The roots of hair loss run deep: It’s linked to hormonal balance, immune response, stem cell signaling, and now, according to new research from University of California, Los Angeles — metabolism.
The study, published in Nature Cell Biology, finds that the metabolism in the stem cells embedded in hair follicles is different from surrounding cells. When they tinkered with that metabolic pathway in mice, they could either halt hair growth — or make it proliferate. The UCLA researchers are now testing out a duo of drugs to try and prompt that hair to grow.
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I have hair loss problem since my age 21, now my age is 45 i have tiny hairs on my frontal head is there any solvation other than trasplantation please madam
I’ve tried for years to promote new hair growth I can’t keep a relationship because of my hair l9ss. I have no confidence and it’s ruining my life ??xx
I shaved my head 25 years ago and wish I had done it sooner, stop trying to regrow, go smooth!
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Take Finasteride at 1.25 or higher on monday and thursday.
Basicly kills DHT receptor in the scalp that causes hair loss, it grows back after 5-7 days.
So this means don’t need to lower your DHT ever day causing Libido issues and everything else that comes with taking finasteride.
Wish I knew this earlier, it does work, i shit you not. I had to see hair specialist, basicly what do when they give you a transplant on top, they need to stop the hair loss before they can do surgery.