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If anything, I would think lowering stress, reducing body fat help stabilize blood sugars via exercise would have a positive impact on ones hair. Albeit not enough to stop male pattern baldness.

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Absolutely, great answer. People try to enchance there looks via clothing, hair styles,etc. Teeth whitening ,veneers face lifts I could go on and on.

And what's with some of these macho idiots that SLAM the weights on the bar, I mean every plate, it's like standing next to a jack hammer. Alittle bang of the plate is acceptable. But c'mon are these people just inconsiderate idiots or is that they don't have the coordination and dexterity.

My dad has got a full head of hair. No clue of male pattern baldness on my moms side. Yet I was told by my Derm. at age 19 yrs. I got male pattern baldness which turned out to be true. Damn never saw it coming. Although one of my dads brothers(he has 3) became pretty bald at age 25.

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Dr. Lees minoxidil. Ive used in the pass. It works fine.

If bloodflow or poor circulation were related to diffuse thinning or hairloss then why does transplanted hair(donor back of scalp)placed in a bald area not die? Because lack of bloodflow is NOT the cause. I have transplants placed in a bald area 20 yrs ago and they're still growing.

I like Ike. :lol:

Well, if I got the 3 things mentioned in #2 I must be doing something right. Especially the hot model (if she's truly madly in love with me.) I choose door #2. So now where's the lamp I rub to make this happen.

Felt a need to respond. Became aware of losing my hair at age nineteen. At the time, there was nothing available to treat hairloss(yes, I'm well past 35) As a consequence pretty bald by age 27 Norwood 7 by age 30.