I hate bringing this guy up, not a fan of his antics but does Andrew Tate have hair? A man can either be handy or handsome and I know which one I would rather be.
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How do you frequently assess the effect on hair loss of your stack?
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trtbuilder
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Andrew tate is a moron but he looks good with a shaved head. Many people dont.
Boka
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It's not how it works.
narta
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Oh yes that is how it works. Genetics are the top contributor to your biology like it or not.
Boka
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Yes if you get that gene. But you can get fathers gene for hair and have for example perfect hairline unlike mothers father who was bald by age of 25.
Ghoul
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My favorite theory about how this crap gene got inserted into human DNA is because, as you can see in primates today, one privilege of alpha males is that females groom them by sitting behind and picking at their heads. Lots of this female attention eventually creates a bald spot, which is a visible sign of alpha status affording more mating opportunities.
When the male pattern balding mutation appeared in some primate human ancestor, his balding got taken for alpha status, a useful trait, and his many balding offspring spread it far and wide.
When the male pattern balding mutation appeared in some primate human ancestor, his balding got taken for alpha status, a useful trait, and his many balding offspring spread it far and wide.
4Drago
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I wake up every morning, look in the mirror, and say Dam look at that sexy bald ass motherfer. That probably didn't help but I love being bald.
LOL nice one! Man, for me personally worst thing about going bald is the need for shaving every couple days, otherwise you'll look like a old man. If only was a way of going full bald once and for all.
Boka
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Laser?
No way dude, they'll keep coming until at least you go off drugs. This is something i always was curious about, i haven't seen one pro bodybuilder that does laser, at any area in his body. They're forced to shave arms, legs, back, chest etc.. i'm guessing if you keep slamming androgens then body hair won't stop growing. Unless there's another explanation i'm not aware off.
Boka
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I Thought that laser burn folicules or smt like that...
4Drago
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Ya I'd love something like electrolysis for the sides of my head.
No but he have a lot of money…
Ghoul
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I started Minoxidil and copper peptide topical with a derma roller weeks before I started trt just as a preventative My hair has actually gotten thicker. I have always had thinner hair but not receding. All my brothers lost all their hair by age 22, so ive tried my best to mitigate any loss. 300 test cyp and 50mg anavar currently and its still looking good and thicker than last year. I think it works
Ghoul
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Thousands of high quality scientific studies over many decades unquestionably link DHT to hair follicle damage. Minoxidil is great way to invigorate follicles to be more productive, as does the massaging provided by the dermatology, but those are only bandaids allowing damaged follicles to work a little better, and a little longer, before miniaturization via the loss of follicle stem cells causes the hair shaft to disappear forever.
The industry serving male pattern balding sufferers is worth billions a year. The odds of stumbling across a "solution" that doesn't directly deal with DHT is nil.
You just can't see the ongoing damage.
gainslol
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The drugs won't affect this for the most part because laser destroys the entire follicle.
You basically just have like 8 or 9 sessions by laser, which takes care of the majority (for some people that's like 99%). If you still have hairs that bother you, then you remove those with a few sessions of electrolysis. Sometimes that's as little as one session.
But you have to do it in that order because electrolysis is literally hair by hair, one at a time. They poke something in the follicle and zap it.
They have deals on groupon for both treatments, makes it pretty affordable.
That's pretty good news then! I must search about it because I'm interested, mostly for my back since I can't do it myself and always have my gf shaving me.
So what might be the explanation then for the pros who don't do laser and most of them use the one blade to shave their bodies? If this is doable and they already spend in a year 50-100K for their aspirations, what's the reason to spend 1-2 hours a week to fill a bucket of hair? Honest curiosity.
Ghoul
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Laser is less reliable than electrolysis. Both are HUGELY time consuming and individual dormant hair follicles can jump into production with age (think old man nose / ear hairs). Something to do with androgen exposure eventually causing them to start making hair. So I'm gonna guess it's a lot of "why bother it'll never be perfect and will require shaving no matter what". There's a hair follicle in every pore we have.
