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[LITUATUI]

People need to read the botox studies again and stop saying that androgenetic alopecia has nothing to do with scalp oxygen levels.

Mechanistically, the scalp behaves like a drum skin with tensioning muscles around the periphery. These muscle groups — the frontalis, occipitalis, and periauricular muscles and to a minor degree the temporalis — can create a “tight” scalp when chronically active. Because the blood supply to the scalp enters through the periphery, a reduction in blood flow would be most apparent at the distal ends of the vessels, specifically, the vertex and frontal peaks. Areas of the scalp with sparse hair growth have been shown to be relatively hypoxic, have slow capillary refill, and to have high levels of dihydrotestosterone.

Conceptually, Botox “loosens” the scalp, reducing pressure on the perforating vasculature, thereby increasing blood flow and oxygen concentration. The enzymatic conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone is oxygen dependent. In low-oxygen environments, the conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone is favored; whereas in high-oxygen environments, more testosterone is converted to estradiol. Blood flow may therefore be a primary determinant in follicular health. Strategically placed Botox injections appear able to indirectly modify this variable, resulting in reduced hair loss and new hair growth in some men with androgenetic alopecia.

Study

TLDR:

Low-oxygen environment = more testosterone gets converted to DHT

High-oxygen environment = more testosterone gets converted to estradiol


Regarding garlic, I tried garlic+onion+ginger juice for some months awhile ago and it definitely worked to regrow hair, but the sulfur smell was unbearable and I quit. It stays with you for days. If I did it again I would probably mix it with peppermint to neutralize the smell.

Olive oil on the scalp is a very bad idea. I did that mistake. Not only fungi - that cause inflammation and dandruff - feed on oils, they clog your skin pores and trap DHT. DHT is present in sebaceous glands and in sebum itself.

I'm now using the mainstream approach of topical finasteride + minoxidil, microneedling, ketoconazole and tretinoin. Only maintaining, but at least my scalp doesn't stink.

 

[20YearsOnFin]

Dracula spent his whole (after) life avoiding the stuff, a lack of garlic never seemed to do his hair any harm.

 

[Norwood-null-by-2021]

do you have a study on this?
I know of a study on silicon gel. This reduced sebum production by 55%. However, there are also bald men who have dry scalps. So I wonder how harmful sebum production really is.

Olive oil on the scalp is a very bad idea. I did that mistake. Not only fungi - that cause inflammation and dandruff - feed on oils, they clog your skin pores and trap DHT. DHT is present in sebaceous glands and in sebum itself.

 

[jake_b]

Topical caffeine has a very different effect than orally ingested! There is a study according to which caffeine has a 40% worse circulation in the brain! This will certainly affect the vessels on the scalp as well.

Here's someone reporting that he got his hair back by cutting out caffeine. Even where everything had been bare for 10 years.

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www.hairloss-reversible.com

coffee reduces risk of Alzheimer’s and dementia by a pretty big margin

 

[losingbattle88]

The muscle tension triggers the circulatory disorder. As a result, there is a lack of oxygen. And lack of oxygen increases the amount of DHT in the tissues many times over. In regions that are rich in oxygen, E2 is formed from T (good for the hair). But in oxygen-deficient regions, 5a-reductase is hyperactive and produces far too high levels of DHT. Even rats went bald from DHT overdose! So when you restore blood flow, the DHT will automatically go away. Then you don't need a Finsterid or anything like that. The DHT that leads to baldness is produced locally in the scalp. The DHT content in the blood is completely unimportant!

Have you never wondered why the bald head develops in this typical pattern with a receding hairline and tonsure? There are already studies that have clearly shown that the hair falls out exactly where the tension is highest. This is also where the oxygen content is lowest and the DHT content is highest. When DHT is blocked by finasteride, the lack of oxygen remains. This is why DHT inhibitors work much better in combination with minoxidil. Although minoxidil works on its own too. But the problem with minoxidil is that many are deficient in the enzyme that converts minoxidil into its effective form.

i have seen women have male pattern baldness with a receeded hairline. But most women only get female pattern baldness with diffuse thinning all over and no receeded hairline. This puzzles me. But men and women must surely have the same muscle tension? But women lack DHT so they dont go bald so just block DHT that solves the problem. The corners of my hairline have loose skin the skin has no tension there its not stiff yet balding. I have more hair on the tightest areas of my scalp like the very top explain that man.

 

[losingbattle88]

In any case, the cause of baldness is a circulatory disorder. There are studies on this. Without a circulatory disorder, nobody would be bald. And caffeine can be one of many causes that induce this circulatory disorder. But not the only one!

Why be born with a circulatory disorder only on our heads lol? Doesnt make sense. Even transplanted hairs grow a lifetime man. Bald men bleed just as much on their scalps as a non balding man. And the scalp has the most bloodflow compared to the rest of the body.

 

[Jakejr]

Interesting thread… We are narrowing down the culprit. I tried onion oil, rice bran oil… nothing.. But now I’ve given up coffee for 10 days.. I’m seeing improvements in hair. Perhaps the sebum uniquely male is being overstimulated. I’m drinking green tea & hot chocolate instead.

 

[losingbattle88]

Interesting thread… We are narrowing down the culprit. I tried onion oil, rice bran oil… nothing.. But now I’ve given up coffee for 10 days.. I’m seeing improvements in hair. Perhaps the sebum uniquely male is being overstimulated. I’m drinking green tea & hot chocolate instead.

Green tea is a Good antioxidant. The guy that regrew from nw7 to nw3 started taking collagen mixed with matcha green tea from japan. Its expensive but I found it in my country.

 

[Norwood-null-by-2021]

Why be born with a circulatory disorder only on our heads lol? Doesnt make sense. Even transplanted hairs grow a lifetime man. Bald men bleed just as much on their scalps as a non balding man. And the scalp has the most bloodflow compared to the rest of the body.

The scalp is 10 times better supplied with blood than other areas of the body. This is because the scalp is a very special area. Here is a hard gaelea tendon, rich in hard connective tissue. Because of this, the body simply needs a lot more blood flow in the scalp than in other areas to grow hair.

Bald people have 2.6 times less blood flow and that is enough to lose their hair.

In a hair transplant, not only the hair is transplanted, but all of the healthy tissue with the healthy vessels.

Subcutaneous blood flow in early male pattern baldness - PubMed

The subcutaneous blood flow (SBF) was measured by the 133Xe washout method in the scalp of 14 patients with early male pattern baldness. Control experiments were performed in 14 normal haired men matched for age. The SBF in the scalp of the normal individuals was about 10 times higher than...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

[losingbattle88]

The scalp is 10 times better supplied with blood than other areas of the body. This is because the scalp is a very special area. Here is a hard gaelea tendon, rich in hard connective tissue. Because of this, the body simply needs a lot more blood flow in the scalp than in other areas to grow hair.

Bald people have 2.6 times less blood flow and that is enough to lose their hair.

In a hair transplant, not only the hair is transplanted, but all of the healthy tissue with the healthy vessels.

Subcutaneous blood flow in early male pattern baldness - PubMed

The subcutaneous blood flow (SBF) was measured by the 133Xe washout method in the scalp of 14 patients with early male pattern baldness. Control experiments were performed in 14 normal haired men matched for age. The SBF in the scalp of the normal individuals was about 10 times higher than...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

So you think that bloodflow is the main culprit in male pattern baldness? We ulucky few was born with reduced bloodflow than other people? Lol. Because like i said before many men arent balding or bald and they have plenty enough of dht in their scalps and serum yet dont develope fibrosis or calcification because they were born with good bloodflow than 50% of other men? Your theory doesnt hold up at all im sorry. Doesnt make sense that some men would be born with good bloodflow and others not. Its just too strange so bald men are genetic trash. And my galea isnt tight btw i can move my scalp back and forward like tom hagrety can. Last time I checked balding men dont have more DHT than non balding men. I have blocked all my serum dht and scalp dht yet continues to bald because i got poor blood circulation in my scalp yikes. Lol

 

[gerard3948]

The scalp is 10 times better supplied with blood than other areas of the body. This is because the scalp is a very special area. Here is a hard gaelea tendon, rich in hard connective tissue. Because of this, the body simply needs a lot more blood flow in the scalp than in other areas to grow hair.

Bald people have 2.6 times less blood flow and that is enough to lose their hair.

In a hair transplant, not only the hair is transplanted, but all of the healthy tissue with the healthy vessels.

Subcutaneous blood flow in early male pattern baldness - PubMed

The subcutaneous blood flow (SBF) was measured by the 133Xe washout method in the scalp of 14 patients with early male pattern baldness. Control experiments were performed in 14 normal haired men matched for age. The SBF in the scalp of the normal individuals was about 10 times higher than...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

But transplanted hairs grow healthy in the same area the other hairs could not.

 

[Norwood-null-by-2021]

Not everyone has muscle spasms. It is logical that not everyone has the same blood flow. By the way, there is a second cause: microbes. This increased histamine. And histamine increases DHT levels by 80%. This is why people with elevated histamine levels are also bald. Of course only if the blood circulation is disturbed. There is no bald head without a circulatory disorder.
Otherwise massages or minoxidil would not work at all. Minoxidil does not block DHT.

See the link below for regrowth, just by using an antifungal spray.

https://imgur.com/a/1LG9M

 

[Jakejr]

I have a 2 pound jar of minced garlic I bought some time ago at Sam’s club. I’ll put some on scalp. It stinks to high heaven. but I’ll wash it out in morning. I’ll just put a towel over my pillow..

 

[losingbattle88]

I have a 2 pound jar of minced garlic I bought some time ago at Sam’s club. I’ll put some on scalp. It stinks to high heaven. but I’ll wash it out in morning. I’ll just put a towel over my pillow..

Your hair will smell garlic for weeks despite washing it out be prepared for that.

 

[Mr. Slap Head]

garlic + mozzarella kills teh bald?!! I'm about to go on an all pizza and lasagna diet!

 

[BurningCoals]

garlic + mozzarella kills teh bald?!! I'm about to go on an all pizza and lasagna diet!

 

[Jakejr]

I’m going to the grocery store to see if they have garlic oil… Only reason is I have never tried it… I did try the minced garlic & accompanying juice. It didn’t smell too bad, didn’t irritate the scalp & I washed it out well. Hair looks fine.. First impression is I’ll try it again tonight..

 

[Clintonsparsons]

Wow there’s a lot of bro-science n this forum.

 

[MikeJay]

People need to read the botox studies again and stop saying that androgenetic alopecia has nothing to do with scalp oxygen levels.






Study

TLDR:

Low-oxygen environment = more testosterone gets converted to DHT

High-oxygen environment = more testosterone gets converted to estradiol


Regarding garlic, I tried garlic+onion+ginger juice for some months awhile ago and it definitely worked to regrow hair, but the sulfur smell was unbearable and I quit. It stays with you for days. If I did it again I would probably mix it with peppermint to neutralize the smell.

Olive oil on the scalp is a very bad idea. I did that mistake. Not only fungi - that cause inflammation and dandruff - feed on oils, they clog your skin pores and trap DHT. DHT is present in sebaceous glands and in sebum itself.

I'm now using the mainstream approach of topical finasteride + minoxidil, microneedling, ketoconazole and tretinoin. Only maintaining, but at least my scalp doesn't stink.

so accroding to this, smoking will cause hair loss? as there is less oxygen in the body?

 

[Mr. Slap Head]

so accroding to this, smoking will cause hair loss? as there is less oxygen in the body?

ask @vinnyg0414