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Swiss’s research and protocol is ground breaking. His temples were receded and bald for 7 years or so. After his protocol, he’s literally a couple of months away from regrowing or having back his juvenile hairline. If this doesn’t excite the masses, I don’t know what will. It is still...

It is truly amazing that in 2015 we don’t have an absolute cure for hairloss. Something (in theory) as simple stopping hairloss or growing hair on where it formally grown has stumbled scientist worldwide. But the real question has it? This is the issue of the private market. Profit...

What do you mean the title of beating Swisstemples? Growing the crown, mid scalp and front is actually easy(Somewhat). But regrowing the Norwood-0-1 is the holy grail in hair loss treatment. Swiss is doing major groundbreaking work, by around March, he will probably have his childlike hairline back.

I want to learn as much as possible about hair. Is there a book or websites that can give me an in-depth scientific look behind hair growth? What nutrients it needs to grow? How exactly is grows? What it is exactly made out of and so on.

Are you 100% sure about that? I doubt it. If this was honestly the case we have a cure for male pattern baldness right now. All men have to do is get donor/transplanted hair into bald spot and we would never have to worry. Even if remaining hair goes we just replace it. But I doubt this is the case

Completely and utterly wrong and misinformed. Hair transplant use finasteride to keep natural and transplanted hair. Men who are n6/7 who get hair transplant still use finasteride when they just have transplanted hair and zero natural hair

Think about this. Hair on the back and side of the hair are transplanted to the scalp for hair transplant. But if hair on the back and side are programmed to bald or sensitive to DHT why do hair transplant patients still bald or still have to use finasteride?

I want to debunk this DHT sensitivity theory once and for all. This theory makes no sense whatsoever and the truth is right in front of our eyes. The theory goes that hair loss or male pattern baldness is caused hair follicles being sensitive to DHT which cause miniaturisation. It is true that DHT causes hair...

Here is my theory We grow head hair the day we are born. We grow hair before puberty. And finally castrated men continue to grow hair even after being castrated. What does this tell us? IMO that testosterone has zero effect on head hair growth. Head hair will grow regardless only unless...

Interesting first two post. So it seems that TEST whether high dosage(on steroids) or zero levels(being castrated or M2F sex changes) doesn't ITSELF effect hair. The issue is DHT of course. But now the question must be asked? Why does DHT cause hair loss when testosterone doesn't? Why does...

Does anyone know the effects of testosterone on head hair? Is it good for growth? Or is it meaningless? Because for one, the best hair regrowth we have seen have been men who changed their sex from M to F or basically castrated themselves. Also we know castrated men don't bald. Also steroids...

I said naturally. No way you can under 7% naturally. Anyone usually under 8-9% is on steroids

When people talk about balding. It is usually acquainted with fat. The fat balding guy or he started putting on weight and is losing his hair now. When do you ever seen a naturally fit lean muscular guy lose hair? I wonder if high BF or high levels of estrogen(Estrogen is produced in fat cells)...

It seems like no one can really answer these questions. When, where and how is DHT created? And more questions. DHT is converted from testosterone correct? But when does this moment occur? What role does the prostate play? Is it a cyclical moment that occurs throughout the day or is it...