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Has anyone tried using an inversion table to get blood to flow more to the scalp. Might be worth trying considering the hundreds we already spend on attempts to keep or regrow hair.
Will inversion tables help the scalp?
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as a hair transplant patient, i can definitely say there's plenty of blood just beneath the scalp 
. I think the coincidence that vertex thinning takes place at the very top of a persons head leads one to think that not enough blood is reaching the follicles. That said, i have certainly noticed that ingrown hairs that have been released (along with the surrounding trapped blood) are always thicker and longer than other hairs nearby. It does make one wonder if extra blood in the vicinity helps hair growth. I recall old Omexin commercials harping on the fact that their product increased blood flow to the follicle, or something like that. I wonder if makers of inversion boots or tables have any anecdotal stories of increased hair growth by users.
. I think the coincidence that vertex thinning takes place at the very top of a persons head leads one to think that not enough blood is reaching the follicles. That said, i have certainly noticed that ingrown hairs that have been released (along with the surrounding trapped blood) are always thicker and longer than other hairs nearby. It does make one wonder if extra blood in the vicinity helps hair growth. I recall old Omexin commercials harping on the fact that their product increased blood flow to the follicle, or something like that. I wonder if makers of inversion boots or tables have any anecdotal stories of increased hair growth by users.