It's theorized the gene spread since balding typically doesn't become evident until later in life, so the first mofo with the gene didn't even know they had it since people used to have children much earlier in the past than now.
Not to mention they would probably be dead by 35.
They found a Neanderthal (so not our species but close) skeleton that they concluded was around 40 years old when he died, which back then was the equivalent of an 80 year old (!).
Crazy how recent that is. I wonder how people a few hundred/thousand years into the future will view us, will they view our lives as really harsh and shitty like how we view the lives of people in the past?
Probably, because there will be a cure for Androgenetic Alopecia coming up in just ten short years! lol
5 more years bruh
You can't know if one will have side effects, not to mention long lasting adverse reactions that will go on after stopping the treatment. A cosmetic issue is nothing compared to the harm Finasteride can cause.
crazy that posts like this are being made at the same time thousands of trannies are crying that they didn't cut their balls off soon enough
It's not that common to be truly good looking though, brad pitt is top 1% in looks. Most people go from average to ugly in old age.
You know some dudes get aggressive balding in their teens and early 20s - I was one of those. My pattern is NW6. I have collected up to almost 8k grafts through transplants and a bunch of years later my hair is still completely fine, have no shedding, no inflammation, etc (it all stopped once I got bald).
PFS is very real and has nothing to do with transgenderism. Being trans does not negate the risk of getting a chronic inflammatory autoimmune neurological disease.