Recent content by auld reekie

I haven't read that other thread and so I don't know what that has got to do with me. The OP has made a thread about a well discussed topic for which there have been contributions from lots of different people and yet here he is making a whole post about "Rob" and the ebook he's selling. Oh but...

That is interesting, I had been excited by this mechanical stress theory last year and had the same experience. I had been slowly receding with minimal hair loss, began daily massages to counter it and had diffuse thinning at my temples for the first time in my life. May have been a coincidence...

You've been a member for a few weeks pal, I don't think it would be too difficult to make a few posts before selling your e-book, which it certainly looks like you're trying to do, Rob.

I don't know man, how many ebookes have you sold?

Hi Rob

I've got absolutely no idea mate, I bloody hope so, because addressing this from the mechanical stress side of things - supplemented with essential oils and CBD oil - is currently all I'm doing.

Had a look at the website there but can't see what it is they're actually doing. What is the technique? Edit: Just saw they're keeping it a secret. Right.

I'm far from an expert and I've only been reading about this for a short time but I would presume behavioural habits, stress and posture will influence scalp tightness and muscle tone in the head.

If number 2 is true then 3 and 4 can't be. There are other factors which will increase head muscle strength, scalp tightness, skull expansion other than DHT.

Is there a proposed solution within this theory or is it just a theory of why hair loss happens?

Cheers for that. I am very, very interested in this line of thought, I have had very slow temporal recision/maturation from age 19 to now (I'm 26). Over the last few months (before I even heard about this theory) I had been noticing really significant changes in the shape and feel of my head -...

This looks to have been designed for medical use but could this perhaps achieve similar pressure to the STR device in those studies? It's available here if anyone is interested: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/323369693644?ViewItem=&item=323369693644&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

You can just tie something around your head. I've got a dressing gown chord tied over now and it feels good, you feel the weight being taken off the top of your head straight away, it's also pulsating with circulation which is interesting.

Could wearing a cap (carefully positioned) counter some of this stress by applying force in the opposite direction?