Possible to have great digestion and still have hair loss

Just thinking how connected the immune system is to digestions and was just thinking if some people could have great digestion but still lose hair

If your digestion is perfect and not having any problem with immune system then it is probably caused by androgenetic alopecia, yet this problem has failed to deliver a viable cure. The only solution to this problem is Hair Transplant treatment.Usually this treatment remains same in any country but most patients prefer to take professional hair clinic services. These days several reputed clinic professionals are now providing free initial online consultation.

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Oh my digestion is not great all, I haven't had a bowel movement in two day which is how it's been for awhile. I usually go every two days which is very slow

Same as above, I often have 2 or 3 days before I need a cr@p

The annoying thing is I feel bloated and know I need a poo, but if I try nothing comes out, or just a tiny bit. Then 1 day the whole lot will fall out lol.

Nuuu_Dx wrote:Same as above, I often have 2 or 3 days before I need a cr@p

The annoying thing is I feel bloated and know I need a poo, but if I try nothing comes out, or just a tiny bit. Then 1 day the whole lot will fall out lol.

Yes same with me, I feel my digestion is backed up and needs to be cleaned hence why I'm experiencing thinning all over rather then recession or normal loss of hair

Need hair wrote:

Yes same with me, I feel my digestion is backed up and needs to be cleaned hence why I'm experiencing thinning all over rather then recession or normal loss of hair

When you take a schit does it come out all dry and quite hard to push out?

Nuuu_Dx wrote:

Need hair wrote:

Yes same with me, I feel my digestion is backed up and needs to be cleaned hence why I'm experiencing thinning all over rather then recession or normal loss of hair

When you take a schit does it come out all dry and quite hard to push out?

Little of both, usually short choppy. But I'm sure my system is backed up

Yea I get the backed up feeling aswell, if you ever feel uncomfortable because of it try drinking a mcdonalds milkshake, gets my system moving anyway lol.

Nuuu_Dx wrote:Yea I get the backed up feeling aswell, if you ever feel uncomfortable because of it try drinking a mcdonalds milkshake, gets my system moving anyway lol.

I'm gonna try this drink called kombucha lol

Need hair wrote:Just thinking how connected the immune system is to digestions and was just thinking if some people could have great digestion but still lose hair

because maybe digestion has little to do with hair loss?

if the liver isn't functioning as optimally as it should, then protein production may be lower than normal. when you consider how many hair follicles there are on the face / body, it maybe so, that they utilize a great deal of circulating protein, thereby leaving the scalp somewhat deficient.

the beard uses up vast stores of protein, as this is the only androgenic hair that grows to long lengths. incidentally asian men rarely develop sideburns, and they are the ones who suffer far less hairloss. and it was actually around the time i developed sideburns, that i first noticed first signs of temple recession.

the beard area is where androgen delivery is highest, so it may be true, that higher testosterone / dht promotes greater protein synthesis in androgenic facial / body hair, thus 'starving' the scalp follicles -- esp if protein production is lower than normal.

i don't think this is the #1 cause of mpb, but i wouldn't rule it out as a potential factor.

Xenon wrote:if the liver isn't functioning as optimally as it should, then protein production may be lower than normal. when you consider how many hair follicles there are on the face / body, it maybe so, that they utilize a great deal of circulating protein, thereby leaving the scalp somewhat deficient.

the beard uses up vast stores of protein, as this is the only androgenic hair that grows to long lengths. incidentally asian men rarely develop sideburns, and they are the ones who suffer far less hairloss. and it was actually around the time i developed sideburns, that i first noticed first signs of temple recession.

the beard area is where androgen delivery is highest, so it may be true, that higher testosterone / dht promotes greater protein synthesis in androgenic facial / body hair, thus 'starving' the scalp follicles -- esp if protein production is lower than normal.

i don't think this is the #1 cause of mpb, but i wouldn't rule it out as a potential factor.

Well I would have to look into something like this as I have significant hair loss in the back of my head, loss in the pubic area and slow growing facial hair

Wow. Just wow haha. It proves a good point though.

Well can you still have mpb and have a significant amount of hair loss in the back of your head

What decro just posted may prove one thing - hair loss problem is partially isolated somewhere around the hair parts(skin, follicles... etc). No matter how much "damage" a person may acquire(like that person in the picture, I'm sure he has some problems already), something exists in those who are yet not balding that protects hair follicles from such damage(loss). This is a very interesting thread about this particular concept: https://immortalhair.forumotion.com/t1255-sulforaphane-activates-the-transcription-factor-nrf2-and-induces-phase-2-and-antioxidant-enzymes-in-human-keratinocytes

Sulforaphane, Reservatrol, and Curcumin(exact regimen from the main page) all induce this protective factor in follicles so this may be the difference between balding people and not yet balding. Does CS know something we don't?

Need hair wrote:Well can you still have mpb and have a significant amount of hair loss in the back of your head

Back of the head like where?



The parietal section of the scalp can have hair loss in MPB but the occipital section never would, unless there is some other form of hair loss

>> Back of the head like where?

He is talking about those with crown loss with hairline still intact. I've seen many with almost perfect hairlines but with bald crowns.

moby wrote:>> Back of the head like where?

He is talking about those with crown loss with hairline still intact. I've seen many with almost perfect hairlines but with bald crowns.

I'm talking about the nape of the neck all the way up the head

nope, thats not MPB. its some other kind of hair loss.

Here's a pic of the back of my head, worse then it looks

i really dont know man.



looks like patchy areas of loss like in alopecia areata

i would find a dermatologist who specializes in hair loss to get a specific diagnosis of what type of hair loss, then you can hone in your search on how to combat it.

It's like that all over my head, even the top