I think you’re on to something..
I’ve watched many videos of health fanatics & hair growth fanatics.. Recently one guy proposed mitochondria “pollution” my word.. as a serious energy as well as hair problem.. He went on to list best supplements & research..
Some I have never heard of.. So of...
It’s both.. A genetic adaptation to encourage breeding at the height of hair expression..which is in youth.. And this genetic adaptation also lessens blood flow… Yes if we were female our hair would be growing like crazy..but of course we’re not..
Valid point for most of these laboratory experiments. But we have to start research somewhere.. The problem is males have 24/7 DHT damage.. How do we regrow hair in a damaging environment…The approach are to somehow supercharge hair growth hoping the plusses outweigh the negatives.. In this...
I have it & like you it does little. However the science behind it is solid. Scientists know that certain growth pathways are improved. Lanaprost has several uses besides hair growth—One is re-pigmentation of white spots..
The transplant won’t completely fail.. But certain areas the transplanted hair may start to deteriorate.. & probably will..
It’s because the DHT is degrading that area & no matter what it’s going to go unless you have a regimen.. The idea that certain hairs are immune to balding is false..
So this drug DPP is primarily a South Korean ingredient used in hair growth supplements.
In the consumer market, you won't usually see the full chemical name (Dihydroisoquinolinone piperidinylcarboxy pyrazolopyridine) on the front of the bottle. Instead, it is sold under specific brand names or...