After conducting a substantial amount of research into this area, we highly recommend replacing finasteride with a safe and natural alternative. This suggestion comes after careful consideration of several important factors:

1)   In December 2008, the Swedish Medical Products Agency completed a safety investigation of Propecia. They concluded that the use of Propecia might result in irreversible sexual side-effects. The Agency’s updated safety information now includes “persistence of erectile dysfunction after discontinuation of treatment with Propecia” as a possible adverse reaction to the drug. To read the full article – click here

2)   In December 2009, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency in the UK announced new drug safety data on finasteride. After carefully reviewing the results of several controlled studies, the agency wrote “an increased risk of male breast cancer associated with finasteride use cannot be excluded.” On the basis of this information, it was recommended that a warning should be included in the product information for all medicines containing finasteride mentioning the possible risk of breast cancer. To read the full article – click here Read More »