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Well guys...Im one of those scientist types who loves to think...even if I am not right, or my theory is out of whack I love to propose them anyways...now obviously these are my thoughts, there isn't necessarily any research behind them and I am not trying to rip on research that had been done..simply proposed ideas and any commentary would be appreciated...with that in mind let's get the ball rolling.
Now we all know that a very sizeable chunk of us will go bald, even if some of us don't have it @ ages of up to 30...or even 40...you will rarely see an old guy @ age 70 that isn't experiencing some SORT OF THINNING...Considering an another angle...we know that testosterone levels tend to peak @ around age 18 or so...and although its gradual the sex drive begins to go down...and down and down....everyone with me so far? Tons of old guys go bald and test. levels usually peak @ age 18...thats all Im stating so far...moving on...Now doesn't it seem kind of ununusual that with these declining testosterone levels, somehow old guys manage to go bald? Im talking about the examples where guys start to experience thinning @ age 40ish....hmmmm Im proposing a few things with the trends and facts I have outlined...I am either thinking that testosterone has little to do with thinning...otherwise HOW is it possible with falling test. levels...when the person in a younger age should have been more subject to thinning becuz more test would be converted into DHT, but is instead thinning in his old age? What I am trying to say is, in all honesty I think testosterone plays a critical but very minor role in all of this. This is one theory I am thinking of...the other theory I am thinking of is old guys possibly have such rapid decline in test levels, becuz it is being converted rapidly into DHT...this is another mechanism that I believe may be possible. Now with this being said guys, the other thing I am proposing is that, genetically baldness would never be beatable...if 70% of 65 year olds go bald...this is clearly a dominant trait....just like they predict blue eyes to eventually go extinct because of their recessiveness to the brown gene, I dont think hairloss can ever really truly fully be stopped. I am learning a lot about genetics now in uni (one of my interests) and the human body is full of imperfections that have occured with natural selection. Wow ok I know I am kind of rambling, but it is late and I am tired LOL, but wanted to post my 2 cents and see what you guys think.
Now we all know that a very sizeable chunk of us will go bald, even if some of us don't have it @ ages of up to 30...or even 40...you will rarely see an old guy @ age 70 that isn't experiencing some SORT OF THINNING...Considering an another angle...we know that testosterone levels tend to peak @ around age 18 or so...and although its gradual the sex drive begins to go down...and down and down....everyone with me so far? Tons of old guys go bald and test. levels usually peak @ age 18...thats all Im stating so far...moving on...Now doesn't it seem kind of ununusual that with these declining testosterone levels, somehow old guys manage to go bald? Im talking about the examples where guys start to experience thinning @ age 40ish....hmmmm Im proposing a few things with the trends and facts I have outlined...I am either thinking that testosterone has little to do with thinning...otherwise HOW is it possible with falling test. levels...when the person in a younger age should have been more subject to thinning becuz more test would be converted into DHT, but is instead thinning in his old age? What I am trying to say is, in all honesty I think testosterone plays a critical but very minor role in all of this. This is one theory I am thinking of...the other theory I am thinking of is old guys possibly have such rapid decline in test levels, becuz it is being converted rapidly into DHT...this is another mechanism that I believe may be possible. Now with this being said guys, the other thing I am proposing is that, genetically baldness would never be beatable...if 70% of 65 year olds go bald...this is clearly a dominant trait....just like they predict blue eyes to eventually go extinct because of their recessiveness to the brown gene, I dont think hairloss can ever really truly fully be stopped. I am learning a lot about genetics now in uni (one of my interests) and the human body is full of imperfections that have occured with natural selection. Wow ok I know I am kind of rambling, but it is late and I am tired LOL, but wanted to post my 2 cents and see what you guys think.
