Sorry mate, but I don't think the fear of hair loss should drive us toward quitting smoking. There are other more concerning and serious diseases caused by smoking. Answering your question, I've done my research and haven't found anything proving 100% the interconnection between them. I moved to vape and exactly to Dot pro vaping pods. I strongly believe, or at least want to believe, that way, I avoid all the negative effects caused by smoking cigarettes. Does it make any sense? Of course, considering vaping is relatively new, several studies should be held to prove its safety.
06-17-2022 04:32 AM
Solomider
What you say has a high dose of truth. We all probably already know that smoking can turn our life into an unhealthy one and endanger it. In addition to affecting the internal organs, especially the lungs, smoking also creates negative effects on the nails, skin, and hair. It is quite likely that a small percentage of smoking causes baldness. My father went through this, and because he didn't want to have randomly distributed hair on his head, he decided to use the best ipl hair removal device to become bald.
Here's another more recent 2020 study on the same subject: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jocd.13727
The researchers found that 425 out of 500 smokers had some degree of hair loss while only 200 of 500 non-smokers showed signs of hair loss.
The researchers found that 47 percent of the smokers had grade 3 hair loss and 24 percent had grade 4. Only 10 percent of non-smokers reached grades 3 or 4. The researchers concluded that nicotine and related chemicals might be responsible for accelerating hair loss.