Recent content by bobmer

Be careful guys. Bryan is a snake oil merchant.

You're bringing it out of context. I'll pretend I don't know the reason behind that. Everyone knows that a male mouse has a few hundred times more androgens than a female mouse. That goes with humans too. Do you? As for beards, I don't think I have to answer that. Logic will simply work in...

I guess we be on to a totally different topic. You know the site i put up? Contact me through the email address I have there. I say again . . . . KUDOS TO THIS SITE FOR BEING FAIR.

No. The level of androgens is immaterial. The sensitivity or the number of androgen receptors is what seem to be the problem. The experiment involved only two subjects. We can assume that they are right but only with those two subjects. We can also assume that the others are right too. But...

That's my problem with this nerd friend of mine. He wants a database of 10,000 interested buyers before we start printing. Thus far, we only have 300++ in our database. That's not even enough to pay for the time I spent in the forums. I'm probably not good at selling and need some help. No one...

No, I believe that in susceptible men, follicles are exposed to harsh environments. I believe that even in non-bald men, the same exposure will damage the follicles. The difference would be the physiological, neuro and biochemical mechanisms and environments that affect blood circulation in...

So, Go to this thread: Has Anyone Questioned Androgenetic Factors I made this mistake of opening another thread. I will only open that thread from here on.

sebum has extremely little to do with hair loss, i think. I think what you meant was the sensitivity of follicles to androgens. Here is one thing I know. Cells, of which we are made of - about 50 billion of them - are alive can many can survive and multiply outside the human body if put in...

hmm... hair style can 'social' (how you think people perceive you); hair length and cut would be physical. Here is one difference between men and women - they brush their hair 30 times to 50 times more than men. Because it's long, it has a masssaging effect on the scalp. I don't want to...

Ignore what I said :lol: It only means I don't trust data the comes out of pharmceuticals or research funded by them :lol: But what's the real score? Upjohn claims 40% 'positive' results. I read some statements from dermathologists claiming less than 5%?

Minoxidil is for high blood pressure and 'accidentally' discovered that it grew hair on a woman. That accidental discovery was so well publisized world wide, it puts question mark on whether it was truly an accident. minoxidil is a blood vessel dilator or is suppose to prevent constriction. Stress...

:) Maybe. We each have our own decisions and opinions. I would refrain from making comments on what other guys are pushing unless I have something I can use to help prove their claims. There is one finding, not robust, not controlled and not credible. Surgical hair transplant wherein the...

I've also posted this before: As of this writing, no known studies directly link mental stress and pattern hair loss. There are, however, studies that link: • mental stress with heart ischemia • heart ischemia with pattern hair loss By inductive reasoning there is an association...

Yeap. You add this all up and your current regimen may begin working.

I guess you right. But my regimen seems to be holding :D I've posted this before: Enlarged prostate glands have been associated with pattern hair loss(16). But male populations who consume high phytoestrogen diets have a reduced risk of prostate cancer development and progression(14)...