxidil and finasteride to get the hair I wanted and it is still getting better. My hair is better now at 50 than it was at 20. Stick with it and don't even think about it. The fuzz will turn into think hair if you just keep with it. The down side is you will grow hair everywhere else. Invest in a hope laser hair remover for all the unwanted hair.

[Mechaneer]

Your filming tipping your head down to see what the crown area looks like prompted me to do the same, and I'm glad I did. I look way thinner in the back half of the top of my head compared to the front, which made me realize I'm not applying my topical dutasteride/minoxidil treatment evenly back there. So thanks for indirectly helping me optimize my treatment protocol.

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You are the best. Aside from you being brutally honest and not biased by advertising or money or whatever, you also set a realistic view for most people. Everyone only sees the hyped up Reddit posts of hyper responders, then try it out and see little (some positive, some negative) difference like you. Because of people like you the world gets a little better.

[marcdalcamo]

Great video, I’m in good shape, exercise regularly and I had the same side effects you had. Woke up out of a dead sleep with a heart rate of 116. That was it for me.

[justinsalazar]

I've been on 2.5 oral minox and 1mg fin for 6 months. I had an irregular heart beat for the first two weeks then it stopped. I saw some progress by 6 weeks then crazy progress by 8 weeks. I feel like your body receives minox and fin better orally. I hope everyone sees progress. losing hair is a nightmare

[goler]

I’m your guys test Guinea pig. I started 2.5mg daily around 3 months ago, then upped it to 5mg after 1 month. No problems so far, we’ll see how it goes

[AndrewStead-wvpo]

For 20 years, I have taken oral Minoxidil (15mg twice daily), to treat high blood pressure!. In 2014, due to receiving a kidney transplant, my doctors stopped my oral Minoxidil, and during a 3 month period I lost lots of hair. When I restarted Minoxidil, it didn't regrow the loss!.

[dhanuanilkumar]

Sir i am being honest, I started oral minoxidil just after a 2 week after you posted the video mentioning that you have started oral minxidil, reason for starting oral minoxidil was because topical never helped me in regrowing even when I used it along with finasteride for more than 1+ years.

So my regime after including oral minox was like
Oral minxodil 2.5 mg everyday
Oral finasteride everyday
Minxodil 5% every other day
Hair oil every other day
Shampoo my hair on the oiling day .

After 10 months I must say I have recovered almost 20℅ of my hair, my condition is better than ever, I can go out without caps, hair got thicker and fuller

[Michael-qsyd]

I had the same symptoms of increased palpitations in the beginning. My doctor recommended to switch taking oral minoxidil from every day to every other day and that helped a lot. I had some palpitations but it went away after two weeks. So try taking oral minoxidil every other day instead.

[petermusto]

I'm 68, I take 0.5 mg of Dutasteride every day, and 5 mg of oral Minoxidil everyday. No side effects. Everyone is different, no 1 size fits all.

[GylesRyan]

I’ve been on minoxidil foam for 1 months and had terrible side effects on my heart. Increased heart beat, low on energy (like the life sucked out of me). I just look tired all the time. Feels like big pharma playing down the impact of this medicine.

Props to you for documenting your journey and honesty. I’d rather live a long life with no hair.

[hyperpedro]

Thanks for your honest report Matt. Much appreciated.

[grzegorzuable]

I ditched minoxidil for alternatives that actually do better for me, Matt. Maybe thats also Your way to consider. So:
I used oral minoxidil for a short time too. It dried my skin so much that it interrupted with my sleep and skyrocketed my stress levels.
I switched it back to topical minoxidil, but no matter what I did- the alcohol was too much for my skin. It kept destroing my hairs.
I switched to topical high coffeine coffee with rosamery oil and dermapening it (0, 6mm) every 2, 5 day.
My hair got better. Its around one month since I see some new tiny hairs. Low in number and slim, but they are here.

Drawback is that its a little messy and the coffee has to stay for 20 minutes on the head

[Jordanzrd]

I had the exact same. 3 months no sides at all, then weird pressure and dizziness. Got on and off like you and came back

[ThePeteart]

I had a big heart ache just from the minox foam. I woke up several times in the middle of the night and never went back to sleep. I don't know if it was some kind of fake packaging, but I used to use the same product with no problem. I dermarolled 0.5mm and may have given a higher dose of minoxidil. Then I immediately used minox for a while and woke up in the night. But then three days later I used the minox foam again and had severe heart pain for about three days. After a week, it went away easily. Since then I don't even give foam and try to use natural oils. and twice a week 1, 25 mg of finasteride + a lot of other vitamins like silicon, zinc, biotin, sulphur, reishi mushrooms and quality sampons

[dave-jken]

Thanks for the information. I’ve been thinking of moving to oral minoxidil, but after hearing your side effects, think I’ll stick to topical. I tried propecia about 9 years ago, but got bad side effects on that so stopped. I’m still NW2.5, and nearly 50, so not too bad. Just have to hope my hairline doesn’t go back too much further, and pray something new comes out in next few years….

[johncooney]

I’ve been taking 2.5mg for 3 years. It’s been brilliant! At 5mg, I get increased heart rate…2.5mg is perfect.

[exactly]

Thank you for your transparency Matt. This is very important for the hairloss community.

Edit : HairCafe was right all along .