Recent content by Armando Jose

That's right, stem cells remain in the scalp even after hair loss. This makes sense because the scalp continues to regenerate, and these are the same stem cells that are already present. So we can question the benefit of adding MORE stem cells.

I think that sebaceous gland is vital for a healthy hair. There is no hair without an associated sebaceous gland. Another issue is the possible use of stem cells when hair is transplanted. Respect cleaning issue it is important eliminate hardened sebum around hair.

Injecting stem cells into balding areas has been attempted many times, so why are there no publications? Because they haven't yielded results, and perhaps it's due to what Lawton pointed out: the environment is very degraded. Just think of the number of bald scientists and the laboratories that...

Thank you for your input regarding slow down inflammation and massages. I think that chronic inflammation is the second step in common baldness, the first are problems with sebum flow. Passing time, sebum if not is eliminated it start to make more viscous. This hardened sebum, the density of...

Acording my theory no new hairs but it can stop the progression of common hair loss because avoid acumulation of rancid sebum inside pilosebaceous unit

Finas/Dutas acts in neurons, it is not a sugar pill, more when you are young.....

chronic microinflammation inside pilosebaceous unit Not Agreed

Do you know his regime? He tried a lot of chemicals with a poorer results than me

Please post the gold silver and bronze items of the thousends.......

NO, but mantain them Certains base oils but no jojoba liquid wax, go to library please. Thanks but it is not for me because they are poison and in all years lurking alopecia forums NEVER seen good results. Never used if you know me and curiosly finas acts in brain causing problems, ok? The...

With you before hair, why did you used minoxidil/finas? Had you adviced by a derma?

It is fake sci

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No problem, your hair is dense and thick. The frontline must be natural.

Do you, or your endocrinologist, know that key androgens in hairs are produced inside pilosebaceous unit? Also, IMHO, increasing sensitivity of androgens receptors explanation is not correct.