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It's mass denial. Nothing more. Just mass denial. In most cases, this denial certainly isn't likely to cause much harm - but it also isn't doing anyone any good to keep denying it. Some of these young men are unknowingly harming themselves by taking unnecessary risks with questionable treatments to try to combat it - because they deny the reality of it. The day will come when most of these young men will regret doing what they've done to themselves - all because they were in denial about it. It is much better to wake up to reality.
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pauly is on fin+dut+keto+minox (and a bunch of experimental stuff). Heavy artillery for sure--even I would be paranoid about sides at that point, but I guess big risks can bring big rewards. He has apparently advanced his hairline which is very difficult to do with meds.
Another interesting fact about MPB vs. mature hairlines: some men retain their juvenile hairlines but experience MPB in the form of diffuse or crown loss. Talk about DNA playing a practical joke on you.Comment
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No but I figured anything that could basically reverse puberty like that must be something really really strong and maybe not too safe. Certainly experimental-proceed at your own risk kind of thing.
I just went and looked at my temple area. I lost the hair there so long ago that you can't really tell I ever had hair there. With light at the right angle you can see my skin in that area is shiny so you can kinda see a contrasting outline compared to the areas below it that never had hair. The skin is more white there as well.
Wonder if this is typical?Comment
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A friend of a friend is a Dr in his late 50's who works next door to me. He also never lost his teenage hair. But about 2 years ago he started thinning in the back. Less than a year later it was gone. For some reason I got the impression that drs don't care about mpb/use fin, but guess some do.Comment
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