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Originally Posted by Wylie's Mom  And yeppers -- if there is hairloss that accompanies any Cushings dog (whether Typical, Atypical, or Pseudo) -- Melatonin can help with hair growth  .
This is what Melatonin actually does (lol, ready?): "Melatonin has anti-gonadotropic activity (effective for ferret adrenal disease), and it inhibits aromatase enzyme in tissues (decreases androstenedione and testosterone conversion into estradiol) and 21-hydroxylase enzyme (effectively lowers cortisol level). Allow at least 4 months for treatment effects to be effective." from Dr. Jack Oliver/U of Tenn |
Uh, could you repeat that please, slowly?
