Addressing root cause of male pattern baldness: a well known approach?

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  • 2020
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    right, so is there any product that emulates equol or SHBG? We don't need it to be very effective. 30% would probably halt MPB for life for most people

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  • Davey Jones
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    Originally posted by 2020
    huh? T has nothing to do with miniaturization. People with 5AR deficiency don't go bald despite high levels of T
    DHT does have a much higher affinity for the androgen receptor, maybe that has something to do with it. Or it could be that subtle differences in DHT has something to do with the cascade involving prostaglandins. I'm not sure. But it stands that DHT and testosterone bind to the same receptor site because they have a similar reactivity. I would assume that anything that affects DHT directly would affect testosterone, though possibly to a lesser degree.

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  • 2020
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    Originally posted by Davey Jones
    That's a pretty tall order, since DHT and testosterone have the same receptor site. It's debatable whether you can healthfully go without DHT. You just can't healthfully go without test. You're one of the more knowledgeable posters, so I'm sure I'm not telling you anything you don't know, but the similar affinity for receptors of DHT and test makes it hard to directly target one without targeting the other.

    Unless there is something I don't know about them.
    huh? T has nothing to do with miniaturization. People with 5AR deficiency don't go bald despite high levels of T

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  • Davey Jones
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    Originally posted by 2020
    bump!

    we really need to find something that binds to DHT or "neutralizes" DHT in some other way rather than just by blocking its conversion from T...
    That's a pretty tall order, since DHT and testosterone have the same receptor site. It's debatable whether you can healthfully go without DHT. You just can't healthfully go without test. You're one of the more knowledgeable posters, so I'm sure I'm not telling you anything you don't know, but the similar affinity for receptors of DHT and test makes it hard to directly target one without targeting the other.

    Unless there is something I don't know about them.

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  • 2020
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    bump!

    we really need to find something that binds to DHT or "neutralizes" DHT in some other way rather than just by blocking its conversion from T...

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  • beatinghairloss
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    Originally posted by 2020
    the "absence of blood" that you call is ACTUALLY THE RESULT from the lack of ACTIVE(read: ANAGEN) follicles and not the other way around.

    ^ Do you acknowledge that or you'll ignore that fact again?
    The pressure of blood as well as the ability for it to flow freely is determined by three things…simply put. The pressure exerted by the pump (heart), the relaxing and contracting of the artery walls, and the transport of blood through capillaries via muscle contraction. These three things when met in harmony…genetically…..allow some people not to go bald. So then rather then assuming the absence of “good” blood flow can not cause balding you can then reverse this thought and see it as “good” blood flow allows people not to go bald. Furthermore, taking away a “run off line” or hair root would not take away free flow and should show no such blood flow reduction. It would be absurd to think if you had a piping system running through the city and removed one house or even thousands the rest would experience reduction in water pressure. If anything the resulting pressure if all constants remain the same would increase flow. If then this true then you have no reasonable explanation for why balding men only in the areas balding have a reduction of blood flow in the capillary system simply because some small release points (hair roots) are no longer in need of blood. Keep in mind the measure of blood flow do not involve one hair root but rather the overall flow of blood to a generalized area measured by the force of blood through the capillaries not the hair shafts. Tight muscles in the face and back of the head pull down upon the scalp and apply pressure on these capillaries much like stepping on a hose and trying to water a garden. Thin skin would be more susceptible as it does not apply added cushion to this pressure, stress could induce tight neck muscles pulling on all the muscles of the head, frowning too often or staring at the sunlight could contribute by squinting and pulling down on the frontal muscles. Hardening of arteries due to western diet would further add to the problem. It would be then safe to assume 85 percent of people balding in various ways are doing this by many aspects some from different causes and the very few that are not losing their hair are in a group not experiencing these situations…..make sense?

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  • Aston
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    Originally posted by 2020
    not that I approve your theory, but Japanese men consume lots of soy and they don't get any "estrogen symptoms".... this doesn't make any sense.

    Wasn't there a study on rats and soy isoflavones and hair growth? The results were good. What happened there?
    Of course, i was also on finasteride. But the only time i got side effects was after i started drinking 8 oz of soymilk per day for ten days. The eleventh i had a typical estrogen crash, stopped soymilk and everything returned to normality. Not implying anything and all studies say it's relatively safe, but i'm not touching soy again anytime soon. Perhaps your body has to get used to it.

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  • beatinghairloss
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    Originally posted by 2020
    the "absence of blood" that you call is ACTUALLY THE RESULT from the lack of ACTIVE(read: ANAGEN) follicles and not the other way around.

    ^ Do you acknowledge that or you'll ignore that fact again?
    With respect to the possibility that your right. It would then still be foolish to assume that with good blood flow the affects Of any possibls cause couldn't be avoided. Maybe you need to stop thinking about what's happening to balding heads and consider the aspects of the people not loseing their hair. Loose thick skin. At the very least you would have to consider its alternative being neither are proven one way or other in fact despite your one person arm study you have no proof. Even the arm is a stretch the Point is you picked a side before facts are present that makes you closed minded....no insult intended. All the studies I have shown suggest you to atleast entertain the idea people thought the world was flat.

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  • 2020
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    Originally posted by beatinghairloss
    2020 you’re telling me you believe that a hair follicle can grow without blood? Right? If blood flow is constricted then the absence of it would do nothing the hair and the hair cycle would continue to grow? Do I understand you? You also believe ejaculation converting T to DHT would do nothing? Diet even if it hardense arteries and ruins collegen in the skin would do nothing to hair loss? Correct?
    the "absence of blood" that you call is ACTUALLY THE RESULT from the lack of ACTIVE(read: ANAGEN) follicles and not the other way around.

    ^ Do you acknowledge that or you'll ignore that fact again?

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  • 2020
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    Originally posted by Aston
    On a completely unrelated note, coupling finasteride with daily soymilk consumption gave me terrible excess estrogen symptoms. Discontinuing the soymilk gave me back my libido and fixed my joint pains in a matter of 3 days. So much for the hundreds of studies saying soymilk phytoestrogens are nothing to worry about.
    I guess there are links between diet and hormones, after all. At the same time, the link between hormones and MPB is undeniable.
    not that I approve your theory, but Japanese men consume lots of soy and they don't get any "estrogen symptoms".... this doesn't make any sense.

    Wasn't there a study on rats and soy isoflavones and hair growth? The results were good. What happened there?

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  • gutted
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    Originally posted by 2020
    ****'s sake I proved circulation theory wrong just a couple weeks ago.... you people are already back on it? masturbation and diet too?
    electrolysis is a method of removing hair permanently by damaging the hair roots blood supply...

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  • beatinghairloss
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    Originally posted by 2020
    ****'s sake I proved circulation theory wrong just a couple weeks ago.... you people are already back on it? masturbation and diet too?
    2020 you’re telling me you believe that a hair follicle can grow without blood? Right? If blood flow is constricted then the absence of it would do nothing the hair and the hair cycle would continue to grow? Do I understand you? You also believe ejaculation converting T to DHT would do nothing? Diet even if it hardense arteries and ruins collegen in the skin would do nothing to hair loss? Correct?

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  • Aston
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    On a completely unrelated note, coupling finasteride with daily soymilk consumption gave me terrible excess estrogen symptoms. Discontinuing the soymilk gave me back my libido and fixed my joint pains in a matter of 3 days. So much for the hundreds of studies saying soymilk phytoestrogens are nothing to worry about.
    I guess there are links between diet and hormones, after all. At the same time, the link between hormones and MPB is undeniable.

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  • 2020
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    ****'s sake I proved circulation theory wrong just a couple weeks ago.... you people are already back on it? masturbation and diet too?

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  • beatinghairloss
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    Originally posted by clandestine
    I'm speaking in regards to your claims on ejaculation, which have already been thoroughly debunked.

    To reiterate, and in case you forgot;



    Peace.
    I will be the first to admit the initial ramblings are full of grammatical errors and quickly typed theories full of gaps. However, some of the core ideas have not changed all of which where provided with actual studies to back them. You say Hair loss is not caused by hormones that’s complete BS. Hormones are the very thing regulating hair growth and any educated person can at least admit to a link. Castrated men stop losing hair explain that? You say ejaculation has no effect on hair loss, I say I agree that it alone can not cause hair loss but it would be absurd to say that if the hair loss is permitted that increasing levels of DHT via ejaculation would not be one more contributing factor adding to the problem, not to mention all the nutrients lost vital to over all health. This compared to what an average modernized country intakes its no wonder they have higher rates of MPB. Your animal example is redundant, have you ever seen a cat with a receding hair line of course nutrition deficiencies cause hair loss in other animals as it does in humans that’s not the same as Male Pattern Baldness. You say the prostate has no link to hair loss that’s ****ing retarded check your facts. You say blood flow does not cause hair loss and I show you a study that clearly demonstrates different. The different head shapes and pressure applied on the scalp clearly show why not all balding starts at the temple or why it progresses in different patterns. For god sake look at the muscles in the head do you not see the areas “not genetically predisposed to balding” happen to be around the muscles in your head? I think the real question is whether you or any of the opposition has even once glanced over the studies or a picture of the muscles in the head. Really you see no trend?

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