Pegasus is right. Same thing with phytoestrogens. If they are enough to provide therapeutic doses then the sides are likely to be the same. Instead, you need to find different paths, not weaker versions of pharmaceutical ones. In my opinion, there is nothing currently existing in human experience that will "cure" baldness. It will have to be invented. Otherwise, over 1000's of years, we would know that onion juice prevents baldness or whatever. Pegasus appears to be on the right track but his stack is enormously complicated and no other mortal is likely to be able to follow what he is doing. And he is still limited by being caucasian, I assume, and male.
Baldness is heavily wired to two things 1)being caucasian 2) being male/heavy noticeable beards. Other races differ in this. You guys have almost as much "hair" as you used to have; it is just on your faces. Although there are notable exceptions like Sam Elliot and Kris Kristofferson, you virtually never see amazing beards and amazing hair together. That's what made Elliot so different looking. Add Jeff Bridges to that but seriously, beards are for men and hair is for chicks among whites. That's how it's always been. Caesar was bald and Jesus probably was too with a big huge beard. Cheers.
