Not that I care one way or the other. But does it matter if a grown man is bald or not if he's healthy?
Discussion
Balding is often a sign of being unhealthy, though.
Yup, that is fair. But in the above example the person seems to be in a good physical condition. That is not to say he cannot be unhealthy. But the chances are lower than in someone who does not at least look weak/fat.
Yes, you're right. The chances are definitely lower. But there are plenty of people that have great physiques and terrible insides.
Balding is a symptom of metabolic distress.
Does reversing metabolic distress usually reverse balding? Or is it not that simple?
Changing lifestyle away from cortisol (stress) and toward thyroid (energy) can halt the progression of balding.
There are many cutting edge neutraceuticals and peptides which can reverse the damage, although this field is nascent.
A good product to start with that can restore metabolic tone to the scalp: https://trybloo.com/
The Bloo scalp soak plus these Fountainhead shampoo, conditoner, and overnight rosemary oil are the products I would recommend.
Then just get sun on your scalp every day. A 1mm derma roller + nostr:nprofile1qqswwmg86h9hzy0dq9gzecz2hre35p90w8djp2nqw5hf32tanl0n9pgpr3mhxue69uhkymmnw3ezucnfw33k76tww3ux76m09e3k7mgprfmhxue69uhkummnw3ezuum9vd6xjmmww3mk7tn0wfns7nda96red light can enhance even further.
It's all about restoring metabolic tone in the body and the scalp, allowing for recovery and new hair growth.
Good stuff, thanks
Once you've laid that foundation, you can layer on peptide products.
I think Mirror Skin's copper peptides and Lockstar's hair growth superserum are probably the category leaders ATM.
The mention above that got borked was for nostr:nprofile1qqswwmg86h9hzy0dq9gzecz2hre35p90w8djp2nqw5hf32tanl0n9pgpr3mhxue69uhkymmnw3ezucnfw33k76tww3ux76m09e3k7mgprfmhxue69uhkummnw3ezuum9vd6xjmmww3mk7tn0wfns7nda96 red light.
No worries, I figured that you were linking to Chroma 👍
Thanks again for the info.
FWIW I don't think it "matters" if a guy goes bald or not, but to the extent that hair might have a role in nnEMF management and also is a great indicator of metavolic problems, I think it makes sense to preserve it.
Agreed. Seems like one helpful way of measuring metabolic health/ progress in reducing metabolic stress.
Similarly I think folks jumping on the fake teeth trend are eliminating one of the most vital and obvious signals got monitoring health.
Same with women painting nails.
Hair, mouth, sclera, nails, ear lobes, body temp... Lots of ways to monitor health.