You didn't mention using organic/natural oils on the scalp 30 minutes before washing the head. It is very common practice (myth or not) in south east Asian countries.
What I'm sceptical about is theres such high demand that its earn hundreds of millions of pounds a year. If they made a cure itll either cost way to much or they will put literally all of the hair loss companies completely out of business thus money
We have the knowledge to split atoms, create machines that can peer light years into space, make literal miniature black holes, and even attempt to bring back extinct animals through embryonic implantation through it’s closest living ancestor. But still can’t find a cure for something so minute and simple as balding??? Like seriously come on! These greedy bastards probably already know it by now but would lose millions - if not billions if it became known, that’s all it is.
Who said that cloned cat is living like a normal cat?😂 I get what you are saying but comparing two things thinking that it should work same way it stupid.
Men who retain their hair in middle age should refrain from commenting and playing down mpb.They dont understand the trauma and negative psychological effect it has on the mindset.
@@rezaakbari1773 Dude, life is short who gives a shit. Easier said than done right? My hair is thinning so bad I'm 6'6 and I stand out in a crowd..I wanna shave it but I feel like my head is too big.
Started losing my hair at around 24. Went deep into denial about it, moving my hair to cover up the patchy spots, but by age 27 I couldn't deny it anymore. I cut it short, but it showed bad, I was still too young to be balding. It really affected my self esteem. Never had a solid crisis, but it did suck at first. I eventually started to listen to Joe Rogan talk about balding and worked up the courage to shave my head, hands down the best choice I've made regarding my hair. I look badass and my confidence is way up, though the beard and hitting the gym definitely helps, and luckily my skull has a nice shape to it, I was really worried I'd have a fucked up cranium.
@Frank Lall men around the world should stop buying hair loss medications and stop getting transplants to force the hairloss industry to give us the real cure, but that will never happen
Correlation doesn't mean causation. You gotta keep in mind, most of these homeless guys you see aren't very old at all. They're relatively young they just look old because of lack of personal care/overexposure to sunlight/etc.
my grandfather is bald as an egg and my father is also bald even tho im only 19 but i have accepted my fate as a bald adult so theres no point in crying about it
@@sonnylew1113 i still have hair left although its quite thin but i just cant afford paying $15 dollars a month for min and im genuinely scared of the side effects
Well we still hav the last resort, we can at least try to be like or have "the rock, vin diesel or statham" mascular physic and still look manly and handsome.💪
If I go bald I’m just gonna own it and be proud of it. Why not? The main reason it bothers people is because society tells us it’s not attractive. What if we all just quit caring?
Jess H well it’s not ideal if you go bald young because you’re not gonna get any women in the same age group as they’re not gonna find baldness attractive
The thing is, some people have the face shape, the skin color and the bone structure to rock the receding hairline or the full bald. And some...do not. For example, I relied on my thick, wavy hair to compensate for my less than average looks. Styled correctly, it gave me a more intellectual flair and represented accurately how I felt inside. Not beautiful, but comfortably average. Now that I am balding, my greatest asset in the looks department has been removed. I'll get over it of course, but I do not look good bald. At all. And to people saying it's all in your head. No, it really isn't. People look at me differently now, and it isn't a favorable difference. You shouldn't lie to people going through a difficult experience. My one consolation is that I am not a balding woman. That truly must be hell and I have great sympathy for any sister in that predicament.
@@marko_s1000r Dude. I don't do steroids and I have a slim body type. I'm already in good shape. Problem is, I'm also bald and that makes me look like a lanky stalker. Sexy. I know.
I feel for you man, Check out (google) "the Maliniak Method" author Maliniak makes a lot of sense and I know him and two of his friends who followed his advice with great success.
Relax I’m sure you’re a great person and that’s really all that matters anyways. I know people suck and they just judge you and will approach you differently based off of how you look. I’m pretty ugly and am losing hair so, whenever I have to go to work or do anything out in public I’m forever just trying to hurry home so I don’t have to be outside anymore. Life is lame af.
There's nothing you can do about it and the sooner you embrace it the better; It's really not an issue unless you make it one, believe me! I'm 39 and have been bald since 27 and yes, it was a freak out at first but once I decided to shave it all off it's genuinely never caused me any issues and hasn't been a problem with relationships. It's a totally normal part of life and there are FAR worse things that can happen to you than losing your hair so please stop stressing about it!
@@DashLashBoy Except when their researched treatment causes hair loss. In which case, they owe it to their patients to hustle with their hair loss cure research. Hair isn't insignificant when it can provide protection to sensitive individuals, especially those who have to avoid sun due to medications that can be affected by solar rays. Hair isn't insignificant to begin with. You're just narrow-minded.
Husni Hassan Ok ok, I didn’t mean it like that. What I tried to say was that cancer is much more important than hair loss so I figured they should be researching a cure for cancer more than hair loss. Ngl though, I do love my hair a lot.
@@DashLashBoy Then I apologize to my other comprehensive comment. Every body issue is just as important as cancer and we can afford to invest a little in other efforts given the recent improvements in treatment. I just have a strong reaction to the behavior of minimizing something we can make progress in just because a more pressing issue is on the table. That mentality spreads like a virus and if we always prioritized more serious issues, society would never have advanced to what it is now. We'd likely still be in medieval times. Sometimes, it's the less serious issues that give great information that can pave the way to other resolving other issues. Often times, this results in an accidental discovery. Not to mention that the sooner it is explored, the sooner we can observe long-term effects. Marijuana is, unfortunately, in the middle-zone because of narrow-minded individuals in the past who chose to follow a propaganda and demonize something that could be good.
Don't worry about it, one day I ran the clippers through it and never looked back. I used to have long wavy blonde curls surfing in Australia in my teens/early twenties but realistically no one cares if you shave it off. You're fears are your own, not anyone elses and better off owning it early. Girls do like it, because if you have the guts to own it you're better than some guy who bases their existence off how their hair looks.
I have some information to share with you that is not commonly known. In early 2022, my hair was thick and dense, but by the end of that year, I experienced significant hair loss, resulting in decreased thickness and density. However, I was able to regain control of my hair fall by adopting several positive habits. Firstly, I eliminated junk food from my diet. Secondly, I began exercising for 15 minutes daily to improve blood circulation. Additionally, I started drinking lukewarm water on an empty stomach every morning to aid in detoxification. Finally, I switched to Littleextra's safe and natural cocoonion shampoo and oil, massaging my hair twice a week and washing it after a few hours. As a result, my hair fall has reduced, and I have noticed new hairs growing on my scalp. In conclusion, it is possible to control hair fall by adopting a healthy lifestyle and positive habits.
I don't know if this can help you. But here's my theory about balding. 1. Testosterone, is a necessary hormone and is essential for muscle growth and strength. 2. Stress, causes you to become tense and tighten certain muscles commonly but not only in the face and head area. 3. Posture, poor posture tightens certain muscles which, with correct posture would not be tightened. Especially with people who live a sedentary life, the muscles at the back of the head will tighten to keep the head facing horizontally. 4. Magnesium supplements, have been shown to decrease the rate of balding and is known to be a muscle relaxant. 5. Peppermint essential oil, has been shown to be more effective at reducing the rate of balding in men compared to Minoxidil a anti-hypertensive vasodilator medication. Peppermint is known to be an effective muscle-relaxant and stress-releiver. 6. DHT, like testosterone is essential in the development of muscles, blocking DHT then causes decreased muscle-growth. 7. Scalp massages has been shown to increase hair-growth, but not reliably. 8. Botox injections to the brow area have been shown to increase hair-growth as an unintentional side-effect. Based on this, my theory is as follows. Chronic activity in muscles at the brow area, scalp and back of the head create a situation similar to a swimming cap which prevent hair from receiving the nutrients it needs. This is caused by, stress, poor posture and poor nutrition. The genetic link then would be your propensity to become stressed. However more importantly, the way you deal with stress and how well you take care of your body which are epigenetic factors, not genetic. Now, consider the fact that the hair-loss industry is worth 4 Billion annually they have no incentive to tell you about this link. In the worst case none of this will work, but you're at least decreasing stress, correcting your posture and eating healthy. Which has benefits across the spectrum.
I'm currently experiencing depression because of male pattern baldness. I used to have decently thick hair when I was in college but now it's getting thinner everyday. I lost confidence, I wanna die.
I shaved it as soon as it started thinning out. Wanted to "go bald gracefully". 10 years on no one remembers me with hair tbh. Shave your head, grow out a small beard - not the dumbledore type. You won't regret it
Don't worry about it, use something called hair fibers (like toppik) they cover up hair loss easily and last in the wind and water, start using minoxidl, or if your old enough get on finastride which is a generic form of propecia(Costco is cheapest) try to maintain what you have and fill in what you don't with hair fibers which you get online or CVS...
@Gabe Webb this implies that everyone has a good head shape. for some people anxiety is real because of that. I never cut my hair because i have inherited larger jewish ears , this still surprises me then i am mixed. I keep my larger volume of loose curls and if i loose a patch i'd be devastated.
the big unsolvable mystery is that beards and headhair will grow till they reach the floor. but you can shave a patch of hair on your arm and it will quickly grow back but will not continue to grow or get longer. the hair will simply match the other hair and stop.
I started loosing my hair at 18. I used to worry so much about it. It seems silly now. Now I worry about other things like how one day everyone I love will be dead and I will be left alone. :(
Yeah but to top that off, you’ll be bald as well. Not saying you specifically as I am balding and am just waiting for the inevitable losing of it all. I don’t have really any loved ones left anyways, it’s just my grandparents and I don’t think they have tons of time left on this earth. Life right
My father and his dad are bald, some of my uncles on my father's side still have all their hair (47 - 55 years old). My maternal grandfather never started losing his hair until his 50s. Maternal uncles are going bald. Dear God, give a generation a break.
Bald and make no apology for it. I love being bald and only wear hats when outside for hours (see picture). My hair was thin as a child and by age 20, people would tell me I’m going bald. I waited, in excitement for many years, the day that I would be bald. Now, I’m a bald man that many women are attracted to. Not that I care. I do what I want. Stop caring what other people think, it’s not your business. Besides, they are all imperfect.
I think it’s better when it happens at a young age, thus by the time you are 35 you don’t really give a fuck anymore at all , embrace it and things get even better . I’m 40 and started noticing it in my late early 20’s and shaved it off at 27, 33 I stopped caring . 40... I don’t even think about it anymore.
unbelievable video! I will recommend to anyone wanting to wise up on the subject. well referenced I have not only learnt lots but I have watched it many times and will be sharing the vid and channel. thanks debunker
Confidence, inner strength and kindness will get you higher quality women way more than fancy hair. Be the man you were meant to be, dont worry abt the pretty boys....they end up boring and alone. You have been given a gift, it will make you stronger inside, women are drawn to that. Give it a bit of time, you will do fine.
go fucking gym and get muscle...then you will have great looking.....see the fucking the rock, and other muscular with bald head...still good right ?....dont just thing hair is everything about your looking...if you have bald...go shave and go to gym for better body, believe me you will see the different...dont just give up, me to almost bald in 30, believe me..i know how you feel....but it better to do other thing to look better than just give up and cry about not have thick hair. trust me in this one bro, bald + muscular body is really good.
@@hellboyz166 really doesn't matter if you're ripped lol you could be ripped to shreds and women will still rather choose someone with a dad bod with a thick head of hair than someone like Jason Statham lol and you could have a fit body, healthy head of hair, and STILL not get anywhere with women unless you have some sense of maturity, intelligence, and confidence. And oh! Don't forget height lol because typically women would rather be with someone taller than shorter lol so good luck if you're short, fat, and balding with no sense of intelligence and confidence. Even if you were muscular, short and bald, you'd still be struggling because women AGAIN, like TALLER guys lol
A few years ago I was in a depression. For a couple of years, my air would come out in droves in the shower. Once I got my depression and stress under control, I rarely see a single hair in my hands in the shower. Damage had been done though and it hasnt grown back like they say in this video.
I was going bald. I was always wary of it but noticed how bad it was at 27. Had to fight with my doctors to get the medication I’m on. I’m not going bald. Men, do this: Finasteride pill, once a day in the morning Minoxidil once a day in the evening. Finasteride stops the hair falling out; minoxidil encourages hair growth. I turned 28 in February, and after a year of treatment, my hair is thick and healthy again. Ask a dermatologist to prescribe both medications, and thank us later.
Why the hell do you care so much? Being bald doesn't stop most men from getting what they want. Taking a hair growth supplement just reveals your lack of self confidence.
Lol, overwashing your hair causing it to be oily is not a myth. I used to wash my hair daily, and whenever I stopped for (even just a day) it became disgustingly greasy. One summer, I decided to bite the bullet and see if I can extend the time in between washes. At first my hair was an absolute oily mess, but over months it readjusted. Now I wash my hair about once every 3-4 days, and it's still nowhere as greasy as when I used to wash it daily.
As a licensed Master Barber - I find it VERY troubling that this video only touched on barely 10 seconds of diet information at the very END of the video. This should have been one of the main topics of the video. Some great points were made, but diet is key. Input = output.
Eh, well recently I've been to skid row in downtown LA, saw lots of people who clearly were in the streets for a while (dirty, disheveled and unkempt, unfortunately). with full head of hair like no other. thick and plentiful. It is safe to assume that drug use plus a poor diet was at play. You can't get the best nutrition living and panhandling in the streets. It is mostly genetic and it is why it is emphasized. These were more about debunking myths we've all heard before. But I agree it should be giving more mention. It is mostly about genes than food as diets vary throughout the world.
Finasteride will keep ur hair. It blocks 70% of DHT. I was losing a lot of hair 2 years a go and i was thinking the same as a lot of the comments here. But afterall finasteride helped me a lot getting my hair back im good shape. And nowadays i cant even remember that i was going bald before.
@@princeicio same, im only 26. I hate it with a passion and think about it 24/7. Im afraid my friends will notice so I dont look at them straight foward to long, hair loss is a curse
@@pittykitty6503 Sorry man, I've been stressed out for 2 years and now I'm dealing with hair loss. I'm pretty sure that's what got me. Fuck you, stress!
I noticed some thinning in the front right side of my scalp and a bit in the middle. I think mine was due to a combination of stress, buildup of dandruff and only getting 70% of my daily iron. So I keep my stress low, take an iron supplement and shower everyday rather than every other day. I do see some improvement after a couple months. I’ll see what results I get in a few more months.
i was told by not only my family and school but even my hairdressers/barbers that washing hair every day is not a good idea and only a few times per week is preferable... my life is literally a lie
What Causes My Hair Loss : 0:10 Watching people typing something on the search bar, and then using mouse to click the search button, instead of just press enter.
Guys losing hair ain't no joke..I am almost 40, start losing hair, like not bad bad but it was noticeable cause my family will tell me, when on you tube to look for any natural treatment cause I didnt want it to spend money on commercial treatments, I try alpha vera which it's really good for your hair to look good but doesnt make it grow, anyhow..after watching so many youtube videos I try this one which states not to used shampoo ever or I could say do rinse your hair as you take a shower but dont use any type of shampoo ...well I've been doing it for the last 2 months, I still loss hair but the usuall i guess you can say, but the part where it was so noticeable its growing and its growing thicker which I am surprised..I thinks stress has lots to do with losing hair, my nephew it's only 28 and he start having the same issue, he was using (hims treatment) but told me he stopped cause some second effects so I told him 2 weeks ago about what I start doing and he called me yesterday saying that he can already notice hes hair not falling much and that he can see some parts of his scalp are growing ...now listen I am not telling you to do that, this is my personal experience but if you like to try it and which is the best part(its natural and dont have to spend any money on anything) you should do it, try it for a month by not using shampoo or anything but water and you will see the changes, I really hope this helps anyone that is going through hair loss.
DHT does not dictate muscle mass. Not even a tiny bit. It is purely a androgenic hormone, zero anabolic. Testosterone gives you the muscle. High 5ar-enzymes or DHT is not an indicator for hairloss. It is purely genetic, which is why some bodybuilders can use steroids for decades and still have hair finasteride lasts more than 16 hours. finasteride has a much much longer half life in tissue, and once it is bound to the enzyme, it will stay there until the enzyme dies. Meaning you could use 5mg finasteride once a week and have the same effect as a once daily dose. In fact, 0.1mg of finasteride per day is as effective as 5mg per day
My dad's side of family all have pretty much a full head of hair, and are all under 6' tall. The men on my mom's side however, all started balding in their teens, and are all over 6' tall. So my options were tall and bald, or short with hair. I got the tall and bald. Thanks alot Mom.
Its nothing to do with DHT, its because of a hormone called 'prolactin'. The reason why Finasteride halts baldness is because it also raises your progesterone levels which lowers prolactin. The downside to Finasteride is the lowering of your DHT levels. Check out the series on youtube 'The male pattern baldness myth'. There are others things you can do to lower prolactin.
Nothing to do with DHT my ass. When I tried a supplement Butea Superba which increases your DHT through the roof my hair within the first week started shedding like crazy and I didn't have sensitive nipple high prolactin shit.
My father has a gnarly comb-over and my mom's father was completely hairless. I've suffered thinning hair for years but have started taking collagen, minimizing stress and trying to naturally boost testosterone. I'm starting to see results
Take finasteride. you might be able to hold on to most of your hair. Don't delay it because once you lose it. it's harder to grow them back. The risk is minimal, and if you're in the 1% that do experience the side effects. you can just stop taking them. Trust me, don't delay it. You can buy generic finasteride for a fraction of the price (not propecia). I took them too late. so even though i managed stop the receding line and keep most of my hair. I wished i took it 4 years earlier.
Completely agree with you man. I wish someone had told me about it sooner. I find topical finasteride to be more effective than propecia but all have a good effect.
@@adrians.5097 i use a topical version of finasteride combined with minoxidil. You can either make it yourself or source it from an external company. I’m in the UK so I use a company called freshman. But it’s expensive tbh.Other than that I’m not on anything else. I was a bad diffuse thinning Norwood 3 tending to Norwood 4. After about a year I’m now nearing a decent Norwood 3, I’ve nearly regrown all of the hair back at the crown of my head, it’s really effective there. With the front it’s clear I’m still balding but it’s a lot better. The main thing is now at least I’m maintaining my hair. Maintaining your hair is the best you can hope for really which is why I’d recommend starting as early as possible. I’d say start with finasteride. If your hair loss is still bad then introduce minoxidil. If after that it’s still bad use a topical formulation. Space each months apart to see results. Finasteride I think is far more effective and most people don’t even need minoxidil till later on in life unless your hair loss is really bad. :)
ALOT of people travel to Turkey to get hair-transplant. The prices is less that 50% of other places. I met like at least 50 at the airport when traveling to Athens in February.
IMO balding at the back of the head is better. Hats hide it, if you're tall people don't see it as much, losing the front sucks because you just end up with a massive forehead.
Started losing my hair at 23 but held on to it till I was 25 😅 i was indenial and started to find ways to make my hair look less thin but my family and mostly my guy friends would make fun of me until i finally shaved it off then grew a beard. But the most unbelievable thing happened. I became more confident and women found me more attractive especially cause i started working out.
I am 70 years old and i still have a head full of hair!And so have my brothers.So its clear that it is a genetic problem by others than our family.Because my father had still hair when he died and so my mother..
I'm bald, still doesn't make sense why it only affects the top on your scalp and not your face or other areas. Eye brows, if humans used to have hair all over like apes then perhaps this is just evolution in the future we will all be bald.
I’m always amazed how we can send men into outer space and unmanned vehicles to run on mars and yet we can seem to solve riddles that cause cancer, baldness and teeth loss and cure them. Btw I wash my hair with water and rarely use shampoo and guess what I have great hair into my 50’s whereas my co workers and other family members are balding. I therefore don’t recommend using shampoo everyday since I believe too many harsh detergents are in many products. Look at PABA which has been in sunscreen for years and now the FDA is discovering it may not be helpful. All these things come out years later
Well that's because it's all genetic's, and every time scientist start messing with genetic's everyone screams "NO YOU'RE PLAYING GOD!" and whatever they were using for their research gets shut down or banned. Cancer isn't some foreign invasive disease it's literally the body experiencing a software error and writing bad code. So if we want to cure cancer we have to play God and get into the DNA, and start changing it. Plus what scientist to trust is tricky. For example once upon a time everyone cooked with lard and butter it makes food taste great...it's full of fat because well it is fat. So they started pushing margarine, and other butter substitutes. Years later hey guess what that stuff is terrible for you...and Lard? The fat in lard is good healthy fat that your body needs. Moral of the story...if it came out of a lab it's probably got some negative long term effects. I had a school teacher once who had THE most full beautiful long hair a woman could possibly have. Her secret? Horse manure...yep she washed her hair with some kind of homebrew horse manure concoction.
Solving baldness can be done in two ways: studying the scalp and individual hairs - the way science does it today, promoting hair transplant or shutting down DHT production via drugs. (which is only temporary, costs money and has side effects: case&point theres a gamer called Reckful who is known for his fast reactions in game, best rogue in WOW, 290 words-per-minute , chill, noBS tyep of guy. He was balding so he attempted to take DHT-inhibitors. In a matter of weeks we turned from what he was to very bad a reaction-time (delayed), and turned very melodramatic, apologizing, crying for no reason, 3-5 times a week.) (th-cam.com/video/Gx7l2oycZGA/w-d-xo.html) Heres reading into nervous system, fight-response and its chemical activator/catalysts (adrenaline and DHT): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sympathetic_nervous_system The sympathetic nervous system is described as being antagonistic to the parasympathetic nervous system which stimulates the body to "feed and breed" and to (then) "rest-and-digest". The sympathetic nervous system plays its function in preparing the whole body for action, maintaining homeostasis (constant temp overall), constriction effect used in waking up, in muscle activation, heart-rate incrs., dilating blood vessels and lung capacity. Blocking digestive, kidney and bladder function. Its in contrast with the parasympathetic which promotes digestion, rest, growth and individual organ function. The nerve-activating catalyst for sympathetic response/fight-flight is done via adrenaline or DHT. The activation of parasympathetic dilatate, relax, rest and digest auto-response is done via acetylcholine (ammonia and acetic acid)
The other way to go around DHT is to understand its function in the body and what does it react to. DHT plays a role in the fight-or-flight mechanism activated in cases of danger-situations, when fast reaction is needed, saving lives, fast decisions. but also in keeping erections and making erections possible. Because of this I believe DHT to be very volatile, very quick to combust and build pressure, which means it reacts to HEAT, heated environments. A male body is said to be at its most optimal at about 22Celsius, else they get more agressive/ impulsive/ VOLATILE. This is exacerbated by improper clothing societal standards which see men as wearing tight clothing, air-flow restricting pants, which negate the reason why male testicles are situated outside of the body. (to evaporate heat and humidity) Here's a study done on teaching environments for different sexes, includes a paragraph on temperature and its effects on boys and the chemical composition involved.: boysadrift.com/ed_horizons.pdf
We can look at cultures where men used to wear mainly robes (arabs) or kilts (scotts), do they have more hair on their heads? I believe it is the case. Although arabs do tend to live in hotter climates, which negates point. Most of the time, us in the western pants-only don't notice that our testicles are kept somtimes at >30-40C, which NEGATES the function or reason why we have the OUTSIDE of the body in the first place; they should be far below average body temp, not sitting around 40C turning the chemicals involved around adrenal/prostate and gonads volatile rather fast, especially when sweating involvedin a closed environment. The upper legs are highly vascularized esp on the inner portion where major blood vessels and femur aeorta are situated.
So there are two ways to keep DHT production in check: Voluntarily, through mental choices: avoid stress, dangerous situations, avoid feeling emotios like despair, fear, hopelessness. (I KNOW, nigh impossible and UNPRACTICAL) Involuntarily, at an environment level: make sure that your body is properly ventilated (by body I mostly mean the upper thigh/groin region), make sure you're not doing any heavy work in an anaerobic (low-oxygen heated) envirnoment. (hot climates have less oxygen per square meter than colder regions) Respect the body homeostasis, don't keep one part of the body covered, pressurized at 40C while the other is exposed at 10C, the difference in temps can only get more accentuated, Instead try covering everything equally, so its sits at an average 22C.(if male, 26.5 if female) DHT and male susceptability to heat (22C optimal environent, turning lethargic/unfocused and eventually aggressive at higher temps) boysadrift.com/ed_horizons.pdf
Human beings have been able to reach millions of light years in space and discover billions of planets and land on the surface of Mars, but they cannot find a solution to baldness👌🏻
Justin Pampe If you mean hair transplantation, it is a final solution when the hair falls out, but we need an easy treatment that stops hair loss and returns the falling hair in its natural state without the need for surgery.
Yes, but it is such a common issue that you shouldn't feel like all eyes are on you. It affects almost 100 percent of men from certain parts of the world to varying degrees. Even men with full sets of hair still has thinner hair at the crown but you just can't see it as easily if their hair is somewhat long.
@@ivanasukjadic1423 I know you're trying to help, but this is like saying "don't focus on the knife twisting into your back, everyone goes through it, so it's not a big deal."
Thank you for doing this. As with anything that people can feel insecure about, 95% of the hair loss information out there is designed to prey on the weak rather than to inform.
This video is all old information. Recent information focuses more on scalp fibrosis and calcification with a long-term adjustment method of detumescence. I was 100% MPB for a few years before finding this treatment, and am now back to 20% normal hair and 40% of the wispy hair. It's a lot of work over a long period of time, but it's as cheap as anyone could ask for.
It's called detumescence therapy, which is daily targeted massage. Google scalp fibrosis to find various sources of info on it. I paid for the ebook from a site named perfect hair health. $50, but definitely no regrets because the technique used in the massage is as important as doing it at all, and that dude lays it out really well, and has a demo video.
Yeah man, i reversed my thinning/ balding with dethumescence therapy too. Sometimes after two days of break and not massaging/pinch my scalp, i was using warm water and was scraching my dead skin from the scalp with my nails. This process accelerated my hair regrowth. DT is the Best thing in the world that saved my hair and my confidence, along with no porn and no masturbation. And imagine this. All of these things are for free and they will change your life.
This fucking baldness thing is starting to get on my last nerve. Everybody here is complaiming about having a father or a grandfather with full head of hair, yet they're losing their hair! wtf??
Diet and environment plays a huge role Most guys of this generation are addicted to junk food and mastrurbation which ultimately results in hairloss Pollution also plays a huge role in baldness
@@57-shaiqueahmad58 Did you even watch the video? Sex and high testosterone doesn't=baldness. Masturbation is just like sex but you're pleasuring yourself.
Why TF is this a premier? It's like "want to know the answer to life's biggest question, male pattern baldness? Stayed tuned to find out". I'm not gonna watch this tommorow cause it's not interesting enough to keep my attention until tommorow, I have other stuff to do other than remember to watch a video on why men go bald.
The great thing about a premier is that you can take park in the Live Chat and tag your thoughts and discuss with others 'Live'. We hope you take the time to come back, but understand if it's not your thing and you have other things going on. We appreciate your interest either way.
otherwise this would've gone up at the same time anyway. only difference now is that people can chat about the video before the premiere is being converted to a video. it's not that they delay the upload schedule just for the premiere
My grandad started balding in his 20’s, my dad in his 30’s. I was fortunate. I didn’t start losing hair until my late 40’s. I didn’t wait, I started using Rogaine and it stopped it from falling out. I’m 53 now and have just the slight thinning at the crown which hasn’t gotten any worse since I started using it. Of course I’m going to have to use the Rogaine indefinitely.
My Finasteride/Regaine / hairloss story I took Finasteride for over 13 months and regaine for over 12 months. I found that taking both (after about 6-9 months) had stopped my hairloss almost completely, It had reduced the speed of my hairloss by about 95% by what it seemed to me. After 13 months of Finasteride, I stopped taking it for just over 2 months but still continue my daily regaine minoxidil and now my hair loss has continued rapidly and my hair as been falling out almost 250% faster than before. Prehaps its because I stopped taking it and now it's deciding to catch up to where it should have been before I took it? Anyway I stopped taking it before I had a side effect (at least I thought I did) where I just could not lose any weight. Apperently being on a massive healthy diet and working out for an hour and a half 6 days per week and being super active made you barely lose weight, and sometimes even gain weight. Yeah that was definitely not a good sign so I stopped taking it, now 2 months later after only working out and not dieting, I'm losing weight 3-4x faster. Yes Finasteride may help you keep whats left of your hair or if not maybe at least slow it down a lot but you have to consider whats more important to you or how you wish to go about it. For me the only two things I wanted was my hair back and to lose weight, I obviously couldn't have both so I made a choice to try and slow my hair loss in other ways (e.g. regaine) and lose weight as I should or gain weight and maintain my hair but at a HUGE cost. Now thats just a standard side effect in my opinion, you could have worse,. or be lucky with none. You got to consider the risks and what you think is best. Overview: Finasteride - Take this if you want to maintain your hair but consider the possible side effects as some may remain PERMANENT even after stopping the drug (not 100% sure on this though) Regaine - Can't say if its doing anything or if it has done. Prehaps slowing it down?
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So what's to stop someone buying osteoporosis drug SFRP1 and making a solution and rubbing it into the scalp?
You didn't mention using organic/natural oils on the scalp 30 minutes before washing the head. It is very common practice (myth or not) in south east Asian countries.
It always gets me when science is years behind in simple things... we can clone cats.. but can't stop baldness...
Cloning Cats is easier than curing baldness
What I'm sceptical about is theres such high demand that its earn hundreds of millions of pounds a year. If they made a cure itll either cost way to much or they will put literally all of the hair loss companies completely out of business thus money
true
We have the knowledge to split atoms, create machines that can peer light years into space, make literal miniature black holes, and even attempt to bring back extinct animals through embryonic implantation through it’s closest living ancestor. But still can’t find a cure for something so minute and simple as balding??? Like seriously come on! These greedy bastards probably already know it by now but would lose millions - if not billions if it became known, that’s all it is.
Who said that cloned cat is living like a normal cat?😂 I get what you are saying but comparing two things thinking that it should work same way it stupid.
We lose hair where we don't wanna lose it and gain it where we don't wanna gain it.
amen
Sad isnt it 😢 whoever planned that was not a good plan
I wish this hair loss happened to my ass hair
Barenn 😆
Don't we all.
Hahahahahahha
Lmao
Yeah
Alright, so to how to rock bald style
1. Go to the gym
2. Get ripped
3. Grow a beard
4. Get some nice shades
5. Become a douche
@@lopewouy1933 lmao
Bill Dauterive Holy shit his is a fucking joke, y’all don’t have to bring your shit summer mood on me
Bald men look like aliens
Become a johny sin
Men who retain their hair in middle age should refrain from commenting and playing down mpb.They dont understand the trauma and negative psychological effect it has on the mindset.
If you have decend beard it should do the trick
Andrey Stankov I am Asian and I have zero beard, my hairs are thinning, just imagine that shit bro , I look like a fucking alien when I am bald
Reza Akbari lmao
@@rezaakbari1773 Dude, life is short who gives a shit. Easier said than done right? My hair is thinning so bad I'm 6'6 and I stand out in a crowd..I wanna shave it but I feel like my head is too big.
@@andreystankov7811 Nah just looks like your head is on upside down.
I wish i can go back in time and stopped the first ever balding man to ever having a children lol
True bro,,, but we can do that
wish i can go back in time and don't let my parents fuck
Assassin's Creed: Bald Man's Demise
Oriz Khalas but the genes probably coming from before human kind
@@TheStylerKingS disappearing nigga meme
Started losing my hair at around 24. Went deep into denial about it, moving my hair to cover up the patchy spots, but by age 27 I couldn't deny it anymore. I cut it short, but it showed bad, I was still too young to be balding. It really affected my self esteem. Never had a solid crisis, but it did suck at first. I eventually started to listen to Joe Rogan talk about balding and worked up the courage to shave my head, hands down the best choice I've made regarding my hair. I look badass and my confidence is way up, though the beard and hitting the gym definitely helps, and luckily my skull has a nice shape to it, I was really worried I'd have a fucked up cranium.
Good work brother! Keep rocking that badass look!
This is one of those things that the less you know the better you sleep
why can’t we just lose hair on the sides and not the top😭
Because fuck us that's why
Men live life on hard mode
Bloodflow
That'd be cool
Seriously though why? Has anyone have legit proof about it?
Balding in my early 20’s, skinny, and can’t grow a decent beard. RIP to me bruh.
Skinny is just a matter of weight training and eating
I’m skinny balding at 22 but I can grow a beard
I’m skinny balding at 22 but I can grow a beard
Replace soft drinks with natural smoothies/water.
Adrian how much will that help?
I would be way less worried if i go bald in my 30s and 40s then my 20s
I started shaving my head, grew a solid beard, stopped worrying. Life is great now.
@James Dean specially if u r short
You can also go bald by doing:
100 push-ups
100 sit-ups
100 squats
10KM run
Every single day
And no AC of course !
Saitama-sensei ;)
.. Ure memes are outdated, your egoes inflated, your sweaty, mom's spagetti
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The man who invents the hair regrowth will surely become the richest man on the planet
@Frank Lall men around the world should stop buying hair loss medications and stop getting transplants to force the hairloss industry to give us the real cure, but that will never happen
@Frank L some people look really bad bald myself included
Never seen a bald homeless guy.
niacal4nia this is so true! I always said the ones I saw around my place had beautiful thick hair
Genes
G G epigenetics
Successful man are usually bald😏
Correlation doesn't mean causation. You gotta keep in mind, most of these homeless guys you see aren't very old at all. They're relatively young they just look old because of lack of personal care/overexposure to sunlight/etc.
my grandfather is bald as an egg and my father is also bald
even tho im only 19 but i have accepted my fate as a bald adult so theres no point in crying about it
still a chance to get on min or fin bro
@@sonnylew1113 i still have hair left although its quite thin but i just cant afford paying $15 dollars a month for min and im genuinely scared of the side effects
@@tivus Min doesn't have any side effects fin does though
I feel you bro.
Well we still hav the last resort,
we can at least try to be like or have "the rock, vin diesel or statham" mascular physic and still look manly and handsome.💪
STRESS MAKES YOU LOSE HAIR BE COOL AND CALM LIKE A SURFER DUDE THATS WHY THEY HAVE LONG HAIR
If I go bald I’m just gonna own it and be proud of it.
Why not? The main reason it bothers people is because society tells us it’s not attractive. What if we all just quit caring?
Im bald damn i look good. Hair just makes me look younger.
That's the best attitude. It's part of you, so own it and make it part of you.
Bro I have a massive forehead. I'm not exaggerating at all. I cant afford to be bald
Jess H well it’s not ideal if you go bald young because you’re not gonna get any women in the same age group as they’re not gonna find baldness attractive
nah bro having hair is the building blocks confidence and being a beautiful man to woman i rather end my life than go bald
The thing is, some people have the face shape, the skin color and the bone structure to rock the receding hairline or the full bald. And some...do not. For example, I relied on my thick, wavy hair to compensate for my less than average looks. Styled correctly, it gave me a more intellectual flair and represented accurately how I felt inside. Not beautiful, but comfortably average.
Now that I am balding, my greatest asset in the looks department has been removed. I'll get over it of course, but I do not look good bald. At all. And to people saying it's all in your head. No, it really isn't. People look at me differently now, and it isn't a favorable difference. You shouldn't lie to people going through a difficult experience.
My one consolation is that I am not a balding woman. That truly must be hell and I have great sympathy for any sister in that predicament.
Dude go to the gym and get jacked.
@@marko_s1000r Dude. I don't do steroids and I have a slim body type. I'm already in good shape. Problem is, I'm also bald and that makes me look like a lanky stalker. Sexy. I know.
@@dontforget3113 Who said anything about steroids? Put on some decent muscle mass and get your confidence back. You don't need to do steroids lol
I feel for you man, Check out (google) "the Maliniak Method" author Maliniak makes a lot of sense and I know him and two of his friends who followed his advice with great success.
Relax I’m sure you’re a great person and that’s really all that matters anyways. I know people suck and they just judge you and will approach you differently based off of how you look. I’m pretty ugly and am losing hair so, whenever I have to go to work or do anything out in public I’m forever just trying to hurry home so I don’t have to be outside anymore. Life is lame af.
Why can't we just loose pubic hair
Dude am losing that too 😕😕
It would be better instead of scalp hair
@@johnwick3846 Yap better that than going bald even in your early teens
@TheMrEpicsounds 😂
Seeing this video 20 years ago would have been helpful *sigh*
There's nothing you can do about it and the sooner you embrace it the better; It's really not an issue unless you make it one, believe me! I'm 39 and have been bald since 27 and yes, it was a freak out at first but once I decided to shave it all off it's genuinely never caused me any issues and hasn't been a problem with relationships. It's a totally normal part of life and there are FAR worse things that can happen to you than losing your hair so please stop stressing about it!
NO! I want my hair back! Ga dang it... ;-;
I don't trust a man with a full head of hair discussing this topic.
This honestly just made me sad that scientists are failing us and have no answers.
Jayman Siales They’re spending time researching cancer, instead of curing something that’s very insignificant.
DashLashBoy Im pretty sure the scientists who do research on hair are entirely separate from the ones who deal with cancer.
@@DashLashBoy Except when their researched treatment causes hair loss. In which case, they owe it to their patients to hustle with their hair loss cure research. Hair isn't insignificant when it can provide protection to sensitive individuals, especially those who have to avoid sun due to medications that can be affected by solar rays. Hair isn't insignificant to begin with. You're just narrow-minded.
Husni Hassan Ok ok, I didn’t mean it like that. What I tried to say was that cancer is much more important than hair loss so I figured they should be researching a cure for cancer more than hair loss. Ngl though, I do love my hair a lot.
@@DashLashBoy Then I apologize to my other comprehensive comment. Every body issue is just as important as cancer and we can afford to invest a little in other efforts given the recent improvements in treatment.
I just have a strong reaction to the behavior of minimizing something we can make progress in just because a more pressing issue is on the table. That mentality spreads like a virus and if we always prioritized more serious issues, society would never have advanced to what it is now. We'd likely still be in medieval times. Sometimes, it's the less serious issues that give great information that can pave the way to other resolving other issues. Often times, this results in an accidental discovery. Not to mention that the sooner it is explored, the sooner we can observe long-term effects. Marijuana is, unfortunately, in the middle-zone because of narrow-minded individuals in the past who chose to follow a propaganda and demonize something that could be good.
My hairline isn't receding! My forehead is just getting bigger!
Are you sure
Your forehead isn't getting bigger, your brain isn't shrinking with age
Don't worry about it, one day I ran the clippers through it and never looked back. I used to have long wavy blonde curls surfing in Australia in my teens/early twenties but realistically no one cares if you shave it off. You're fears are your own, not anyone elses and better off owning it early. Girls do like it, because if you have the guts to own it you're better than some guy who bases their existence off how their hair looks.
well said 👏
I have some information to share with you that is not commonly known. In early 2022, my hair was thick and dense, but by the end of that year, I experienced significant hair loss, resulting in decreased thickness and density. However, I was able to regain control of my hair fall by adopting several positive habits. Firstly, I eliminated junk food from my diet. Secondly, I began exercising for 15 minutes daily to improve blood circulation. Additionally, I started drinking lukewarm water on an empty stomach every morning to aid in detoxification. Finally, I switched to Littleextra's safe and natural cocoonion shampoo and oil, massaging my hair twice a week and washing it after a few hours. As a result, my hair fall has reduced, and I have noticed new hairs growing on my scalp. In conclusion, it is possible to control hair fall by adopting a healthy lifestyle and positive habits.
No you can't if it's genetic. You regained hair growth because it wasn't genetic for you. You had thick and dense hair.
I’m 19 and I got thinning hair and a bald spot. And too much sex is not one of them 😂
I don't know if this can help you. But here's my theory about balding. 1. Testosterone, is a necessary hormone and is essential for muscle growth and strength. 2. Stress, causes you to become tense and tighten certain muscles commonly but not only in the face and head area. 3. Posture, poor posture tightens certain muscles which, with correct posture would not be tightened. Especially with people who live a sedentary life, the muscles at the back of the head will tighten to keep the head facing horizontally. 4. Magnesium supplements, have been shown to decrease the rate of balding and is known to be a muscle relaxant. 5. Peppermint essential oil, has been shown to be more effective at reducing the rate of balding in men compared to Minoxidil a anti-hypertensive vasodilator medication. Peppermint is known to be an effective muscle-relaxant and stress-releiver. 6. DHT, like testosterone is essential in the development of muscles, blocking DHT then causes decreased muscle-growth. 7. Scalp massages has been shown to increase hair-growth, but not reliably. 8. Botox injections to the brow area have been shown to increase hair-growth as an unintentional side-effect.
Based on this, my theory is as follows. Chronic activity in muscles at the brow area, scalp and back of the head create a situation similar to a swimming cap which prevent hair from receiving the nutrients it needs. This is caused by, stress, poor posture and poor nutrition. The genetic link then would be your propensity to become stressed. However more importantly, the way you deal with stress and how well you take care of your body which are epigenetic factors, not genetic.
Now, consider the fact that the hair-loss industry is worth 4 Billion annually they have no incentive to tell you about this link. In the worst case none of this will work, but you're at least decreasing stress, correcting your posture and eating healthy. Which has benefits across the spectrum.
@@Rope257 I figured stress and poor nutrition does that not to mention poor sleep
@@Rope257 so in summary. What should a person do? Like a step by step guide please.
I'm currently experiencing depression because of male pattern baldness. I used to have decently thick hair when I was in college but now it's getting thinner everyday. I lost confidence, I wanna die.
I shaved it as soon as it started thinning out.
Wanted to "go bald gracefully". 10 years on no one remembers me with hair tbh.
Shave your head, grow out a small beard - not the dumbledore type.
You won't regret it
Just shave your head
Don't worry about it, use something called hair fibers (like toppik) they cover up hair loss easily and last in the wind and water, start using minoxidl, or if your old enough get on finastride which is a generic form of propecia(Costco is cheapest) try to maintain what you have and fill in what you don't with hair fibers which you get online or CVS...
Try Bears True Blue hair growth shampoo, that stuff works! Use the code word MARTIN for a discount. (20% I think)
@Gabe Webb this implies that everyone has a good head shape. for some people anxiety is real because of that. I never cut my hair because i have inherited larger jewish ears , this still surprises me then i am mixed. I keep my larger volume of loose curls and if i loose a patch i'd be devastated.
That's why saitama is bald, he is too strong to have a hair.
😂😂😂
Cameron Ken De Asis he shaved his hair before he got powers.
I hate getting old. I dont want to be watching this. How did I get here?
the big unsolvable mystery is that beards and headhair will grow till they reach the floor. but you can shave a patch of hair on your arm and it will quickly grow back but will not continue to grow or get longer. the hair will simply match the other hair and stop.
Probably so they don't hurt the other shorter hair's feelings... Hahahahaha!
I started loosing my hair at 18. I used to worry so much about it. It seems silly now. Now I worry about other things like how one day everyone I love will be dead and I will be left alone. :(
Yeah but to top that off, you’ll be bald as well. Not saying you specifically as I am balding and am just waiting for the inevitable losing of it all. I don’t have really any loved ones left anyways, it’s just my grandparents and I don’t think they have tons of time left on this earth. Life right
幻の花96 🤣😂😂😂
Enzr LA yeah so funny at least my stupid life brings you some laughter then hey that’s cool
幻の花96 yup 🤣🤣
幻の花96 that one like is me, cuz u funny as shit
This has to be the most Informative and Helpful video I’ve ever seen
Glad you found it helpful, thanks for watching!
this gives most of the info I read in journals for sure. well researched
My father and his dad are bald, some of my uncles on my father's side still have all their hair (47 - 55 years old). My maternal grandfather never started losing his hair until his 50s. Maternal uncles are going bald. Dear God, give a generation a break.
Bald and make no apology for it. I love being bald and only wear hats when outside for hours (see picture). My hair was thin as a child and by age 20, people would tell me I’m going bald. I waited, in excitement for many years, the day that I would be bald. Now, I’m a bald man that many women are attracted to. Not that I care. I do what I want. Stop caring what other people think, it’s not your business. Besides, they are all imperfect.
My grandfather had hair on his head till 87 , until he died... Only thing he ever used was apply mustard or coconut oil at night before going to sleep
I think it’s better when it happens at a young age, thus by the time you are 35 you don’t really give a fuck anymore at all , embrace it and things get even better . I’m 40 and started noticing it in my late early 20’s and shaved it off at 27, 33 I stopped caring . 40... I don’t even think about it anymore.
20 years old and shaved my head the other day! For all the young balding guys out there just buzz it off if it bothers you.
I did the same thing
Easier said than done
unbelievable video! I will recommend to anyone wanting to wise up on the subject. well referenced I have not only learnt lots but I have watched it many times and will be sharing the vid and channel. thanks debunker
My moms dad and all her brothers have a full head of hair well into their 60s and my dads side is bald. I started going bald when I was 25
I swear I hate baldness. Getting old is a bitch.
My hairloss started 2 years ago when I was 15 and it has not gotten any better
Confidence, inner strength and kindness will get you higher quality women way more than fancy hair. Be the man you were meant to be, dont worry abt the pretty boys....they end up boring and alone. You have been given a gift, it will make you stronger inside, women are drawn to that. Give it a bit of time, you will do fine.
Why do we have hair if hair clearly doesn't enjoy being on our heads??
Debunked in some other video: "You should wash on alternate days so your skin oils have time to replenish"
Also Debunked: 9:42
I'm starting to go balding at age 23, only have an ugly goatee, can't grow a full beard, never have a girlfriend and still a virgin, RIP.
go fucking gym and get muscle...then you will have great looking.....see the fucking the rock, and other muscular with bald head...still good right ?....dont just thing hair is everything about your looking...if you have bald...go shave and go to gym for better body, believe me you will see the different...dont just give up, me to almost bald in 30, believe me..i know how you feel....but it better to do other thing to look better than just give up and cry about not have thick hair. trust me in this one bro, bald + muscular body is really good.
@@hellboyz166 really doesn't matter if you're ripped lol you could be ripped to shreds and women will still rather choose someone with a dad bod with a thick head of hair than someone like Jason Statham lol and you could have a fit body, healthy head of hair, and STILL not get anywhere with women unless you have some sense of maturity, intelligence, and confidence. And oh! Don't forget height lol because typically women would rather be with someone taller than shorter lol so good luck if you're short, fat, and balding with no sense of intelligence and confidence. Even if you were muscular, short and bald, you'd still be struggling because women AGAIN, like TALLER guys lol
Go for the stubbly look, keep it trimmed pretty low. I've found that girls love it. You'll be lookin like The Rock in no time.
Yo man dont lose hope go to the gym and workout it will boost your confidence.
A few years ago I was in a depression. For a couple of years, my air would come out in droves in the shower. Once I got my depression and stress under control, I rarely see a single hair in my hands in the shower. Damage had been done though and it hasnt grown back like they say in this video.
omega 3, minerals, and protein.
@@lovepeacebliss Which minerals?
I didn't lose my hair...it just migrated to different parts of my body.
which are mainly to balls, around cock and don`t forget ass
I was going bald. I was always wary of it but noticed how bad it was at 27. Had to fight with my doctors to get the medication I’m on. I’m not going bald. Men, do this:
Finasteride pill, once a day in the morning
Minoxidil once a day in the evening.
Finasteride stops the hair falling out; minoxidil encourages hair growth.
I turned 28 in February, and after a year of treatment, my hair is thick and healthy again. Ask a dermatologist to prescribe both medications, and thank us later.
Mouthpiece thank you later? Enjoy the sides lol. Finax causes elevated estrogen levels and minox causes premature aging of skin.
Cameron I can do that too, bro. The odds of getting ED are one in about 200, according to my dermatologist.
Why the hell do you care so much? Being bald doesn't stop most men from getting what they want. Taking a hair growth supplement just reveals your lack of self confidence.
I like the topic and level of research. Great work.
Thanks Manick N
Lol, overwashing your hair causing it to be oily is not a myth. I used to wash my hair daily, and whenever I stopped for (even just a day) it became disgustingly greasy. One summer, I decided to bite the bullet and see if I can extend the time in between washes. At first my hair was an absolute oily mess, but over months it readjusted. Now I wash my hair about once every 3-4 days, and it's still nowhere as greasy as when I used to wash it daily.
It s crazy to think that we sent men to the moon in 1979 and till date no cure for baldness,humanity sux
agreed, it's ridiculous
1969
dont think they ever went to the moon..
This was recommended to me, how does the internet know I am losing my hair???????
They know much more
Fr though i even get ads for hair transplants lmao.
As a licensed Master Barber - I find it VERY troubling that this video only touched on barely 10 seconds of diet information at the very END of the video. This should have been one of the main topics of the video. Some great points were made, but diet is key. Input = output.
Eh, well recently I've been to skid row in downtown LA, saw lots of people who clearly were in the streets for a while (dirty, disheveled and unkempt, unfortunately). with full head of hair like no other. thick and plentiful. It is safe to assume that drug use plus a poor diet was at play. You can't get the best nutrition living and panhandling in the streets. It is mostly genetic and it is why it is emphasized. These were more about debunking myths we've all heard before. But I agree it should be giving more mention. It is mostly about genes than food as diets vary throughout the world.
Finasteride will keep ur hair. It blocks 70% of DHT. I was losing a lot of hair 2 years a go and i was thinking the same as a lot of the comments here. But afterall finasteride helped me a lot getting my hair back im good shape. And nowadays i cant even remember that i was going bald before.
@@adamcompean9385 Thanks for the info
Laughs in great hair genes
@@juliuswalsetveit329 ja ok, vi vil se.
The solution is TO GIVE NO FUCKS ABOUT HAIR LOSS.
Lol
It's not easy, especially at a young age. I won't give a shit about my hair when I'm 60, but now? FUCK NO!
Claire Redfield who cares bro just wear hat
@@princeicio same, im only 26. I hate it with a passion and think about it 24/7. Im afraid my friends will notice so I dont look at them straight foward to long, hair loss is a curse
@@pittykitty6503 Sorry man, I've been stressed out for 2 years and now I'm dealing with hair loss. I'm pretty sure that's what got me. Fuck you, stress!
What other topics would you like us to cover in our upcoming videos?
How big is the universe
Why do we get wrinkles and old skin?
why women logic is so unlogical
How to improve one daily life and psychologie around that
@Kaoutar Kooki Can you explain a little further what you mean, it sounds intriguing?
The real problem starts with society and our culture acting like this natural and common trait is shameful.
Well, it is not shameful but its funny nonetheless, depending on how one are balding.
It's not that society thinks baldness is shameful, it's that people who it happens to find it undesirable and would have hair if they could.
@@silvershadow7655 nah there's plenty of guys happily bald
@@pepehimovic3135 but most bald men are not bald by choice... They were receding so they shaved it. Look at the comments.
the real problem is bald men are creating offspring they need to stop doing it so there will be less bald DNA
I noticed some thinning in the front right side of my scalp and a bit in the middle. I think mine was due to a combination of stress, buildup of dandruff and only getting 70% of my daily iron. So I keep my stress low, take an iron supplement and shower everyday rather than every other day. I do see some improvement after a couple months. I’ll see what results I get in a few more months.
Hair loss occurs due to the change of the skull shape. When skull shape changes, the capillaries tear.
Any before and after?
i was told by not only my family and school but even my hairdressers/barbers that washing hair every day is not a good idea and only a few times per week is preferable... my life is literally a lie
I'm washing my hair 2 - 3x a day to wash up the sebum which literally the carrier of DHT causing baldness. My hair looks healthier and fuller😂
@@puringripungtv4996 how it goin
You go bald if you do 100 pushups, 100 situps, 100 squats and 10km running every single day for 3 years
It's a One Punch Man reference fellas
😂💀 i like this
What the hell you talking about? There alot of athletes and bodybuilders who don't go bald
@@princeicio it's a reference from a popular show.
I would like my armpit hair, pubic hair and nipple hair all fall out and never grow back.
My hair is like my girlfriend. It doesnt exist.
What Causes My Hair Loss : 0:10
Watching people typing something on the search bar, and then using mouse to click the search button, instead of just press enter.
🤣
Guys losing hair ain't no joke..I am almost 40, start losing hair, like not bad bad but it was noticeable cause my family will tell me, when on you tube to look for any natural treatment cause I didnt want it to spend money on commercial treatments, I try alpha vera which it's really good for your hair to look good but doesnt make it grow, anyhow..after watching so many youtube videos I try this one which states not to used shampoo ever or I could say do rinse your hair as you take a shower but dont use any type of shampoo ...well I've been doing it for the last 2 months, I still loss hair but the usuall i guess you can say, but the part where it was so noticeable its growing and its growing thicker which I am surprised..I thinks stress has lots to do with losing hair, my nephew it's only 28 and he start having the same issue, he was using (hims treatment) but told me he stopped cause some second effects so I told him 2 weeks ago about what I start doing and he called me yesterday saying that he can already notice hes hair not falling much and that he can see some parts of his scalp are growing ...now listen I am not telling you to do that, this is my personal experience but if you like to try it and which is the best part(its natural and dont have to spend any money on anything) you should do it, try it for a month by not using shampoo or anything but water and you will see the changes, I really hope this helps anyone that is going through hair loss.
I'm planning on growing out my butt hair for a combover effect.
ladies love the dingle berry comb over.
I got ear hair to cover my baldy head👂👂👴👍
DHT does not dictate muscle mass. Not even a tiny bit. It is purely a androgenic hormone, zero anabolic. Testosterone gives you the muscle.
High 5ar-enzymes or DHT is not an indicator for hairloss. It is purely genetic, which is why some bodybuilders can use steroids for decades and still have hair
finasteride lasts more than 16 hours. finasteride has a much much longer half life in tissue, and once it is bound to the enzyme, it will stay there until the enzyme dies. Meaning you could use 5mg finasteride once a week and have the same effect as a once daily dose. In fact, 0.1mg of finasteride per day is as effective as 5mg per day
but that's not for hairlines, just the top of the head right?
@@mcrettable what is ?
JOHAN LIEBERT yeah
Couldn’t have said it better
Nobody in my family is/was bald besides my grandmas father on my mothers side. He passed his bald genes to me :(.
My dad's side of family all have pretty much a full head of hair, and are all under 6' tall. The men on my mom's side however, all started balding in their teens, and are all over 6' tall. So my options were tall and bald, or short with hair. I got the tall and bald. Thanks alot Mom.
Short with thick hair Is better than tall and bald lol hahaha😂
I am 5'8 with thick hair lol
Personally I'd prefer the tall and bald. And unless you're sitting down, no one can see the top of your head anyways ;p
Short and bald lol😅
@@kailashbazala2800 Sounds awful. lol
@@lifeisoverated81 i am not bald but my grandpa is bald so will i
Its nothing to do with DHT, its because of a hormone called 'prolactin'. The reason why Finasteride halts baldness is because it also raises your progesterone levels which lowers prolactin. The downside to Finasteride is the lowering of your DHT levels. Check out the series on youtube 'The male pattern baldness myth'. There are others things you can do to lower prolactin.
Nothing to do with DHT my ass. When I tried a supplement Butea Superba which increases your DHT through the roof my hair within the first week started shedding like crazy and I didn't have sensitive nipple high prolactin shit.
It's opposite actually. Progesterone increases prolactin levels. Do your own research.
@@lane6136 Seedy's right, you should watch the series the male pattern baldness myth. It debunks the Genetic-Androgen Hypothesis.
We can treat all kind of problems but cant treat baldness... come on
Because it only happens to men
HakuChan Yuuki it’s happens to women to
because money
My father has a gnarly comb-over and my mom's father was completely hairless. I've suffered thinning hair for years but have started taking collagen, minimizing stress and trying to naturally boost testosterone. I'm starting to see results
Take finasteride. you might be able to hold on to most of your hair. Don't delay it because once you lose it. it's harder to grow them back. The risk is minimal, and if you're in the 1% that do experience the side effects. you can just stop taking them. Trust me, don't delay it. You can buy generic finasteride for a fraction of the price (not propecia). I took them too late. so even though i managed stop the receding line and keep most of my hair. I wished i took it 4 years earlier.
Don't both of them share the same side effects tho?
Completely agree with you man. I wish someone had told me about it sooner. I find topical finasteride to be more effective than propecia but all have a good effect.
The side effects are permanent and im speaking from experience. Fuck finasteride and propecia, that drug is made from hell.
@@jamesattenbourgh What topical creams do you use?
@@adrians.5097 i use a topical version of finasteride combined with minoxidil. You can either make it yourself or source it from an external company. I’m in the UK so I use a company called freshman. But it’s expensive tbh.Other than that I’m not on anything else. I was a bad diffuse thinning Norwood 3 tending to Norwood 4. After about a year I’m now nearing a decent Norwood 3, I’ve nearly regrown all of the hair back at the crown of my head, it’s really effective there. With the front it’s clear I’m still balding but it’s a lot better. The main thing is now at least I’m maintaining my hair. Maintaining your hair is the best you can hope for really which is why I’d recommend starting as early as possible. I’d say start with finasteride. If your hair loss is still bad then introduce minoxidil. If after that it’s still bad use a topical formulation. Space each months apart to see results. Finasteride I think is far more effective and most people don’t even need minoxidil till later on in life unless your hair loss is really bad. :)
ALOT of people travel to Turkey to get hair-transplant. The prices is less that 50% of other places. I met like at least 50 at the airport when traveling to Athens in February.
0:07 damn, that's scary as hell. Imagine looking back of your head with mirror then realize that crap...
Better than thinning, at least you can hide a bald spot if you're frontal hairline is still normal.
IMO balding at the back of the head is better. Hats hide it, if you're tall people don't see it as much, losing the front sucks because you just end up with a massive forehead.
You just took 21 minutes of our lives to tell us if we’re losing hair we’re screwed.
Billy Martin ofc we are screwed because we’re still under 30s
@@mohammadhedeki6834 Shit man, Shit
Male lion : thick mane
Male birds : beautiful feathers
Male humans : bald heads
Why nature?! Why?!
Toxic food, air, water, etc.
male humans: cool beards but whe shave them off lol
@@javierbardenm5490 not all can grow nice thick beards unfortunately
Started losing my hair during college so I just simply decided to go bald with some studs. And everything worked out for the better
Same situation but I hate being bald so much, I'm planning on getting a hair transplant.
@@saljpal3 I’m 20 and my hairline has receded at the temples by around 1.5 inches, I’ll probably get a hair transplant too in a few years.
Started losing my hair at 23 but held on to it till I was 25 😅 i was indenial and started to find ways to make my hair look less thin but my family and mostly my guy friends would make fun of me until i finally shaved it off then grew a beard. But the most unbelievable thing happened. I became more confident and women found me more attractive especially cause i started working out.
Kinda sad that your family and friends would make fun
only because you worked out?
Don't let people get to you. That's bad that they make fun of you :(
lmao i know your family would roast you the most
Long video, but worth it ! Thanks for sharing !
Thanks for watching!
I am 70 years old and i still have a head full of hair!And so have my brothers.So its clear that it is a genetic problem by others than our family.Because my father had still hair when he died and so my mother..
oh no my grandfather and father hair recede :'( i love my hair dam!!
Can't say that mine. Im balding now at 35, my dad git full of hair and he's reaching 80.
I'm bald, still doesn't make sense why it only affects the top on your scalp and not your face or other areas. Eye brows, if humans used to have hair all over like apes then perhaps this is just evolution in the future we will all be bald.
Andezy we likely all will, as it seems that it is a recessive genetic
It does though....I have no eyebrows or eyelashes....LMFAO
Hydration also plays a strong role.
How?
"Luckily, in 2018, a study by Dr Hawkshaw may have finally gotten to the root of the problem."
I see what you did there, and I approve.
I’m always amazed how we can send men into outer space and unmanned vehicles to run on mars and yet we can seem to solve riddles that cause cancer, baldness and teeth loss and cure them. Btw I wash my hair with water and rarely use shampoo and guess what I have great hair into my 50’s whereas my co workers and other family members are balding. I therefore don’t recommend using shampoo everyday since I believe too many harsh detergents are in many products. Look at PABA which has been in sunscreen for years and now the FDA is discovering it may not be helpful. All these things come out years later
Well that's because it's all genetic's, and every time scientist start messing with genetic's everyone screams "NO YOU'RE PLAYING GOD!" and whatever they were using for their research gets shut down or banned. Cancer isn't some foreign invasive disease it's literally the body experiencing a software error and writing bad code. So if we want to cure cancer we have to play God and get into the DNA, and start changing it.
Plus what scientist to trust is tricky. For example once upon a time everyone cooked with lard and butter it makes food taste great...it's full of fat because well it is fat. So they started pushing margarine, and other butter substitutes. Years later hey guess what that stuff is terrible for you...and Lard? The fat in lard is good healthy fat that your body needs. Moral of the story...if it came out of a lab it's probably got some negative long term effects.
I had a school teacher once who had THE most full beautiful long hair a woman could possibly have. Her secret? Horse manure...yep she washed her hair with some kind of homebrew horse manure concoction.
Solving baldness can be done in two ways: studying the scalp and individual hairs - the way science does it today, promoting hair transplant or shutting down DHT production via drugs. (which is only temporary, costs money and has side effects: case&point theres a gamer called Reckful who is known for his fast reactions in game, best rogue in WOW, 290 words-per-minute , chill, noBS tyep of guy. He was balding so he attempted to take DHT-inhibitors. In a matter of weeks we turned from what he was to very bad a reaction-time (delayed), and turned very melodramatic, apologizing, crying for no reason, 3-5 times a week.) (th-cam.com/video/Gx7l2oycZGA/w-d-xo.html)
Heres reading into nervous system, fight-response and its chemical activator/catalysts (adrenaline and DHT):
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sympathetic_nervous_system
The sympathetic nervous system is described as being antagonistic to
the parasympathetic nervous system which stimulates the body to "feed
and breed" and to (then) "rest-and-digest".
The sympathetic nervous system plays its function in preparing the whole body for action, maintaining homeostasis (constant temp overall), constriction effect used in waking up, in muscle activation, heart-rate incrs., dilating blood vessels and lung capacity. Blocking digestive, kidney and bladder function. Its in contrast with the parasympathetic which promotes digestion, rest, growth and individual organ function. The nerve-activating catalyst for sympathetic response/fight-flight is done via adrenaline or DHT. The activation of parasympathetic dilatate, relax, rest and digest auto-response is done via acetylcholine (ammonia and acetic acid)
The other way to go around DHT is to understand its function in the body and what does it react to.
DHT plays a role in the fight-or-flight mechanism activated in cases of danger-situations, when fast reaction is needed, saving lives, fast decisions. but also in keeping erections and making erections possible.
Because of this I believe DHT to be very volatile, very quick to combust and build pressure, which means it reacts to HEAT, heated environments. A male body is said to be at its most optimal at about 22Celsius, else they get more agressive/ impulsive/ VOLATILE. This is exacerbated by improper clothing societal standards which see men as wearing tight clothing, air-flow restricting pants, which negate the reason why male testicles are situated outside of the body. (to evaporate heat and humidity)
Here's a study done on teaching environments for different sexes, includes a paragraph on temperature and its effects on boys and the chemical composition involved.: boysadrift.com/ed_horizons.pdf
We can look at cultures where men used to wear mainly robes (arabs) or kilts (scotts), do they have more hair on their heads? I believe it is the case. Although arabs do tend to live in hotter climates, which negates point.
Most of the time, us in the western pants-only don't notice that our testicles are kept somtimes at >30-40C, which NEGATES the function or reason why we have the OUTSIDE of the body in the first place; they should be far below average body temp, not sitting around 40C turning the chemicals involved around adrenal/prostate and gonads volatile rather fast, especially when sweating involvedin a closed environment. The upper legs are highly vascularized esp on the inner portion where major blood vessels and femur aeorta are situated.
So there are two ways to keep DHT production in check:
Voluntarily, through mental choices: avoid stress, dangerous situations, avoid feeling emotios like despair, fear, hopelessness. (I KNOW, nigh impossible and UNPRACTICAL)
Involuntarily, at an environment level: make sure that your body is properly ventilated (by body I mostly mean the upper thigh/groin region), make sure you're not doing any heavy work in an anaerobic (low-oxygen heated) envirnoment. (hot climates have less oxygen per square meter than colder regions)
Respect the body homeostasis, don't keep one part of the body covered, pressurized at 40C while the other is exposed at 10C, the difference in temps can only get more accentuated, Instead try covering everything equally, so its sits at an average 22C.(if male, 26.5 if female)
DHT and male susceptability to heat (22C optimal environent, turning lethargic/unfocused and eventually aggressive at higher temps) boysadrift.com/ed_horizons.pdf
Human beings have been able to reach millions of light years in space and discover billions of planets and land on the surface of Mars, but they cannot find a solution to baldness👌🏻
Bro!?
Stop having kids if you are bald?
we have a solution to baldness.You just need money.
@@justinp1780 Everything needs money.
Justin Pampe
If you mean hair transplantation, it is a final solution when the hair falls out, but we need an easy treatment that stops hair loss and returns the falling hair in its natural state without the need for surgery.
Balding is just brutal. No sugar coating it.
'NO SUGAR COATING' !! This line gave too much exact dimension to the condtion. Means you can't prevent it.
Yes, but it is such a common issue that you shouldn't feel like all eyes are on you. It affects almost 100 percent of men from certain parts of the world to varying degrees. Even men with full sets of hair still has thinner hair at the crown but you just can't see it as easily if their hair is somewhat long.
@@ivanasukjadic1423 I know you're trying to help, but this is like saying "don't focus on the knife twisting into your back, everyone goes through it, so it's not a big deal."
Thank you for doing this. As with anything that people can feel insecure about, 95% of the hair loss information out there is designed to prey on the weak rather than to inform.
Thank you for watching
I myself currently also suffering the Thinning Hair lost during my late 30s. My top is already 45% bald 😒
Skip the first 6 minute to see what you clicked for. THE "CAUSES"
Thank you!
This video is all old information. Recent information focuses more on scalp fibrosis and calcification with a long-term adjustment method of detumescence. I was 100% MPB for a few years before finding this treatment, and am now back to 20% normal hair and 40% of the wispy hair. It's a lot of work over a long period of time, but it's as cheap as anyone could ask for.
Ty Barnes What treatment, specifcally?
Yea please tell
It's called detumescence therapy, which is daily targeted massage. Google scalp fibrosis to find various sources of info on it. I paid for the ebook from a site named perfect hair health. $50, but definitely no regrets because the technique used in the massage is as important as doing it at all, and that dude lays it out really well, and has a demo video.
Yeah man, i reversed my thinning/ balding with dethumescence therapy too. Sometimes after two days of break and not massaging/pinch my scalp, i was using warm water and was scraching my dead skin from the scalp with my nails. This process accelerated my hair regrowth.
DT is the Best thing in the world that saved my hair and my confidence, along with no porn and no masturbation.
And imagine this. All of these things are for free and they will change your life.
Best video on baldness on TH-cam
This fucking baldness thing is starting to get on my last nerve. Everybody here is complaiming about having a father or a grandfather with full head of hair, yet they're losing their hair! wtf??
Diet and environment plays a huge role
Most guys of this generation are addicted to junk food and mastrurbation which ultimately results in hairloss
Pollution also plays a huge role in baldness
@Southside Playa Agreed.
@@57-shaiqueahmad58 Did you even watch the video? Sex and high testosterone doesn't=baldness. Masturbation is just like sex but you're pleasuring yourself.
@Southside Playa it's not the same, sex makes your body release happy hormones something like that and it doesn't happen with masturbation
Why TF is this a premier? It's like "want to know the answer to life's biggest question, male pattern baldness? Stayed tuned to find out". I'm not gonna watch this tommorow cause it's not interesting enough to keep my attention until tommorow, I have other stuff to do other than remember to watch a video on why men go bald.
The great thing about a premier is that you can take park in the Live Chat and tag your thoughts and discuss with others 'Live'. We hope you take the time to come back, but understand if it's not your thing and you have other things going on. We appreciate your interest either way.
otherwise this would've gone up at the same time anyway. only difference now is that people can chat about the video before the premiere is being converted to a video. it's not that they delay the upload schedule just for the premiere
I don't have a bald spot ,I have an anti-"man bun"
My grandad started balding in his 20’s, my dad in his 30’s. I was fortunate. I didn’t start losing hair until my late 40’s. I didn’t wait, I started using Rogaine and it stopped it from falling out. I’m 53 now and have just the slight thinning at the crown which hasn’t gotten any worse since I started using it. Of course I’m going to have to use the Rogaine indefinitely.
my moms grandfather had a full head of hair until he had passed away...im 23 and bald lmao damn it
I feel you bro!
I guess it can skip a generation in that sense too
My Finasteride/Regaine / hairloss story
I took Finasteride for over 13 months and regaine for over 12 months. I found that taking both (after about 6-9 months) had stopped my hairloss almost completely, It had reduced the speed of my hairloss by about 95% by what it seemed to me. After 13 months of Finasteride, I stopped taking it for just over 2 months but still continue my daily regaine minoxidil and now my hair loss has continued rapidly and my hair as been falling out almost 250% faster than before. Prehaps its because I stopped taking it and now it's deciding to catch up to where it should have been before I took it? Anyway I stopped taking it before I had a side effect (at least I thought I did) where I just could not lose any weight. Apperently being on a massive healthy diet and working out for an hour and a half 6 days per week and being super active made you barely lose weight, and sometimes even gain weight. Yeah that was definitely not a good sign so I stopped taking it, now 2 months later after only working out and not dieting, I'm losing weight 3-4x faster.
Yes Finasteride may help you keep whats left of your hair or if not maybe at least slow it down a lot but you have to consider whats more important to you or how you wish to go about it. For me the only two things I wanted was my hair back and to lose weight, I obviously couldn't have both so I made a choice to try and slow my hair loss in other ways (e.g. regaine) and lose weight as I should or gain weight and maintain my hair but at a HUGE cost. Now thats just a standard side effect in my opinion, you could have worse,. or be lucky with none. You got to consider the risks and what you think is best.
Overview:
Finasteride - Take this if you want to maintain your hair but consider the possible side effects as some may remain PERMANENT even after stopping the drug (not 100% sure on this though)
Regaine - Can't say if its doing anything or if it has done. Prehaps slowing it down?
Which are the side effects of finasteride?
@@mrstxx2048 There are loads of possible side effects. Id recommend reading up on it on NHS
@@Divide21 Ok, ty for the answer, busy now with exams but will try to find info, seems the only way to realiable maintain the hair.
I literally went bald in my teens, by 19 I was completely old man bald. Never cared.
Nowadays it doesn't matter. It sucked in the "big hair" '80s, I assure you.