For people quitting or thinking of quitting propecia due to sides.

I think it's due to the lipophilic nature of fin, which means it concentrates in fat stores. After you stop taking the drug, stored fin is released over time and gives you the continuing side effects. May also explain the 'lag' period between drug withdrawal and continuing hair loss. Basically, what I'm trying to say is that larger gentlemen may see their side effects disappear more slowly than those who are leaner.

Also I've recently read about liposomal enhancement of topically applied fin which seems promising. It showed 5x higher deposition of drug in skin compared to plain drug solution. So those who are getting sides, there may be an alternative coming soon which will hopefully prevent systemic side effects.

If you're trying to convince me and my girlfriend (lucky to still have) that if she cut down on my portions I'd have got a wood, she may have killed you!

Fin is a willy killer!

Took me about 4 months to get horny again, 7 months to perform again - all be it irregularly, and now 12 months later I think I am about 90%.

I want/need/ really like having good sex, when I didn't get a woody for the first time I began fearing sex! Sex and Fear DO NOT mix! Especially with a new lass!!!! I still have to laugh with her about when we first met my willy was broken! STILL!!! First impressions mean a LOT, a soft willy is NOT a good look!

Shit, it's ALL coming back!!!! Would rather be called 'Slap Head' EVERY morning and EVERY night than have to explain to a girl that my willy doesn't work cos I am taking a pill to stop me balding!!!! THAT was NOT a good conversion to have 3 weeks into a new relationship!

PLEASE save yourself the 'Baby, we need to talk.....you know Bruce Willis?' that is NOT the line I want to repeat!!!

I judged myself, wouldn't want to know what she thought!!!!

Fin doesn't chemically remain in your tissues months after quitting. It doesn't need to remain in your fat tissues to effect you long after you quit. It disrupts your endocrine system, atrophies your prostate tissue, and also possibly down regulate androgen receptors in genital tissue. In men like myself, the damage has already been done. It's now up to me and my body to recover.

If you've done any research into it, you'll already know that many men claim they've been off it for years but never recovered.

I'm sorry, but I don't agree with your theory.

Did you ever try this? http://www.iherb.com/Neocell-Labs-Super-Collagen-Type-I-III-Powder-7-oz-198-g/6074?at=0

thank you. lol

"I slipped something in Mr Willy's drink and he is taking a nap"

In relation to those people who have continuing erectile dysfunction problems, I feel for them, I really do. But remember, erectile dysfunction is common (only have to look at pfizer's share price when they released viagra to see that!), and taking propecia is common (relatively), so some of these people may have had ED anyway, had they taken fin or not. I'm not here to cause an argument and LaserMeUp it seems that prob your loss of libido was due to fin, but now you've got it back that's great. I'm just saying that people who have been off fin for years and are still having ED should look into other reasons why it may be, psychological etc.