What causes the pattern? (Male Pattern Baldness Explained)
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Without mentioning Arao-Perkins bodies the story is incomplete ... you can do better.
In fact massage only increases fifbrosis / collagen sintesis -
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thankfully you can get a growband for 20 dollars
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@wester130 Where from?
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I'm ready to go down the tight galea rabbit hole, but I'm not putting an electrical device on my head, and I'm not injecting botox.
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I was reminded by one of those threads you link, of the idea that standing on one's head seems to be closely linked to massage and the tight galea theory. I am objective and open minded when it comes to any theory for hair loss, so I'm not a naysayer or against this theory, but I'm not certain it's a one-size-fits-all. I shared this on RPF, some years back, but my father who practiced yoga, did head stands for years, decades — 30+ years, and it did zero for his hair loss. As I've mentioned, I don't bring this up to be combative against this theory, but to offer a real-world, anecdotal experience to show that for some it may be more complicated.
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@Mossy headstands are not the same as massage
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@wester130 said in What causes the pattern? (Male Pattern Baldness Explained):
@Mossy headstands are not the same as massage
Ok, I can see that, there's a clear difference between the two. I had just assumed they were both used by some to fight against tight galea. Maybe the head stands are just for blood flow.
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@Mossy said in What causes the pattern? (Male Pattern Baldness Explained):
Ok, I can see that, there's a clear difference between the two. I had just assumed they were both used by some to fight against tight galea. Maybe the head stands are just for blood flow.
A general decompression of the body..
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@Samyo That makes sense. I do get that sensation when I do head stands or shoulder stands.
