Recent content by poppinz

Scoliosis may come into play. I have it and when I force myself to straighten my shoulder I feel like much more air comes into my lungs. Still, all these things don't affect females. Hairloss is a formula with multiple parameters in play.

Incels are considered "dangerous" because they don't want to simp for women and be slave

It is not skull expanding, it is losing subcutaneous fat that's making forehand look different.

Definitely not. I think it's a very rare trait to have a "mockable" face, like looking like a witch or something like this. Even then, mocking someone openly in front of them is not appropriate, so a person doing this should not be considered seriously.

Nothing's wrong with your face (but you look better without the extra weight) Just ignore bullies or reply in the same manner. For females the bigger insult is criticize someone's physical appearance. Men are more than appearance, and shouldn't worry about this stuff.

No men with long hair lose it too.

Don't bother with trolls. But why women don't lose hair and men do? That's the problem.

@Te1963 I think you go a little fast in conclusions. The improvement of my rosacea had nothing to do with treating demodex. I'm inclined to believe that demodex are not the cause of rosacea (as of now there is no consensus on what causes this disorder). Also I wouldn't think angiogenesis leads...

@Te1963 I think that indeed demodex are responsible of acne. Every time I see a person with hairloss in front or temples they have a shiny forehead - excess of sebum. So it could be either something in sebum or demodex. But I've also seen claims that DHT caused hair cells apoptosis in vitro...

@Te1963 the mechanisms (and solutions) are very complex indeed, however I believe that primary causes of diseases have to be rather straight forward, that's why I suspect demodex. I don't trust a lot medical research neither.

@Te1963 The irony is I am a longtime rosacea sufferer, and it looks like it was somewhat a blessing in disguise (for my hair). Increased blood flow through my face kept my scalp nourished. It's when rosacea started to improve that hairloss really worsened. So either increased blood flow is...

I know the question was raised and dismissed (by some) before, but haven't actually see any valid reason for dismissing.

What if the main reason of hairloss are demodex mites? Hairloss mostly starts at front and temples where there is the most sebum. DHT increases sebum secretion -> mites proliferate. In case one's immune system is strong, it keeps them at acceptable level. Mites damage hair directly, by...