Fatty acids stimulate follice stem cells to grow hair? I am going to test this...

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Assyrians couldn’t face the bald truth 2,600 years ago

In our modern, image-conscious world, going bald is many men’s worst nightmare. Now clay tablets from 2,600 years ago suggest that people in ancient societies a

www.thetimes.com

The ancient Assyrians were putting oil in their hair 3000 years ago; scientists today haven't gone much further than that.

Brother. You cant compare those days vs today. Join the brotherhood there is still hope for you. Also you need a good solvent and penetrator such as DMSO that was discovered in 1866. Otherwise the oils will just sit on top of your scalp and barely penetrate. Nobody said that putting just oils on your head grows hair. Its more complicated than that.

 

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Assyrians couldn’t face the bald truth 2,600 years ago

In our modern, image-conscious world, going bald is many men’s worst nightmare. Now clay tablets from 2,600 years ago suggest that people in ancient societies a

www.thetimes.com

The ancient Assyrians were putting oil in their hair 3000 years ago; scientists today haven't gone much further than that.

I should have shaved my head and wrapped in pulverized cress before starting this. Wasnt it the ancient greeks rubbing bird crap on their heads as a cure. Craziest one that I remember was the guy rubbing lard on his head. Dont think it worked much for others though who tried it. Must have got lucky and that somehow relieved the inflammation/DHT. I think the main problem with these oils by themselves is like said above much doesnt reach that bulge area applied without somèthing like DMSO. I think they tested rosemary oil and found that out. You think it would easily make it flowing down the hair shaft but most of it doesnt.