Stimulation Of Hair Growth By Small Molecules That Activate Autophagy

Otis Mack

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A data, very important, is if at 4 or 6 years old, we have sebum in our scalp hair.
If yes, then time to start study again at this interesting problem.
Which is your opinion?

I dont want to send this thread off on a tangent about sebum but I will make one comment:

Did you see this study? I would have preferred them using balding mens sebum on some human area other than the scalp rather than animals.

https://sci-hub.tw/10.1001/archderm.1953.01540010005001
 

sktboiboi

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Stop the olive oil in your diet. It contains 83% oleic acid, the prime culprit for Androgenetic Alopecia via Malassezia hyperprofileration.

Don't believe? Most if you probably have a bottle of olive oil in your kitchen cabinet. Grab it, apply a single drop on your balding aRea.

Intense itching will come within a few minutes
 

fugged

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Stop the olive oil in your diet. It contains 83% oleic acid, the prime culprit for Androgenetic Alopecia via Malassezia hyperprofileration.

Don't believe? Most if you probably have a bottle of olive oil in your kitchen cabinet. Grab it, apply a single drop on your balding aRea.

Intense itching will come within a few minutes
Source?
 
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https://medicalxpress.com/news/2019-11-rapamycin-skin-aging.html

Figured this might be relevant to this thread. Is p16 involved in Androgenetic Alopecia?

"After eight months, the majority of the rapamycin hands showed increases in collagen protein, and statistically significant lower levels of p16 protein, a key marker of skin cell aging. Skin that has lower levels of p16 has fewer senescent cells, which are associated with skin wrinkles. Beyond cosmetic effects, higher levels of p16 can lead to dermal atrophy, a common condition in seniors, which is associated with fragile skin that tears easily, slow healing after cuts and increased risk of infection or complications after an injury."
 

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https://medicalxpress.com/news/2019-11-rapamycin-skin-aging.html

Figured this might be relevant to this thread. Is p16 involved in Androgenetic Alopecia?

"After eight months, the majority of the rapamycin hands showed increases in collagen protein, and statistically significant lower levels of p16 protein, a key marker of skin cell aging. Skin that has lower levels of p16 has fewer senescent cells, which are associated with skin wrinkles. Beyond cosmetic effects, higher levels of p16 can lead to dermal atrophy, a common condition in seniors, which is associated with fragile skin that tears easily, slow healing after cuts and increased risk of infection or complications after an injury."

This is quite interesting
 

badhabiz

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Stop the olive oil in your diet. It contains 83% oleic acid, the prime culprit for Androgenetic Alopecia via Malassezia hyperprofileration.

Don't believe? Most if you probably have a bottle of olive oil in your kitchen cabinet. Grab it, apply a single drop on your balding aRea.

Intense itching will come within a few minutes
https://kyushu-u.pure.elsevier.com/en/publications/anti-androgenic-activity-of-fatty-acids

there are controversial reports on fatty acids effects (im interested in shbg)
 

Capone

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Stop the olive oil in your diet. It contains 83% oleic acid, the prime culprit for Androgenetic Alopecia via Malassezia hyperprofileration.

Don't believe? Most if you probably have a bottle of olive oil in your kitchen cabinet. Grab it, apply a single drop on your balding aRea.

Intense itching will come within a few minutes
Italians nearly bathe in the stuff and have some of the best hair on the planet.
 
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