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Sea Weed

Ailment
Skin Health
★★★★★ 4.0/5

Sea weed 600 to 1200 mg. More than 1200 mg made no difference. I prefer bladderwrack over Irish sea moss, though they are similar. It made 1000 mcg B12, B complex 100, and vitamin E work better. 600 mg worked, but 1200 mg worked better. B12 seemed to burn stomach and general fat. B complex seemed to rebuild skin and smooth lines around the eyes and face. Vitamin E smoothed the face and made me look younger. Urine became yellow with B complex, but bladderwrack and Irish sea moss made it less yellow. This combination or molasses may have helped me recover twice as fast from workouts.

1 Experience Last Updated Nov 5, 2026
Treatment

Minoxidil Internally

Ailment
Hair Growth
★★★★★ 4.0/5

2.5 mg daily: too much. Caused heart side effects, wrinkled forearms, extra fat below the ears, under the arms, under the chin, and puffy eyelids, but produced lots of hair. 1.67 mg daily: heart felt okay, with wrinkled forearms and fat, and good hair. 1.25 mg daily: wrinkles and fat started going away, while hair was slightly better than external use alone.

1 Experience Last Updated Nov 4, 2026
Treatment

Rutin

Ailment
Skin aging
★★★★★ 5.0/5

Incredible. After the first 500g tablet, a cheek dimple seemed to pinch out faster than usual. By the third or fourth tablet, the dark color started fading. The dimple improved in 3 days, compared with the 4–8 weeks I expected with NMN. Even after stopping NMN for one week, the dimple continued to improve at the same quick rate, though there was some surrounding slight darkness. Rutin did not seem to compete with NMN and seemed to work similarly on its own. Flabby elbow skin seemed to start returning with NMN.

1 Experience Last Updated Nov 5, 2026
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