Fighting disinformation

[GoldenMane]

https://www.yahoo.com/health/why-me...op-the-95938590993.html?bcmt=comments-postbox

Just reading the comments...

"Hair loss comes due to stress and eating junk food and water in the pipe line when you take long shower you loss hair too take 2 mints shower and be stress free if possible."

"Finally. Yahoo health cracked the code on how to prevent going bald.We should all thank the experts at yahoo health for their insight and years of extensive research on the matter. The simple fact is, there is no way to prevent it. If there was, it would be "the way.""

"This article forgets having good genes. Baldness is caused by some hair that has shallower roots, it's that simple. The only real remedy is a transplant."

"9 time out of 10 baldness is hereditary. And if that's the case there is nothing you can do to stop it from happening."

Jesus Christ... No wonder most men don't do anything about their hairloss, they're so grossly misinformed and completely unable to do their own research. Fighting hair loss is an information war as much as a pharmaceutical one!

 

[Raz]

Pretty sad to see that, especially with the article being decent.

 

[GoldenMane]

Yup. Yahoo articles are usually rubbish, but this one is genuinely informative, and yet we still have ignoramus posters who don't do any research at all spouting nonsense. So many men have just convinced themselves that there is nothing they can do, just to accept it, that they won't even do a tiny bit of reading when presented with genuinely good information on how to fight it. Sad and quite maddening...

 

[zzzzz]

because dumb people always feel the need to comment on something they don't know anything about

 

[Notcoolanymore]

Incorrect information on hair loss is everywhere including here.