So, guys, Derek, moreplacemoredes.com.

Today we're going to be talking about oral monoxidyl versus topical monocidal.

Is there any application for oral that makes sense?

If you've looked into it at all, you've probably seen that oral is far more efficacious than topical.

Now, this isn't accounting for the fact that the liver has a significant amount of sulfo-transferase

enzyme activity, which is problematic for those who are monoxidol non-responders.

If you've seen my video on how to double your monocidal results,

realistically it's probably like three to four times your monocidal result if you're a non-responder.

The addition of tretanone to topical formulations as well as microneedling on top of that can, you know,

3 to 4x your monocidal results in addition to change a non-responder with a low amount of

sulfyl transferase activity to a actual responder.

But when you take it orally,

there is additional activity that takes place

at the liver itself that converts the monoxid

to the monoxidl sulfate above and beyond.

What you get just with the outer root sheath of the hair follicle you get this

additional systemic exposure that you may not get as complete of an amount of should you use it

topically so that you know leaves the question should you not like it's almost like finasteride if it's going to go systemic should you not, like it's almost like Phanaserite,

if it's gonna go systemic,

should you not just use a lower dose of oral

and just have it work, make sure it's getting in there,

the amount it needs to get in there,

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