smoking/drug use may cause possible mutations in male pattern baldness genes?

chewbaca

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Anyone thinks this is likely? If they wanna find a cure i think there may be a cure...things and substances which can cause mutations in male pattern baldness gene.
 

misterium

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ca-ca-ca-ca-cocaine
 

DonaldAnderson

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They aren't going to affect the male pattern baldness gene only. It's impossible to affect just one gene. I doubt it.
 

jeffsss

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well i know for sure that something triggers male pattern baldness..

I have two friends (idential twins) who i grew up with.. one lived up north with his mother and the other lived here in Florida with his father..

Twin A, comes to visit florida ever so often.. That twin has noticabley less hair than the Twin that lives here in Florida.. dunno why.. but there must be something...

both drink, neither smoke..

these twins are now 28 and they both live around here.
 

Minox_Baby

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I think there is a definite connection between the two. Less so with cannabis, but a high degree of gene mutation with ecstacy and coke that could cause hairloss.
 
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