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Comment on Faqs About Hair Loss by jameskahon

jameskahon — Mon, 09 May 2011 01:21:49 +0000

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Comment on Female hair loss treatment by jameskahon

jameskahon — Thu, 05 May 2011 02:47:03 +0000

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Comment on Baldness Problem In Men by dhruven

dhruven — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 20:58:02 +0000

hi my name is dhruven tandel. i am 22 and i am loosing some hair from my 2 side of forehead.
otherwise my hair is fine. the hair is still there on the side but its very little and not growing.
what can i do to regrow my hair.

Thank you

Comment on Faqs About Hair Loss by Abhay

Abhay — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 11:42:20 +0000

I am 20 yrs old & suffering frm Male baldness since past 3-3.5 yrs.As of now ‘m in the stage
“IV” as shown in Male baldness chart.I hv heard that Balayam, Pranayam & Sapta Kriya can
cure baldness completely.But I hv seen many pics where people hv regrown new hair on their
forehead(at the crown area) as they were having other type of hairloss like Androgenic
areata using some medicines & all that stuff,but hvn’t seen anyone has cured their bald
temples(two sides of forehead).I hv bald patch on two temples.So,jz wanted to kno has anyone
tried Balayam & does that work?Does that cure Androgenic alopecia(Male baldness)?Can I
regrow new hair on both the sides of my forehead?Can I hv my head full of hair Like it was
b4?Can I regain each n every lost hair? n my main Q.would be,
“IS IT POSSIBLE TO REGROW NEW HAIR ON BOTH THE SIDES OF THE SCALP IN MALE BALDNESS PATTERN?”
Also if there is any blog or community to discuss about Male Baldness,plz let me know the
same.Also plz let me know ur e-mail too,if you wanna discuss about hairloss.I wanna listen
to people who hv been benefited by Balayam.I wanna see my head full of hair.Sum1 plz help
me.I m truly tired of being bald & want to get cured as early possible.

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Comment on Coming To Grips With Tennage Hair Loss by Hair Falling Treatment

Hair Falling Treatment — Fri, 28 Jan 2011 18:58:56 +0000

Great post about Coming To Grips With Teenage Hair Loss. But I found the misspelling on “Teenage” on your headline.

With the Propecia, I know it is designed for male hair loss problem. But I read an article says that it will bring the sexual side effect. Not sure it is true or not! Do you have any idea about this?

Comment on Hair Cloning Research by hair transplant

hair transplant — Mon, 22 Nov 2010 05:55:30 +0000

This is very exicing news. Some say there’s a few stuff down the pipeline and we could see the first methods maybe towards the end of next year (probably the earliest) while commercially it’s due to start, hopefully, sometime during 2012. very cool

Comment on Hair Cloning Research by Pavani

Pavani — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 05:28:19 +0000

Hair Transplant surgery can be a great hair loss solution for some men but, because the results are permanent, it is something that should be researched and considered thoroughly before jumping in.

Comment on Prevent Your Hairline From Receding Even More by How do I know wether I have male pattern baldness?

How do I know wether I have male pattern baldness? — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 19:00:38 +0000

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Comment on Provillus Hair Loss Treatment by Maryann Mcmanus

Maryann Mcmanus — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 06:10:59 +0000

Thinning hair is a common issue among individuals and sometimes it can seem like there is nothing you’re able to do. These day there are however large numbers of hair loss remedies available and you can find solutions to help you feel more confident. Hair loss isn’t a thing you’ve to face on your own and with help you should be able to discover some thing that’s suitable for your needs.Treatment is something that not many people know about. Discovering what you require is some thing that needs a little bit of knowledge and usually a bit of research. You must talk to your personal doctor to find out the trigger obviously, but after getting that in check, you can carefully consider choices for treatment.

Comment on Will taking the hormone estrogen reverse male pattern baldness? by Jeremy

Jeremy — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 03:43:28 +0000

You guys are morons. Estrogen would prevent MPB along with spironolactone, finasteride, and a special shampoo, all in combination. Hormones have everything to do with MPB. Testosterone and DHT (which is made from testosterone) is what destroys hair follicles if you’re sensitive to it. You could certainly get some feminizing effects, but it would still bring out the best in your hair.

Comment on Will taking the hormone estrogen reverse male pattern baldness? by Kimboy

Kimboy — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 01:50:30 +0000

i used minoxidil and topical copper peptide on my hair loss and male patterned baldness. it seems effective.

Comment on Male Pattern Baldness Treatments – Minoxidil by melatoninbaldie

melatoninbaldie — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 10:35:56 +0000

i deal with hair loss and baldness by using topical anti-androgens and also minoxidil lotion. somehow it helps slow down hair loss.

Comment on Male Pattern Baldness Treatments – Minoxidil by | acnetreatment

| acnetreatment — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 12:35:08 +0000

for hair loss i use Minoxidil to slow down its effects on my scalp. minoxidil really helps at least for me.

Comment on Will intense exercise increase the rate of hairloss due to male pattern baldness? by Lucas K

Lucas K — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 13:02:18 +0000

nope it wont

Comment on Early Detection of Male Pattern Baldness by Body cleansing| body detox

Body cleansing| body detox — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 14:54:40 +0000

what i do to combat hair loss is use minoxidil and also topical copper peptide.

Comment on Personal experiences from those who have taken vitamins for male pattern baldness? by JOHN B

JOHN B — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 09:59:03 +0000

Sorry there is no evidence that vitamins are of any use.It is a combination of genetics and testosterone. MINOXIDIL has been used with some success but relapses when stopped

Comment on Personal experiences from those who have taken vitamins for male pattern baldness? by shadowsthathunt

shadowsthathunt — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 07:53:31 +0000

Well, I am not a man, but this problem is not new to me. My husband is now 27 and started loosing his hair at 18. He is terribly ashamed of not having nice hair and now has a huge bald spot on the back of his head. In the 9 years we have been togeather he has tried every drug, vitamin, salve, ointment, shampoo… just about everything out there. None of it works. If something new came out we tried it because this is such a touch topic for him. Everything that is except plugs or that move your hair from one place to another trick they seem to be good at now a days.

I understand the feeling of not being good enough because your hair is falling out. Believe me I try to support my husband every time he falls into feeling bad about it. I am going to tell you the same thing I tell him and I do it with love. Go bald naturaly. Accept it, embrace it and live with it. You could be sick with something like cancer and loose all your hair to chemo or something like that. This will not kill you and will not make you any less attractive. Good luck hun.

Comment on Personal experiences from those who have taken vitamins for male pattern baldness? by hanksimon

hanksimon — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 10:58:54 +0000

I’ve tried those and para-aminobenzoic acid (PABA) with no success. It doesn’t stop my hair from falling out… but my hair does look better, when I sweep it up on the floor.

Comment on Does heat escaping from your head have any relationship to male pattern baldness? by Rodney

Rodney — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 09:58:35 +0000

Actually, when you look at the physical pattern of baldness, you figure it has to be heat related. Yes, it may have to do with testosterone or another protein, but it is because the heat is effecting the protein folding in the area.

I mean, really, how can you possibly conclude it doesn’t have anything to do with heat when in many men with pattern baldness (most actually), the area is so well defined as to be specific. There is the large bald circle at the very crown of the head, and it is extremely well defined as to where the baldness stops. So, in your theory, what happens at the demarcation line – testosterone simply stops there? I doubt it. But heat does stop there. I would be willing to bet a $100.00 dollars that testing of the proteins found at that part of the scalp under the same temperature of heat as found in that area under controlled conditions would find that the higher temperature absolutely effects the protein folding occuring in that region.

If you don’t think a degree or two can effect protein folding, and if you are a man, I would ask that you take a look down at your crotch – see those things hanging below your body – those hang down because they need to be a degree or two cooler than your body in order to manufacture semen. Above that degree or two you become infertile.

Comment on Will taking the hormone estrogen reverse male pattern baldness? by MONSTER

MONSTER — Fri, 15 May 2009 10:20:45 +0000

No, it would not. Estrogen will not make your hair grow, it will make your ******* grow, lol. Estrogen levels have noting to do with hair growth (on the head). If you want to fight hair loss, i recommend a hair transplant. It your hair is slowly starting to go, see your doctor, and try Rogain foam for Men. It worked form man people i know, and its not very expensive.

P.S. Having a shaved head sometimes makes a person look much younger (and nicer), if nothing else don’t work.

Comment on Will taking the hormone estrogen reverse male pattern baldness? by dragonrider

dragonrider — Tue, 12 May 2009 05:10:40 +0000

nope. i don’t think so. more than hormonal, i think male pattern baldness is genetic… but still, some factors that cause it are use of strong hair products and unhealthy lifetyle. so if you really want to do something on your receding hair, start on the modifiable factors like changing the brand of shampoo you are using if it is tooo strong for your scalp or engage in healthy living. or you can just shave your head and be proud. that’s common practice nowadays anyway.

Comment on Will taking the hormone estrogen reverse male pattern baldness? by boring

boring — Mon, 11 May 2009 14:15:40 +0000

I don’t know for sure but would assume no. And besides, would you take the negative effects of excess estrogen over something that could be solved or at least slowed down with a little Rogaine?

Comment on Is there any way to stop or slow down male pattern baldness before it happens? by Dr.Knowitall GCG MD ™

Dr.Knowitall GCG MD ™ — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 03:40:08 +0000

It’s usually from hte maternal side, but it could be from many generations back…

the cure? shave the head…frankly it’s kind of hot

Comment on Is there any way to stop or slow down male pattern baldness before it happens? by Erin W

Erin W — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 01:28:40 +0000

My ex husband went through the same thing at a young young age, he started balding at 15. He tried the rogaine and it worked, but as soon as he stopped using it, his hair fell back out. I would consult his doctor or maybe a dermatologist. My ex used to shave his head to hide it. But you could still tell. But I would seriously go to the doctor and ask them if there is anything else. Maybe also start taking vitamins that are for hair, skin and nails in the mean time.

Comment on Is there any way to stop or slow down male pattern baldness before it happens? by Tbone

Tbone — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 20:08:56 +0000

The BEST way to deal with this is to NOT consider it a problem! I was basically bald by the time I was his age.

I saw my grandpa, my uncles, my older brother, and I KNEW what the fate of my hair was going to be from a VERY young age. I NEVER ONCE considered it a ‘problem’.

Of course, a 19 year old whose MOTHER is trying to ‘fix’ this just may be self-conscious! I hope that you are asking these questions without his knowledge, because he will always remember that his mom liked his looks a lot better when he had hair. That is the LAST thing he needs! Poor Kid.

Comment on Is there any way to stop or slow down male pattern baldness before it happens? by Fred Mac

Fred Mac — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 05:08:08 +0000

he can user rogaine or propecia. that is all that is available at this time

Comment on Can stress trigger male pattern baldness? by Llola

**Llola** — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 18:45:51 +0000

Baldness is hereditary….

Comment on Is there any way to stop or slow down male pattern baldness before it happens? by dreamy.sexy

dreamy.sexy — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 03:55:42 +0000

if he had the baldness genes no thing will stop this