cerebrospinal fluid and hairloss (fluid for brain cushion)

Been reading a bit about posture and found out how the spinal fluid surrounds the brain AND the outer layer above the bone.

Im just thnking about my own habits and im allways putting strain on my spine.

Anyone else thought of this?

above the bone ?

Cue - are you still doing Papain?

Sorry i was meant to write 'above the skull'.

Yea im still using papain but am slacking off a little.

cuebreeze wrote:Sorry i was meant to write 'above the skull'.

Yea im still using papain but am slacking off a little.

I think he is saying that there is no cerebrospinal fluid above the skull.

Cue - you never seem to stick at treatments for long - I'd hate to see you give up on papain!

i was thinking about that

there'a a interesting connection with acetylcholine

also i was doing brazilian jiu jitsu on a and off since 7 years and you put a lot of stress on you neck. You roll on your head as wrestlers do, you choke the others out which improves your flexibility, muscle tension, stiffness

at that time when doing this sport and working on my neck, my hair was in a better shape - might be a coincidence since among wrestler, mma fighters, bjj fighters the hairloss is also present as among other sportsmen, maybe more

Hi Prague,

I think it is like hair tugging. The rougher you are on your hair, the stronger it gets, a little like muscles. Perhaps "nature" is only interested in taking care of areas under irregular stress. Ever present issues seem to get ignored and slowly degenerate...

Hope that makes sense....

Hi Prague,

its funny that you should bring up neck exercises because I have just begun doing them as an adjunct to this skull decalcification thing. Alot of cracking going on in the neck area!. Paul Bragg has a self-test for calcification which is essentially move your neck around and feel and listen for cracking. I dont think this is too reliable, but interesting! I figure that increasing blood flow will help remove the calcium quicker! I find I get slightly dizzy which I am assuming means I have really crappy circulation.

BTW, I missed it, whats the connection with acetylcholine? No cereberospinal fluid - so no choline?