It's All About Money. There Is A Cure.
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Well inaction won't and action might or might not. But there is not much that a person can do. There are worse things than baldness that happen to the human body. I know that falls on deaf ears with younger guys but most I hope see that by their late 30's early 40's.
Honestly, the "bald rich people" point always settles this debate for me. If billionaire tech guys and celebrities can't just buy a full head of natural hair overnight, there clearly isn't some magic cure being hidden away from us.
The scalp tension and Botox theories are super interesting to read about, but until there's massive, repeatable clinical data behind it, dropped-in claims like this are tough to bank on. Better to save your rescue bucks for proven treatments that actually have solid research behind them.
The scalp tension and Botox theories are super interesting to read about, but until there's massive, repeatable clinical data behind it, dropped-in claims like this are tough to bank on. Better to save your rescue bucks for proven treatments that actually have solid research behind them.
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Brother, it’s a world of grifters. I truly believe it would be even harder to find “cures” for all kinds of things if you have money and status because you are huge target for guys who talk well and know how to monetize their horseshit “cure”. Not to say these horseshit treatments are pure 100% horseshit, but it is about money.
Dana White talked about never having a PCP anymore after finding one true specialist who completely fixed his health. That guy Brecka.
What would a billionaire who wants to keep their hair know about the eunuch studies done in the 50s? Would they know about the scalp tension theory? The underlying inflammation cascade DHT is simple part of? Where subcutaneous fat comes in? Skin health? Neuronal signaling? Follicular stem cells?
You can’t take for granted how sophisticated life is. Fields of research are. Biology is in general.
Plus, there are so many adjunct treatments for this. That do work to varying degrees of success. It would be very difficult to “cure” it when almost no one with funding is trying to fix the root cause up to the ultimate effect of miniaturization. To me a lot of it is aging as well.
Edit: I just realized I agree with you. Sorry I just woke up. However, my main point is, if there was a cure, I guarantee you billionaires would still walk around bald by the thousands.
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Yes … I believe a tight scalp does cut down on blood flow to follicles.. And this is particularly troublesome because you do your growth stimulators & see some hair growth on one side of head & little on others.. So .. right now I have started to consider my sleeping patterns.. Am I sleeping right on spots of stubborn hair thinning.. Like at back of head —balding spot or right side .. uneven thickness while left side is completely thick ..
So I have King size down feather pillow which basically slowly collapses on itself.. probably suffocating vellus hairs trying to sprout. So I rolled up a fabric mat on one side & inserted it in pillowcase on top & had a foam cushion & put it in pillowcase on bottom & know I still have my comfortable pillow but with support.. so I can lower the suffocating tension lower to where neck joins skull… Something to think about if your not seeing progress because perhaps.. simple sleep is further harming hair regrowth
So I have King size down feather pillow which basically slowly collapses on itself.. probably suffocating vellus hairs trying to sprout. So I rolled up a fabric mat on one side & inserted it in pillowcase on top & had a foam cushion & put it in pillowcase on bottom & know I still have my comfortable pillow but with support.. so I can lower the suffocating tension lower to where neck joins skull… Something to think about if your not seeing progress because perhaps.. simple sleep is further harming hair regrowth
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Try sleeping on your back, with a low pillow so your almost in very slight cervical retraction IE the scalp is being pushed up from behind opposing the main tension caused by tight sub occipitalis muscle.
You will know the position is correct if you can feel galea and it's very soft and pliable.
Try maintaining this position whilst not straining neck muscles ( takes some practice) then report back on if you feel your hair feels like it has a bit more texture / volume in morning due to better nutrient supply to follicles.
Your basically removing the 'pull' on galea short term.