For some people it actually is genetic for them to loose hair before 30
Originally Posted by RustyShackleford
Toco-8, taken with 10 grams of sesame seeds eaeryday= !@##%%+ crazy hair growth, real talk my hair grows twice as fast
Good news then, mom's side all have full heads of hair.Originally Posted by Coolidge Effect
Originally Posted by wanksta23
starting to look like Lebron...well, not AS bad
I'm hoping its just the shampoo and conditioner I've been using. (did some research to find out H&S can cause hair loss)
but man, this is really stressing me out, going to make an appt this week and see what the real cause of it....im hoping i can treat it and its not genetic considering my moms side of the men have hardly any hair but my dads side all in their 60+ have a full set of hair still
anyone else experience hair loss at a young age? what are you guys to prevent it? any GOOD shampoos out there you guys are using?
sorry brah, but baldness is genetically related to only your mom. So, if on your mom's family has bald men, then you better go hat shopping.
Nah brah it's a form of Vitamin E, extracted from palm fruit. Stuff is 100% safe. Take is with sesame seeds because it helps with absorption. LINK
I wouldn't say tocepherol is 100% safe...recent studies show that a high dosage of vitamin E and D are linked to certain cancers...I mean what isn't linked to certain cancers but taking more than is usually recommended is probably not a good look in the long run.
EXACTLY. He doesn't want to go through the trouble or dying it. Plus he says it saves him money on haircuts. Dude is almost 60 though so, idk why he's tripping on grey hairs.Originally Posted by Bombbiggidyphil
I never understood that. He could dye it.
Originally Posted by jthagreat
always heard this...but why? broscience?
i wear hats every chance i get...and thinning in the corners
iBodyBoardi wrote:
If you are going bald, stay away from wearing hats.. It'll make it worse n progress it
WRONG!
This has been pointed out being a fallacy twice in this thread now
I've read high does for a long period of time (talking years) of tocopherols have been linked to increase the risk of certain cancers expecially prostate. Toco-8 is a supplement for tocotrienols, which is what makes your hair grow like crazy. Toco-8 contains tocopherols but in a much lower dosage that what was linked to the increased cancer risk.
Originally Posted by RustyShackleford
I've read high does for a long period of time (talking years) of tocopherols have been linked to increase the risk of certain cancers expecially prostate. Toco-8 is a supplement for tocotrienols, which is what makes your hair grow like crazy. Toco-8 contains tocopherols but in a much lower dosage that what was linked to the increased cancer risk.
I've used Toco-8 multiple times, every time my hair grows like a freaking weed, even on my temples. Tocotrienols are scientcally proven to grow hair like crazy. Not only that it has been shown to regrown hair in males suffering from male pattern baldness. But with all being said, if your hair loss is genetic your fighting a losing fighting. Toco-8/tocotrienols might help in the short term but your genetics are going to win out eventually
And to the dude trying to grow dreads get:
- Toco-8 or another "tocomin" product (but you will have to double the dose on other products to match what you get in one serving of Toco-. Sesame seeds taken at the same time will help you absorb the tocotrienols in Toco-8
-Proline powder, its an amino acid that stimulates collagen which cases your hair to grow (you could buy straight collagen but it gets real expensive and the powder taste like straight %$%)
-Macdamia Nut oil, a tablespoon a day. For Omega 7s which are great for hair, nails and skin. Of all the products I recommend this is the only one I currently use but I use it as a olive oil replacement on vegetables. The oil tastes good, you can easily swallow a tablespoon straight up. It's not really a supplement, just regular food to me.
-And make sure you are getting enough protein in your diet, one gram per lean body mass. Not body weight, lean body mass
All this is a Broscience recommendation based on my own experiences, my friends experiences, reading scitentifc studies and what I've read on other forums. I ain't no doctor and I hate telling people "take this it will solve your problem". But my recommendations are what I deem will be effective and safe. If you can, do your own research and go to a specialist .
Originally Posted by RustyShackleford
I've read high does for a long period of time (talking years) of tocopherols have been linked to increase the risk of certain cancers expecially prostate. Toco-8 is a supplement for tocotrienols, which is what makes your hair grow like crazy. Toco-8 contains tocopherols but in a much lower dosage that what was linked to the increased cancer risk.
I've used Toco-8 multiple times, every time my hair grows like a freaking weed, even on my temples. Tocotrienols are scientcally proven to grow hair like crazy. Not only that it has been shown to regrown hair in males suffering from male pattern baldness. But with all being said, if your hair loss is genetic your fighting a losing fighting. Toco-8/tocotrienols might help in the short term but your genetics are going to win out eventually
And to the dude trying to grow dreads get:
- Toco-8 or another "tocomin" product (but you will have to double the dose on other products to match what you get in one serving of Toco-. Sesame seeds taken at the same time will help you absorb the tocotrienols in Toco-8
-Proline powder, its an amino acid that stimulates collagen which cases your hair to grow (you could buy straight collagen but it gets real expensive and the powder taste like straight %$%)
-Macdamia Nut oil, a tablespoon a day. For Omega 7s which are great for hair, nails and skin. Of all the products I recommend this is the only one I currently use but I use it as a olive oil replacement on vegetables. The oil tastes good, you can easily swallow a tablespoon straight up. It's not really a supplement, just regular food to me.
-And make sure you are getting enough protein in your diet, one gram per lean body mass. Not body weight, lean body mass
All this is a Broscience recommendation based on my own experiences, my friends experiences, reading scitentifc studies and what I've read on other forums. I ain't no doctor and I hate telling people "take this it will solve your problem". But my recommendations are what I deem will be effective and safe. If you can, do your own research and go to a specialist .
Like I said earlier in the thread, I've been using H&S for years and doubt it will cause hair loss. A shampoo that makes you lose your hair will not be on the market long if it was true. If you google it you'll probably see a number of people claim that but it's a small number compared to the large number of people who use it. You can google other shampoo brands and probably see similar claims. Hair falling out when you shower is totally normal. Sometimes you'll notice more falls out some days but nothing to worry about.Originally Posted by 10 Piece Nuggets
Havent read this topic through but ive been noticing single strands of hair on my fingers everytime I apply shampoo for the past week or so.
Ive had dandruff nearly my whole teenage life and up to now (22) so im wondering if thats making my scalp "weak"?Is that a reasonable reason? I noticed the minor hair strand loss after using T-Gel to help manage my dandruff, so I thought it was that and switched back to H&S and even now I still see a few strands come off everytime I shower. OP said H&S may causes hair loss?Anyone know if this is the beginning stages of hair loss or should I switch to some other shampoo?
