a cure for hairloss

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Originally Posted by NVSemin

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Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al

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Originally Posted by NVSemin

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Originally Posted by walrus

I was watching the news and it was reported scientist have finally been able to clone human hair follicles and grow them in the lab setting. They have been doing this successfully with rats for sometime but it is now viable for human follicles. I'm not bald yet but my hairline is in recession. In about ten years I might look like Jack Nicolson. I have a lot of scars on my head as I went head first through a car window a number of years ago so I have always been scared of baldness. The Doctors reported New techniques could be available in three years time. I'm all in.

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Holy communion, annointing oil and ... Jesus

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:lol:
I had no idea that there are no bald Christian believers.

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it is called restoration. The hairs in bold places are growing again

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I realize fully the material limits the compressing down through many dimensions then forming into a material density each of us as a spirit has on us descending into 3d flesh.
But when you think of Lords and all the miracles there; someone once rightly said: "There are wheel chairs and crutches left all over the place but you never see any prosthetic limbs in the pile."

Baldness was something I always worried about when growing up, but approaching middle age, my hair is as strong and intact as ever. It's a fantastic head of hair and I think I am destined to never lose it. If there is one thing that should be on my CV, it is a note or two on the thick vibrancy of my hair.

altrought there are such an inventions in science, there is also great working natural ways to regrow your hair, or atlieast stoping it from getting worse, you can check this site hairtherapyblog.wordpress.com there are written about how stop hair loss naturaly and are link to products which works miraclessly well

You can buy supplements from seaweed which are suppose to promote hair growth.

I had a receding hair line in high-school. Just a bit. All my friends told me I'd be bald by 25. They are all bald and I presently have a full head of hair similar to Robert Plant circa 1975 but carved. I'm going to grow a beard this winter. I already have one but Moses like.

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Originally Posted by valdis30

altrought there are such an inventions in science, there is also great working natural ways to regrow your hair, or atlieast stoping it from getting worse, you can check this site hairtherapyblog.wordpress.com there are written about how stop hair loss naturaly and are link to products which works miraclessly well

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Ok! So if you have tried this out and claim it works; save me the trouble and cost please: Other than olive oil rubbed in for five days overnight, whats the other product to use?

Sardines and chips. It won't make your hair grow but nobody will be able to tell that you are receding with a seagull on your head.

Wear a hat

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I don't know why but I too are dreading going bald, I thought I started receding circa aged 22. My girlfriend at the time said we needed to get married ASAP as she didn't want her husband to be bald in her wedding pics. I came to the conclusion I was losing my hair as I practically lived in a baseball cap in and out of work. I stopped wearing a cap and swear I never lost another hair for 10 more years. I always got a little kick outta seeing my now ex girlfriend with a chap who's bald as a coot and I still have all my hair. She never married him either.

Now, at nearly 34 years of age I believe the onset off baldness has started again. A can of Regaine is on my Xmas list as I have been told by a couple lads I know it def slows the process down. I know a lot of people will roll their eyes at this but as soon as I feel it needs doing I will pay fair hair relocation surgery - a la Wayne Rooney.

Fuck it, you only live once and if it affects your confidence in some way then I can't see why you shouldn't have it done. For the record I'm not the least bit vain, I guess losing hair for a man is like gaining weight for a woman.

My dad never wore a hat for the same belief. He is 80 something with a full head of hair just thinning now a touch but hes beyond caring.