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I understand that, although the attractiveness part is subjective and not directly related to understanding hair loss. My point is someone reading this forum who might eventually realise that the theory is the driving factor in hair loss and aligns with all the standard anti DHT reasoning...

Why have you started a thread on a hair loss theory which is catching everyone's attention, then spam your own thread with giving your opinion on how attractive people are. Start a new thread for that crap and let people discuss the actual topic of this thread. All the decent posts are lost in...

Just to add I agree with the fibrosis and calcification hence raised DHT being part of the effect of scalp tension which is the result of what's been discussed in this thread and my previous post, but what's your take on collagen? I know supplements are meant to increase skin elasticity, but...

I'm nearly 40, had a hair transplant in my mid 20s which helped but has also thinned over the last 5 or so years, so I have zero time for responding to the trolls you mention. The big three have their place though and the theory discussed here aligns with that, but some people just don't want to...

Money, or should I say the money lost to the hair loss industry if the real reason was widely known. Even if a study proved this theory it would be gunned down big big pharma, and even most hair loss sufferers would not accept it (as seen in this forum) BUT....It's undeniable that galea size...

It's interesting, I tend to believe it's a bigger factor but agree it's very multifaceted. I don't think an expanded galea is always easy to spot and someone's head can look normal or even small but still have outward growth with incorrect bone closure. I also think factors such as neck...

I completely agree DHT is vital. DHT also helps injuries and arrives at an injured body part arm knee etc to help heal, if a doctor was to check levels of DHT at an injury it would be higher than normal. That's why it also arrives at scalp when under tension for the same reason. My theory anyway...

HRT is an anomaly, meaning it will regrow loads of hair some men but some other men will lose more hair. Wouldn't touch it or any meds with a barge pole. I had hair transplant 15 years ago, started finasteride and minoxidil about 12 years ago persisted for long enough to know it wasn't helping maybe made things...

32 percent of people voted in favour of the craniofacial theory on the other thread. That is way more than would have 10 years ago, so the idea that the scalp tightness theory is a dead horse is very wrong, more people believe this than ever before. I was simply saying that this thread is a...

What are you on about it's the complete opposite, the other thread is full of crap from OP yet the vote in favour of his theory is still far greater than it would have been ten years ago when there were more of you on here. Some people are finally opening their eyes, you should do the same or...

I mean if you ever needed another solid case study of the current 'expanded galea' thread the guy in this thread and Luke are prime examples. You can literally see the bone/calcification/fibrosis or whatever it is pushing through his galea. Staggering people here can mention genes for these...

In my opinion we should have a choice of 2 different types of hair loss forum. Traditional drugs method forums and alternative method forums. When you have everyone in the same all you get is big 3 haters and people attempting to find an alternative cure arguing which drags every thread down to...

The skull expansion theory does however answer all of these questions, and the tension area fits the male pattern baldness pattern like a glove practically proving it's guilt. Validated further by the expanded shape of bald people's head's! It's so obvious it's insane. But still like trying to convince people...

Th This is why the threads gone crap, none of this is anything to do with good looks. Tupacs galea is seriously expanded though, just check a side profile picture of him. Carbon copy of all the images from SMP. Very few people with a head shape like that have even decent hair.

Ironically I believe this is one for the reasons some people refuse to accept their fate - as it's no easy fix. Some also think it's BS but each to their own, like I said before the poll shows people are moving away from the ridiculous and industry programmed idea that some hair from some men...