u/Affectionate-Buy7660

I've had alopecia universalis since I was 5 and I'm 23 now. Since 1,5 years I'm using Baricitinib but besides eyebrows and beard, not much else has grown back.

I'm currently looking into the world of peptides, thinking there must be some that can help. There are a lot of studies and stories to find online about the benefits and dangers of different peptides, but I'm wondering if anyone here has had alopecia universalis for many years, and a peptide help them to grow back the hair?

Specifically I'm currently looking at MT-1, but I would have to stop the baricitinib because both medicine/supplements increase the chance of skin cancer so I'm not taking that risk. So maybe there are different peptides that worked for some?

I also read some about GHK-cu to improve the regrowth speed and thymosin alpha 1 to cure the immune system?

I'm new to this. I've got a 5090, 64gb ddr5 ram, 9950x3d, top normal consumer specs basically.

Gemma has 4 different models (26b a4b, e2b, e4b, 31b), qwen3.6 has 2 model (35b a3b, 27b) and nemotron only 1.

Each model has 3 quantization download options (q4, q6, q8).

How do I know which one to install?

So far I've only tried gemma4 26b a4b q4 and got very fast responses but coding/accuracy wise, not what I was looking for.

I have to return my MSI 322URX for the dumbest reason and will go for either the upcoming LG or Asus next. Is the only difference between these 2 their size? From what I understand both use the same tandem woled panel. On their website Asus mentions a dark-film, will LG's not have this?

For the rest I read about some differences in AI features that I don't care about.

But besides that and design differences, that's it? They're completely identical?