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    Maliniak Method

    I don't believe so. Botox injections in the scalp muscles stopped loss in everyone involved and reversed balding in like 60%. It is the chronic muscle tightness that causes male pattern baldness
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    Maliniak Method

    Are you seriously trying to imply I am in cahoots with Maliniak? I don't even think scalp massages help that much, and his theory on DHT is all wrong....
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    Maliniak Method

    PM me your email address
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    Maliniak Method

    Not so much removed, but disconnected from the attached muscles. Some men do not react to stress with chronic muscle tension... Some men have stronger circulatory systems than others..... Some men do not stress out easily... Some men have naturally small heads in comparison to their scalp...
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    Maliniak Method

    It's simple. The galea area gets tight under stress. The tightness chokes off the supplying arteries. The low blood flow condition causes low oxygen. Low oxygen decreases estradiol production, which needs a high oxygen environment. This results in more free testosterone for the 5AR to bind to...
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    Yet another study disproving the donor dominance theory

    ^I'm not sure about that; only thing I know is botox is not injected into the balding areas but in the scalp muscles where hair is full, don't know how local the injections havet be to be effective
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    Loose scalp = no balding

    If your scalp is in fact "loose" you are an exception to the rule, there always are
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    German company that specializes in botox therapy for stress alopecia (androgenetic al

    I used google translate to translate this page http://www.ac-therapie.de/ Recent research shows important correlations, backgrounds, and effective treatment options for hereditary hair loss and Trichodynia ("hair pain"; spreads, burning, tingling of the scalp). Hereditary hair loss due to...
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    Yet another study disproving the donor dominance theory

    Female hairloss typically occurs in the galea region, once they are exposed to DHT after menopause etc...
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    Yet another study disproving the donor dominance theory

    This would probably work actually, but the recipient area is where you need to add hairs, so you would be defeating the purpose lol
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    Loose scalp = no balding

    ^ I doubt it. Themajor areteries that feed the top of the scalp lie in loose connective tisue beneath the galea. When the muscles tighten, it compresses them and causes a bottleneck, choking off the blood supply. If it were soft tissue up there, it probably wouldn't be able to compress the...
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    Loose scalp = no balding

    Treatment of Male Pattern Baldness with Botulinum Toxin: A Pilot Study Freund, Brian J. D.D.S., M.D.; Schwartz, Marvin D.D.S., M.Sc. Free Access Article Outline Author Information Crown Institute; Pickering, Ontario, Canada Correspondence to Dr. Freund, 49 Main Street South, Uxbridge...
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    Yet another study disproving the donor dominance theory

    SOME hair transplant hairs do miniaturize. Joe Rogan's implants are no more for instance. Implants create new blood vessels when they are moved to balding regions. This allows more oxygen to reach the hair. However over time, in many instances, the environment degrades and the new blood vessels wither...
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    Yet another study disproving the donor dominance theory

    http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16931898 Effect of 5alpha-dihydrotestosterone and testosterone on apoptosis in human dermal papilla cells. Winiarska A, Mandt N, Kamp H, Hossini A, Seltmann H, Zouboulis CC, Blume-Peytavi U. Source Department of Dermatology and Allergy...
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    The effects of finasteride on scalp skin and serum androgen levels in men with aa

    People who argue that blood flow doesn't have anything to do with hair loss, based on the studies where transplanted balding hairs did not grow in other regions, are misinformed in my opinion. What they don't take into consideration is: 1. How bad off the follicles were to begin with...Even...
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