sure son sure
and i didnt go through your post history ijust googeled baldcel...and what popped up was this
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=baldcel
then i googled incel and found some interesting sites...but no judgement here...incel or not...totally unimportant...
you think someone who posts on hairlossforum is s loser. well its a waste of time probably but we cant be productive 100% the time can we?
but yeah maybe its better for you to use the time to learn something about human behavior and interaction. my recommendation for the start: dale carnegie
i suggest we all use the time now for sth productive. if you feel the need to reply - do it..its fine for me
By loser I meant the short end of the stick, as is the case if you value your hair but are balding. It's a response to you saying I'm desperately trying to portray myself as a winner. Posting on this forum is good if you are here to share and discuss things scientifically like most people here. Hurling insults when you are called out instead of having a civilized debate will only fuel your angst and not help you in any way.
Also baldcel is a joke term, you don't have to take everything literally even though you were the one to call me autistic for taking your original comment on the baldness gene literally. Maybe you should've been able to read in between the lines considering I said my hair loss isn't noticeable to the average person yet? Is not being able to figure that out a sign of autism in your standards? Don't worry about me though, I'm in a stable LTR.
Also you did go through that other guy's post history.
But yes, there is always something to gain from learning more about human behavior and interaction. Whatever helps you get an edge over the average person is beneficial.
So can you explain in your opinion what should someone do to regrow and stop male pattern baldness right now? I think there are plenty of people open to ideas but no one really says exactly how to go about it. Then when someone does no one really gets results from it.
Personally the honest answer to male pattern baldness right now is no one knows much of anything. So bottom line use the big 3 because despite the endless theories, you need a physical application of them to fix the problem. We really lack actual drugs or treatments except the big 3.
We could sticky the big 3 at the top of this forum, and just close it. Not a lot of concrete value really comes from the endless theories. Where is the physical product?
I have a pretty radical approach of trying to address all the possible issues that may contribute to AR and inflammation upregulation. This is an indirect portion which includes optimizing gut health, Plant heavy diet, optimizing health parameters such as cholesterol and insulin sensitivity, lowering blood pressure, and also regular cardio. Lastly, a diet rich in inflammation reducing antioxidant from food.
Having an optimally functioning body can control the inflammatory response. While these things might not cure balding by itself, it will increase your longevity and help optimize your scalp environment.
On the direct side is microneedling and scalp massages. The issue is, how many people have the dedication to do 20 minute straight massages? Physical stimulation is important though. It'll decrease inflammation and possibly reverse fibrosis.
On the other end, you can still stack this routine with the big 3, and I'm sure you will see better results doing all of this+big 3 compared to big 3 alone.
Anecdotally, I've said before I've been working out most of my life. I'm naturally prone to heart issues and my blood pressure increases if I don't work out. I've noticed I shed the most when I'm out of shape.
Also PGD2 is part of the inflammation response downstream of AR activation. Address inflammation and modulate your immune system and you'll also address pgd2.
I'd also like to say that it's important not to address things like they are absolute fact. Like you said before, we just don't know enough to make concrete conclusions other than what's already known about biochemical pathways. Regardless, the current treatments just aren't enough so it's natural to experiment to try to find something that works. It's the multifactorial nature of this disease that causes all these treatment theories to come up.