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Mefenamic Acid apparently:
- inhibits (potently) the deactivation of (5 alpha) DHT
- inhibits breakdown of orally taken Testosterone (just drink sperm theory?)
It is a not so popular NSAID (like Ibuprofen). You should be able to get it easily if it turns out it is actually legit
This is a rather strange topic that came up today while I was having a discussion with co-workers during our lunch break: According to the article, DHT is present in the testes, thus assumed to be a byproduct or semen (or semen is a byproduct of DHT). Does that mean (is there any scientific or at least some sort of experiment proving) that if a male individual ingests semen over a period of time that androgenic alopecia, or male pattern baldness, is more prone to occur? In other words, if a male ingests his semen on a regular basis, would he begin to show signs of male-pattern baldness over time? --SetandSpike (talk) 05:26, 15 January 2008 (UTC)
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