Recent content by Route66

Personguy is one the most honest (and one of the funniest) people on gourmetstylewellness.com IMO. I don't think he could say anything offensive if he tried. Balding Scot - Dont worry, I'm not going to say any more on this thread (as much as I'd love to). I truly wish you luck with everything. :)

I'm not certain of anything - that's the point. No-one can be. However, conventional hair loss treatment HAS been subjected to tests that this individual's methods haven't. In the absence of such tests he doesn't have a right to claim that these methods work. It's he and his 'followers' who...

I don't have any anger. I had a nervous breakdown in my mid-thirties, and I'm not going through something like that again. So I've learnt to remain very calm (virtually) all the time. On the few occasions I'm less calm it's not because of hair. I do hate my hair, and I'm going to sort it...

The biggest flaw in this thread is that you don't know what it's like to be 30/40, so it's pretty lame for you to assume how a man of that age would feel about ANYTHING. Speaking as a 43 year-old, let me make these observations: 1 - In general, it's probably worse to lose hair younger, simply...

So an unqualified guy who's bashed his own website together, and can provide no real evidence, 'knows what he's talking about', and every top hair transplant surgeon is wrong. And if male pattern baldness sufferers 'still need some sort of hairloss regimen' anyway then, conveniently, all these vitamins that unqualified guy...

You're muddling general hair loss with male pattern baldness. No-one is denying that poor health, and poor diet, and stress, can adversely affect hair. But male pattern baldness is a specific onset of hair loss, with a specific trigger, that has NOTHING to do with health/diet/stress. Every recognised hair loss expert in the...

Or denial, then anger, followed by depression and finally a hair transplant. :D

I don't think I'm a cynic mate, I try to go with the facts. The fact that you've been living an unhealthy lifestyle and losing hair proves zip. Plenty of men with an extremely healthy lifestyle go bald, and plenty of men who abuse their bodies more than you've done don't. And your suggestion...

You're, obviously, a very determined person, and I can relate to that. However, if you're interested in my opinion, I have to point out that: - BD is right. Poor health may be related to hair loss, and hair quality, in some circumstances, but it ISN'T related to male pattern baldness. That's why it's called...

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Yawn - he's said all this before, and the following week it's all woe is me again. If you really believe what you've written today then you shouldn't bother with gourmetstylewellness.com ever again. Seriously - if hair loss is no longer important to you, go and get on with your life. If you're depressed for...

Believe it or not, about 80% of that IS true. The first paragraph is completely true, and it's also true that older (over 55) men often become the more 'feminine' partner in a relationship, whilst their wives become the more 'masculine' partner (not crossdressing - lol - but...

I have Alopecia Areata, and that definitely looks like AA to me! It's hard to believe your barber could mess up as badly as that, and certainly not a clean spot, i.e. no stubble. And if it was a scar you'd have noticed it before. It could be stress related - mine is. Mine occured during a...

Did I say anything about killing myself? All I said was that a receding hairline makes you look like a turd - which it does - and I'm not going to accept it. I'm actually going to get a hair transplant. I was just agreeing with the OP that what really sucks about a receding hairline in particular - as...