Craniofacial development - The thing that make us lose hair(A hair loss theory)

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I dont have them any longer but we just kept going through the days arrests until we hit about a 200 sample. It is a county in FL that shows the pictures of the daily arrests and gives their age etc. You can search each days arrests. The county that does it on their website is Indian River County,FL. So it would be on the Indian River County FL Sheriffs Office website.

The first page on this thread has a few and even that small sample shows posture and neck alignment correlation, I see this everyday without thinking I see a bald person 90 percent chance they have poor neck alignment compared to those with good hair, harder to tell with galea shape of people with good hair but bald people also generally have what you've described above in terms of shape. Absolutely amazes me how so many people still dismiss this. Only answer is to fix the route cause which isn't easy, or take strong meds and hope you remove enough DHT to make a difference.

 

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The first page on this thread has a few and even that small sample shows posture and neck alignment correlation, I see this everyday without thinking I see a bald person 90 percent chance they have poor neck alignment compared to those with good hair, harder to tell with galea shape of people with good hair but bald people also generally have what you've described above in terms of shape. Absolutely amazes me how so many people still dismiss this. Only answer is to fix the route cause which isn't easy, or take strong meds and hope you remove enough DHT to make a difference.

As far as the facial strucure thing I never really looked at that much. That bad forward neck posture and jaw area facial recession can make you more likely to start balding? For me to think that could be a possible factor I would probably need to see quite a few examples where those factors were present in someone their top of head shape wasnt one that seemed to increase the chance of balding. Is it rare to find someone with the top of head shape that usually balds less that has bad jaw recession or bad forward neck posture? If it is rare it would be hard to say its not just the top of head shape making it more likely. I have real good neck posture and forward facial growth so I am pretty convinced that slight elevation in the vertex area started my balding in the vertex area in my 30s.

Also the argument some make about it restricting blood flow being a big issue doesnt affect women much apparently as you see a lot of women with bad neck posture and recession with all their hair - unless the argument is in males that restricted bloodflow makes DHT park itself in the scalp.