As some of you know, my protocol consists of nightly hcg shots and Indolplex/DIM to control E2. About a year ago I added DHT cream because my DHT ran low-normal. One of the many pluses of adding DHT to my regimen, was a significant reduction in my blood sugar (HbA1C dropped from 6.4% to 5.9%, which is just below the top of the normal range for nondiabetics). I control my T2 diabetes with diet and exercise alone (i.e., no diabetes meds). For details see:
http://forum.mesomorphosis.com/showthread.php?t=134235572
Another thing I noticed is that my free T%, which generally runs at the high end of the normal range at about 2.8%, dropped to about 2.0%. At first that bothered me, but after reading in another thread that marianco stated that "low SHBG and insulin resistance are correlated," I'm beginning to see how it all makes sense. My improvement in insulin sensitivity (i.e., T2 diabetes) is tied in with an increase in SHBG, which is tied into my drop in free T%. Using a free T calculator on the web (in reverse engineering mode ), I calculate that my SHBG went from low-normal to mid range or slightly above.

Hi,
I am taking sporanox for several differant fungi problems, but the doctor said to me, when your done with treatments, those bald spots, in your hair will probably grow new hair back.....
Now I looked at him, and thought to my self.....so you docs have known all along that most hair loss is due to fungal infections....hmmmm
Of coarse the spots on my head wont grow back as they are from a car wreck and it is scar tissue, not just balding spots, but I still learned the secret.......
And then I notice this guy has a full head of hair, when I had seen him 2 years prior, he was bald. So he knows....