Fluid Retention / Puffiness
Side Effects Reported
- Fluid Retention / Puffiness
- Blurred Vision Without Vitamin B12
- Prostate Pain / Discomfort
- Chest Puffiness / Possible Gyno
Severity
Experience Details
Raw-note based Biotin experience for hair growth. Internal Biotin consistently seemed to improve hair growth, especially when combined with Vitamin B12 and topical castor oil. One repeated pattern was that castor oil did not seem to work very well topically unless Biotin was also being taken internally. Dose response seemed important: around 40,000 IU gave strong hair growth and more body fullness but also more side effects; around 30,000 IU felt like a better balance with good hair growth and fewer problems; around 20,000 IU gave milder hair growth. Topical Biotin made hair softer but seemed to stop the growth benefit usually seen from topical castor oil. Another strong pattern was that Vitamin B12 seemed necessary for some of the fuller-looking effects and also seemed to improve blurry eyesight that appeared when high-dose Biotin was taken without B12. Vitamin B1 seemed to interfere with these benefits. Overall impression: Biotin is one of my core hair-growth treatments, but it works best with the right stack and dose.
Daily Tracking Record
1 entryAround 30,000 IU felt like the best balance in the raw notes: solid hair growth, less fluid retention than 40,000 IU, and fewer size-related or puffy side effects. This dose seemed stronger than 20,000 IU but more manageable than 40,000 IU.
Community Discussion (0)
No comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts.