@CO3 what exactly are you on about? Lmfao

Hugely overlooked when it comes to hair loss is the structural aspect. The blood and nutrients need to actually be delivered and directed away from the place again. Notice how the top of your head is literally the last place your blood is going to reach if problems arise.

What's your current diet and supplement stack like? And how is your posture?

They have to prove that you actually ordered it

Check out mskneurology.com - he might have nerve entrapment/irritation in multiple places affecting the ANS.
Check for winging scapula also. Could indicate TOS or something else.

But surely, something is probably also causing nerve swelling/irritation because of his diet/environment. Make sure he's not sleeping next to a wall where anything is charging or powering on a lamp/whatever. Moving his bed might also help. You could eventually see where a pet might prefer to sleep and move his bed there. Is what I'd do before investing in expensive equipment to find out.

I dont agree that he should stop all exercise, but should prob stick to walks for a while and then add some weight lifting eventually.

You guys realize adrenochrome is prob super toxic, right?

' However, uric acid can catalyze the
oxidation of epinephrine (...), and if
this leads to elevated adrenochrome levels, it
might interfere with cytoplasmic gel structure by acting on glutathione (...)'

'¨The electronic aspect of the cell's energy charge
suggests that cysteine or reduced glutathione
might be desirable, especially if there is evidence
that glutathione is being destroyed by something
like adrenochrome. (Sulphydryl blocking can
impair glycolysis, as can a niacin deficiency.) The
theory of donor-acceptor interaction might
eventually lead to a specific understanding of the
"electronic leak" and how best to intervene,
though it might not be such a discrete problem as
some theorists have hoped.'

Quote from none other than the man himself. He wrote this back in 1975:

http://orthomolecular.org/library/jom/1975/pdf/1975-v04n03-p189.pdf

@deliciousowl things about it is, only one metabolite is measured on a D test. It's a steroid with multiple metabolites with varying degrees of solubility. Until you look for every other metabolite in both blood and organs, you cannot really conclude yourself to be having an actual deficiency.
If you really believe you need E, I would rather just stick with olive oil. Ray wrote about the benefits of oleic acid too.

Sounds like re-peat. Which is really what most have been doing. Just ray-peating everything he said.

Names matter. Literally. It’s part of the key to understanding our reality.

Estrogen isn’t inherently bad. Need it at the right place, at the right time, in the right context.

You are probably looking at an estrogen clearance problem. The body using up its resources clearing out the aspirin.
Also eliminate as many plastics as possible.

Would take break from all sups, really. If a sup doesn’t do anything with one or two doses, you most likely don’t need it. Something else messing with the cell environment.