Is nicehair.org legit?

Just reading this at: http://www.nicehair.org/your-questions/does-my-method-work-on-a-receding-hair-line

Is this guy legit? LOL....is that photo real? I mean he talks about blood flow and all like everyone mentions here. Just wondering if anyone has tried this guide or not? Thanks

Personally I don't think so. But if you believe in the general principles they are preaching you should incorporate them in to your regimen.

I don't know about his specific techniques but I'm experiencing the same thing re describes and slowly regaining my old hairline from about 7-10 years ago. My results haven't been nearly as fast as what he's saying though, but hey have been steady.

Duke, what have you been doing? Right Now I just Brush 100 times a day. Massage scalp for 5-7 minutes and apply Emu Coconut and Now aloe vera.

Duke were you unsure the first few months if your hairline was regrowing? I have been doing the brushing and massaging for a few months now and notice my hair seems thicker and maybe even some regrowth on the outer edges of my hairline. How were you certain?

Wasn't certain for a long time. Mostly just brushing and massaging but I do other things too. I do find my diet has an effect on my hair's condition.
Just look through my old posts if you're curious I don't have the time to type it out atm right now, sorry.

Anyone know what his 2 minute manual method is?

http://www.nicehair.org/the-alternation-method

That's about the only thing I'd be interested in. I doubt there is anything in there that isn't on this site.

These guys think nicehair.org is Immortal Hair.

http://www.hairlosstalk.com/interact/showthread.php/67810-The-quot-Ivory-Dome-quot-Theory-of-Pattern-Hair-Loss/page4?highlight=nicehair.org

I'm trying to find the 2 minute method on another message board but can't find anything.

Try out his eBook. It's only 30 bucks and is 138 pages long. Seems like he has a lot of the bases covered when it comes to tackling hair loss, based on what he explains on his site. Definitely seems to be a multifaceted approach with some things I've not seen mentioned before but seem to have merit.

TrueGround wrote:Try out his eBook. It's only 30 bucks and is 138 pages long. Seems like he has a lot of the bases covered when it comes to tackling hair loss, based on what he explains on his site. Definitely seems to be a multifaceted approach with some things I've not seen mentioned before but seem to have merit.

I'm mainly interested in these 2 steps...

Step 2
Triggering the body’s powerful healing mechanisms in the scalp to encourage increased
cell production and blood circulation. What we’re going to do here is alternate between
mildly damaging the scalp and then intensely feeding it. The alternation between the two
triggers your body to concentrate healing and cell growth in the scalp and thus restart
hair growth.

I'm guessing it's some sort of tapping?

Step 5
Increasing skin elasticity in the scalp. In this step we are going to make the scalp skin
‘looser’ in order to enable blood to flow more freely and to reduce restriction of the hair
follicles. This will help the blood remove DHT from the scalp – especially as we start to
reduce blood DHT levels in the next steps.

I'm guessing it's some sort of massage?

I've been burned by these e-books before and this one is $47.

Found it. Nothing new...

http://ezinearticles.com/?Why-You-Dont-Need-Any-Hair-Loss-Treatments-to-Stop-Hair-Loss&id=4153160

ngb wrote:Found it. Nothing new...

http://ezinearticles.com/?Why-You-Dont-Need-Any-Hair-Loss-Treatments-to-Stop-Hair-Loss&id=4153160

are raw eggs really good for your hair?

Raw eggs are a super food, akin to a multivitamin. Since they are uncooked, they don't contribute any free radical burden and all the nutrients remain intact. Will consuming raw eggs regrow hair? No, but they are probably beneficial for overall growth, as a part of a comprehensive diet plan.

TrueGround wrote:Raw eggs are a super food, akin to a multivitamin. Since they are uncooked, they don't contribute any free radical burden and all the nutrients remain intact. Will consuming raw eggs regrow hair? No, but they are probably beneficial for overall growth, as a part of a comprehensive diet plan.

They always make me sick so I gave up trying to eat them.

ngb wrote:These guys think nicehair.org is Immortal Hair.

http://www.hairlosstalk.com/interact/showthread.php/67810-The-quot-Ivory-Dome-quot-Theory-of-Pattern-Hair-Loss/page4?highlight=nicehair.org

I'm trying to find the 2 minute method on another message board but can't find anything.

What is with that Jacob guy? he seems like a complete dick imo

Danny Roddy seems like a scam artist in all honesty. He basically just stole other peoples research and packaged it in an ebook that he sells for $50. I've browsed around his website and it's nothing new. I don't see any evidence that he was even losing his hair in the first place and I can see why someone with aggressive loss would get angry with his claims. As for IH he gives away a ton of free information and does sell some supplements which have the ingredients clearly listed and you can easily get from other sites if you want. There are no sketchy marketing tactics that make you think there is something special in an e-book when in fact it's all just stolen info from other free websites.

I mean seriously, "The Peat Whisperer"? Does he give all of the money to Ray Peat who did all the work? I'm guessing no. Oh wait, 10%. Nice little scam.

ngb wrote:Danny Roddy seems like a scam artist in all honesty. He basically just stole other peoples research and packaged it in an ebook that he sells for $50. I've browsed around his website and it's nothing new. I don't see any evidence that he was even losing his hair in the first place and I can see why someone with aggressive loss would get angry with his claims. As for IH he gives away a ton of free information and does sell some supplements which have the ingredients clearly listed and you can easily get from other sites if you want. There are no sketchy marketing tactics that make you think there is something special in an e-book when in fact it's all just stolen info from other free websites.

I agree. I found his book very frustrating, it was wall to wall science. In my honest opinion if you've stopped your hair loss you should be able to say ok, heres how I did it, here are my techniques, here is my daily regimen in full (diet, topicals, manuals, suppliments, whatever). Its pretty easy to explain how you have achieved something.

From what I managed to read he never really divulged this information, just a lot of "take your temperature", "eat oysters" daily, "get your labs" "Strain your orange juice."

You can take your temperature all you like and yes I'm sure that can tell you something but ultimately what is your daily regimen? Not very hard to divulge.

Eating oysters, sorry I'm not rich. Get your labs.... Let me explain in the UK we have the NHS which is free health care and is absolutely useless for hairloss. So if you go private, a consultation with a doctor will cost £300, any lab test will cost £300-£500, and its very unlikely that you will find out everything in one lab test, it more likely it will take up to 5, so really you're talking 2 to 3 grand, yet Roddy talks about "getting your labs" like its as cheap as chips.

I remember there was a thread here and he was on it and someone said - has anyone actually had any success from your method, and he said read my book reviews on Amazon so I did and there was no one who said reading the book had helped him with hairloss, in fact most people just said the book was well written and researched, and several said that they did not suffer from hair loss, but nevertheless the book was interesting.

In summation, if he has suffered from hair loss and stopped it, and had regrowth he should be able to say what his daily regimen is. All this grated carrot salad, straining your orange juice, and eating oysters just sounds like theater to me.

hairisthickening wrote:Just reading this at: http://www.nicehair.org/your-questions/does-my-method-work-on-a-receding-hair-line

Is this guy legit? LOL....is that photo real? I mean he talks about blood flow and all like everyone mentions here. Just wondering if anyone has tried this guide or not? Thanks

The guy has links on his site saying "click here for a preview of my book, and all the links are dead links, no content exists. The contact page doesn't even work - the Contact Form 7 plugin is missing. Doesn't exactly fill you full of confidence. Wouldn't be surprised if you paid for the ebook and you got nothing. Besides, anyone who truely understands the torment of hair loss and then manages to beat it doesn't charge you for an ebook, they gladly give the information away for free. The world is full of scavengers looking for any way to prey on others, sickening.

Its a pity some of his info sounded interesting, but ultimately F**k him and anyone else who tries to hawk their little ebooks.  

ngb wrote:Danny Roddy seems like a scam artist in all honesty.  He basically just stole other peoples research and packaged it in an ebook that he sells for $50.  I've browsed around his website and it's nothing new.  I don't see any evidence that he was even losing his hair in the first place and I can see why someone with aggressive loss would get angry with his claims.  As for IH he gives away a ton of free information and does sell some supplements which have the ingredients clearly listed and you can easily get from other sites if you want.  There are no sketchy marketing tactics that make you think there is something special in an e-book when in fact it's all just stolen info from other free websites.  

The majority of the supps from the Evo Hair line are priced cheaper than competitors with equal and many times better ingredients to boot. Don't forget to click the Ads as I have for a long time. When I remember I click click click them.

imo that book is useless. i read it. recommendations of about 7-15 different supplements to take daily in high doses (1/2 of the book, i knew i was ripped off when i saw that) and some low beginner massage and brushing instructions, nothing like detumescence, just regular massages. best tip is the recommendation not to jerk off in the end of the book. aside from that you're way better off just browsing some threads on this forum for free.

ah there's also a lot of "how to remove dht from your scalp and follicles with this special product ---> buy here" blabla fiction included, absolutely useless.

BelieveInIt wrote:imo that book is useless. i read it. recommendations of about 7-15 different supplements to take daily in high doses (1/2 of the book, i knew i was ripped off when i saw that) and some low beginner massage and brushing instructions, nothing like detumescence, just regular massages. best tip is the recommendation not to jerk off in the end of the book. aside from that you're way better off just browsing some threads on this forum for free.

ah there's also a lot of "how to remove dht from your scalp and follicles with this special product ---> buy here" blabla fiction included, absolutely useless.

Do you mean the Roddy book or the one from Nicehair.org ?

ElmoSuper8 wrote:

BelieveInIt wrote:imo that book is useless. i read it. recommendations of about 7-15 different supplements to take daily in high doses (1/2 of the book, i knew i was ripped off when i saw that) and some low beginner massage and brushing instructions, nothing like detumescence, just regular massages. best tip is the recommendation not to jerk off in the end of the book. aside from that you're way better off just browsing some threads on this forum for free.

ah there's also a lot of "how to remove dht from your scalp and follicles with this special product ---> buy here" blabla fiction included, absolutely useless.

Do you mean the Roddy book or the one from Nicehair.org ?

i mean nicehair. don't know much about roddy aside from his "sugar is best for you" theory, which doesn't make sense to me. seemed like a nice guy on a podcast i recently listened to though

Yeah, seemed a bit of a scammy website.

So, not jerking off helps?

Roddy doesn't recommend supplements.

And you know, Elmo, you should really give something a *try* before going off on it like a peri-menopausal socialist basket case.

As far as the research Roddy did to synthesize what he has into his books...I seriously doubt you have the brain power to do even 1/4 of it, let alone understand what you're reading while you're researching. You sound like the fox rejecting sour grapes to me. Or maybe you're just a serial ankle-biter...?

I'm not a huge Roddy fan and don't follow his diet strictly. But I HAVE gotten a lot out of his books and recommend them for people who need a basic understanding of some physiology. What you take from his diet recommendations is up to you.

Oh, and...

THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH MAKING OR HAVING MONEY. THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH RODDY SELLING EBOOKS OR CS SELLING SUPPLEMENTS.

And if you think there is something wrong with having money, you should give ALL of yours away and go live in a box on the street. Only way to square your viewpoint with your actions and thus not be a terminal hypocrite.