Recent content by bushbush

Again, this is currently speculative, unless you know something that researchers in the field don't (or have yet to publish): Garza, L. A, Liu, Y., Yang, Z., Alagesan, B., Lawson, J. A, Norberg, S. M., … Cotsarelis, G. (2012). Prostaglandin D2 inhibits hair growth and is elevated in bald scalp...

This is speculation.

I struggle to think of any other condition that is associated with as many general misconceptions and conspiracy-type theories.

lol

Follicles are usually transplanted with a small amount of surrounding tissue which may act as a protective buffer.

With some pretty good evidence ;).

Surely that isn't something you would do.

DHT is known to play a role, but other processes can also act either up or downstream, for example PDG2. DHT is barely mentioned in the PDG2 literature, yet this does not imply they work in isolation. Yes, you are. The article in question is not a peer-reviewed "paper". It is essentially a...

Interesting, indeed. Why do you ignore the fact that unqualified forum members haphazardly trying a substance is not comparable to a well designed clinical trial? How many forum members do you think have access to the necessary equipment, for example, a RT-PCR machine to measure the expression...

I could ask you the same question.

What do those lazy researchers with their PhDs know about science? Everyone knows that uncontrolled bro-science on forums by people lacking in relevant scientific education is the future.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect

Before being so dismissive of a perfectly reasonable question, you should consider that your body also 'produces' cancer cells. Just because something is 'natural' does not mean it is harmless.

Cool, enjoy Tibet.

Do you always speak in third person?