Recent content by Saulo

Using Hydrocortisone was once mentioned by a doctor I've been to, although he didn't give me any further details (I wasn't there for any hairloss issues, although I mentioned it was a concern of mine).

Interesting. Thanks for sharing it. It's quite interesting to compare the hair loss section of this book- where the author mentions zinc ions implantation through electric currents - and the Zix treatment in the other Forum.

Is there anyone trying Zix and Dermaroller (Dermapen) together? I might want to give that a try my own...

Man, yours is an insane result! Just using what is listed on your Regimen? No Finasteride nor anti androgens?

Has any of you guys tried ingesting it? Does that have any effect? (Sorry if there is something about it back in this thread, I'm just getting crazy debating which protocol to follow...)

Based on observations, I'd say men with big foreheads and flat toped skulls tend to show no baldness (e.g Jack Ma, Bruce Dickinson). But I just can't tell wether there is or isn't a relation...

I remember I once took mutlivitamins and saw palmetto caps that had zinc and biotin. I was taking by accident an extra dosage and trully remember that removing the oil of my skin and scalp and also thickening my hair within days. But the problem is that I was unadvised by the doctor to continue...

Actually these are good news. Cause I think if it was due to some physical trait, it would be harder to solve. In my mind the strongest link might be something related to chronic inflammation.

There is a theory that states Dobberman dogs have heads smaller than they should be to properly store their brains, causing strong pain and driving them towards aggressive behaviours. Maybe there is something like this involved in baldness: two genetic pools that lead to heads that overgrow and...

I am getting each time more inclined to this inflammation theory. I believe the DHT increase on scalp is just a body response to the process, not the cause. That's why it makes sense when we hear that medicine for arthritis brought hair back as a side effect.

What about topical vitamin D solution? One study showed the effectiveness on Alopecia Areata, but sounds like there might be a link male pattern baldness... https://www.vitamindcouncil.org/new-study-finds-derivative-of-activated-vitamin-d-helps-manage-hair-loss/

Nice comments. To me it seems pretty likely that baldness is a process that occurs due to a sistemic situation - although it seems to trigger local factors that lead to hairloss. This inflammation theory makes sense in order to explain why most of the people tend to lose some hair as they get...

Did you or anyone you heard of try magnesium oil, vitamin K2, vit D and Cod Liver Oil? In one of the links you posted there are people reporting that shed's stopped and they are experiencing regrowth after 6 or 7 months.

Considering balding scalp may be scar tissue, has anyone ever tried using those "scar healing" creams!? Here in Brazil one of them is sold under the brand name "Cicatricure".

Well, I know it's a different issue, but people have been using "cold caps" to reduce/prevent hairloss during cancer treatments.