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I believe it is, there is evidence whiich shows that test gets converted into DHT rather than estradiol in a low oxygen environment.
Can you provide a link to this?
I believe it is, there is evidence whiich shows that test gets converted into DHT rather than estradiol in a low oxygen environment.
Ofcourse i can send you links but im out at the moment and will be back in about 6hours.
Im using thr huse and son model. Its a fetish site so be prepared to see people modelling butt plugs hahaha. I used it twice yesterday but it was too drying for my hair so im still trying to work out the perfect routine. Also only use warm water on your scalp. I dont use shampoo either because i dont need too but not the violet ray blasts the grease off i definately dont need too which im happy about
No bald man has ever grown back any significant amount of hair using this method so please. One day it will come though. It will begin with incremental improvements to the transplant techniques until the day a bald man like myself can walk into a clinic with certainty that he will regain a FULL head of hair. Too bad I won't live to see that day. My whole life has been wasted on this disease. A waste of a life. Every joy tainted by such overwhelming misery.
No more lost than the poor saps rolling spikes over their heads or ahem, using violet ray helmets. If I had a full head of hair I would still have bad days, I would still get depressed but it would be such a better depression baseline wise.
No more lost than the poor saps rolling spikes over their heads or ahem, using violet ray helmets. If I had a full head of hair I would still have bad days, I would still get depressed but it would be such a better depression baseline wise.
Make peace brothers, This forum should be a safehouse where male pattern baldness sufferer's feelings and beliefs are not undermined or ridiculed. We've already got a name and place for that destructive type of interaction and it's called Planet Reality. Have your difference of opinion and be at peace with it.
I'm impressed you seem to have the hair dilemma all figured out. I'm looking at the number of posts you have and I was wondering if you would mind telling me when all these revelations started coming to you. Open your eyes -- look around you --countless poor and plain looking people who blow their lives...Why? Please do yourself a favor and get some rest.
You might add delusional to my list of handicaps. Why are you so concerned with others' welfare when your forsaking insults tell another story.
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and this whole "hairloss depresses me and it is ruining my life...it's real...it's a real disease.." is absolute utter crap!!!
...it's only real in your head....flesh-eating disease is REAL!!!...pain from hairloss IS NOT!!!! Just because you feel pain, that's no one else's fault but your own, because that is within you to fix..
I don't believe hair loss is a disease technically, it's more of a condition. Because it only affects skin deep and is non life threatening, hair loss is not taken seriously or more specifically the emotional distress (not physical pain) is constantly trivialized and downplayed.... maybe so far that it has become "comical" to be bald. But in so much that baldness is only skin deep, attaining baldness opens your eyes to just how much value is placed only so deep and how truly superficial people can be.
My mental/emotional struggles have been well documented on this site over the years as I'm sure you know being an HairLossTalk.com veteran as well. This place is my coping mechanism, you know. I don't feel like my time here has been wasted because it has helped me process so much pain that I would have otherwise turned on myself or others. Baldness is not a disease in and of itself but it brings out the social disease of prejudice, ignorance and hatred in other people... like a magnet and I might as well be called magneto. I didn't do anything wrong, yet I am treated as though I have... and if I muster the nerve to complain about it then all the sudden I'm reprimanded for being too negative. Tell me if you see a way out of this conundrum... if you have some sweet logical killswitch of a positive affirmation that can just shutdown all of these walls from closing in on me then please share.
Here is my coping mechanism via logical statements.
I am bald.
Many people, if not most dislike baldness on some level.
Many people dislike me because I am bald.
I did not choose to be bald nor could I because it is genetic, and I have no control over my genetic code.
Many people know (as common knowledge) that baldness is a genetic hereditary trait and yet still irrationally hate bald people.
Anyone who hates someone for reasons beyond their control is wrong and inherently unfair in doing so. Holding them to a standard they know they can't attain = wrong.
Anyone who hates me because I'm bald is wrong.
But when the wrong people outnumber the others, is it better to be right or is it better to belong?
You see, I can tell myself every time I get **** on for being bald that those people are awful human beings and not worth the crap off my shoe but what happens when more than half the people I come in contact with out there in the world are like that? It doesn't feel like I'm in the right then. I'm made to feel like a joke, like some creepy undesireable looser and you know with enough repetition one could come to believe it! How do you fight that overwhelming public perception? How do you counteract that? I suppose I just need to get used to being right and take as much solice from that as I can. Lonely and right.