Modern Native Americans have high rates of diabetes due to Western diet but typically still quite good hair. Curious for your thoughts on this. Must be down to genetics
What about fermented foods? Good or bad?
Relatedly, curious for your thoughts on how the gut microbiome affects hair loss/growth. Some probiotics have shown slight potential to increase hair growth, for example.
Lastly, is any form of magnesium more beneficial than others?
That's a silly reason to dismiss something. Just because CBD is popularly touted as a treatment for a variety of conditions doesn't mean it will be ineffective.
We won't know unless we try.
I wonder what the best kind of CBD would be to replicate what was used in the study. The stuff they used had .21% THC but no THCV or CBDV.
Would an isolate or full spectrum be better?
I looked up John Satino and his LinkedIn says he works at Hair and Scalp Clinics in Clearwater, Florida. Also found the Facebook page for the business. It does seem to be a real place, at least (not that that says anything about the legitimacy of this study)
ABSTRACT
Androgenetic alopecia (Androgenetic Alopecia) is the most common cause of hair loss. Several FDA approved medications are available but offer limited results. Studies have shown that the endocannabinoid system (ECS) is a key player in hair follicle cell growth. The ECS cannabinoid type one (CB1)...
Does it actually say the end of 2021? I can only see that it says "projected release in 2021". It does seem likely that it's not going to be released this month as planned, though
Very helpful, thank you.
I am currently using ZnS04 and P5P and I'm interested in adding melatonin, taurine, and peppermint essential oil.
Would you have any thoughts on which of these can be combined?