Ok, so when it suits your purposes you can use subjective indicators like bald men in japanese paintings over a real scientific study?
By the way, those bald men are shaved to look that way because believe it or not that was an ideal there at one point.
Isn't it more likely that the big pharmaceuticals don't do alot of research on this topic precisely BECAUSE there is no money to be made from telling people to fast?
Or have I completely missunderstood the basic principles of market economy?
Or have I completely missunderstood the basic principles of market economy?
Nonetheless, you could be on to something. I was just looking at portraits from 1700s France, and wowee if the people back then didn't all have amazing hair! Even the old guys sported glorious white ponytails and luxurious curls. Perhaps there's something to be said for the pre-industrial diet and lifestyle after all!
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