I think I know how to remove calcification from the scalp

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dBkz0IAcWE

Now watch that video

skip to 7:15

That is not blood. it is like a jelly/ weird, fat, goo like toxic substance. It is not blood.
EDIT : It might be coagulated blood. I don't actually know.

I couldn't help but think of the calcification theory, of the man who said the scalps were full of gunk and no vitamin therapy would have helped them.

An area of the body usually becomes calcified, to protect it. Like a sports injury.


So here is the solution , in theory.

1) Dermaroll to puncture the skin. In professional therapies they use a LANCET.
2) use the wet cup / vacuum on the troubled area. sport injury or whatever. perhaps baldspot ?
  This will , in theory, use suction to literally pull out the gunk in your skin.

This beats any d3/k2/ magnesium supplement by a country mile.

what is that video of.....

They are doing a chinese therapy called CUPPING

It uses suction to pull crap out the skin. perhaps calcification ? or just general goo. coagulated blood ? I don't know.

Also look at this video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmGIq-0eNCQ

At 8 seconds.

That is NOT blood. It is a toxic goo like substance. They took it out his head too.

Might that have caused hair loss ? After you have seen the video, how could you think otherwise ?


However I could be wrong. After all, I change hair loss theories all the time.

Final video. very graphic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNfV99Bh6Wc

iuyyighghghgkh wrote:They are doing a chinese therapy called CUPPING

It uses suction to pull crap out the skin. perhaps calcification ? or just general goo. I don't know.

Also look at this video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmGIq-0eNCQ

At 8 seconds.

That is NOT blood. It is a toxic goo like substance. They took it out his head too.

Might that have caused hair loss ? After you have seen the video, how could you think otherwise ?


However I could be wrong. After all, I change hair loss theories all the time.

Wow. I wish I knew the back story. Or where to find more info on if what this therapy is specif to? Like what are they doing exactly? If that's the shit that is under our scalps then sign me up. This would speed up results tenfold.

It might only be coagulated blood. I don't know. Either way.

The therapy itself will improve bloodflow.

iuyyighghghgkh wrote:It might only be coagulated blood. I don't know. Either way.

The therapy itself will improve bloodflow.

I wonder if it would pull out hairs though. That would suck. I might give this a go.

Were they treating his hairloss this way or were they doing something else?

hiilikeyourbeard wrote:

iuyyighghghgkh wrote:They are doing a chinese therapy called CUPPING

It uses suction to pull crap out the skin. perhaps calcification ? or just general goo. I don't know.

Also look at this video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmGIq-0eNCQ

At 8 seconds.

That is NOT blood. It is a toxic goo like substance. They took it out his head too.

Might that have caused hair loss ? After you have seen the video, how could you think otherwise ?


However I could be wrong. After all, I change hair loss theories all the time.

Wow. I wish I knew the back story. Or where to find more info on if what this therapy is specif to? Like what are they doing exactly? If that's the shit that is under our scalps then sign me up. This would speed up results tenfold.

It is wet cupping. Just google it.

You could do it yourself or with a friend for very cheap.

Literally only 2 or 3 things needed.

hiilikeyourbeard wrote:

iuyyighghghgkh wrote:It might only be coagulated blood. I don't know. Either way.

The therapy itself will improve bloodflow.

I wonder if it would pull out hairs though. That would suck. I might give this a go.

Were they treating his hairloss this way or were they doing something else?

Some use the therapy for hair loss.

Some use it for aches and pains. Or injuries. But why else would they use it on his head ? Maybe he had a head injury. I don't know.

iuyyighghghgkh wrote:

hiilikeyourbeard wrote:

iuyyighghghgkh wrote:It might only be coagulated blood. I don't know. Either way.

The therapy itself will improve bloodflow.

I wonder if it would pull out hairs though. That would suck. I might give this a go.

Were they treating his hairloss this way or were they doing something else?

Some use the therapy for hair loss.

Some use it for aches and pains. Or injuries. But why else would they use it on his head ? Maybe he had a head injury. I don't know.

Yeah it's very intersting. Thanks for the find man. Will look into this.

iuyyighghghgkh wrote:

hiilikeyourbeard wrote:

iuyyighghghgkh wrote:It might only be coagulated blood. I don't know. Either way.

The therapy itself will improve bloodflow.

I wonder if it would pull out hairs though. That would suck. I might give this a go.

Were they treating his hairloss this way or were they doing something else?

Some use the therapy for hair loss.

Some use it for aches and pains. Or injuries. But why else would they use it on his head ? Maybe he had a head injury. I don't know.

Maybe he hates his life but doesn't own a gun. Or ran out of MMS.

Odysseus wrote:
Maybe he hates his life but doesn't own a gun. Or ran out of MMS.

Damn, that's dark. Haha.

Its the fallacy of autointoxication.

People should examine how some persistent religious undertones effect how they view themselves. Original sin. Somehow everything about you is always in a state of putrefaction
and you have to cleanse yourself in the holy waters.

There is no buildup of toxins in the blood being removed here. Cupping is fucking ridiculous.

Why not just bloodlet? After all you don't want your humors out of balance now. You might catch the plague.

102 wrote:

Odysseus wrote:
Maybe he hates his life but doesn't own a gun. Or ran out of MMS.

Damn, that's dark. Haha.

Its the fallacy of autointoxication.

People should examine how some persistent religious undertones effect how they view themselves. Original sin. Somehow everything about you is always in a state of putrefaction
and you have to cleanse yourself in the holy waters.

There is no buildup of toxins in the blood being removed here. Cupping is fucking ridiculous.

Why not just bloodlet? After all you don't want your humors out of balance now. You might catch the plague.

We're talking about the calcification aspect here. Maybe this could pull some out. Why is that impossible to believe right now?

Its about scale I think, and what type of calcification you are talking about.

Dystrophic calcification is an aggregation of calcium salts that starts inside the cell and occurs where tissue was previously damaged, or inflamed such as from infection or in situations like diabetes and metabolic disorders (or sometimes just with aging). The salts are incorporated into membranes in the cell. They are secreted on the medial wall of vessels - when its vascular - and just applying suction to the skin is not going to remove these things.

You can develop calcified "stones" in the skin as well. This happens in Scleroderma. But this isn't the type of calcification you are talking about when it comes to MPB.

The best way to handle calcification is to increase K2 intake, and to lower the calcium:vitamin D ratio in your diet. Also don't get too much dietary phosphorus.

K2 replacement has been shown to reverse calcium buildup.

Get K2 and vitamin D, don't cup.

102 wrote:Its about scale I think, and what type of calcification you are talking about.

Dystrophic calcification is an aggregation of calcium salts that starts inside the cell and occurs where tissue was previously damaged, or inflamed such as from infection or in situations like diabetes and metabolic disorders (or sometimes just with aging). The salts are incorporated into membranes in the cell. They are secreted on the medial wall of vessels - when its vascular - and just applying suction to the skin is not going to remove these things.

You can develop calcified "stones" in the skin as well. This happens in Scleroderma. But this isn't the type of calcification you are talking about when it comes to MPB.

The best way to handle calcification is to increase K2 intake, and to lower the calcium:vitamin D ratio in your diet. Also don't get too much dietary phosphorus.

K2 replacement has been shown to reverse calcium buildup.

Get K2 and vitamin D, don't cup.

I take K2 and D already... Just need all the help we can get in ridding our scalps of this hard material.

Some older threads investigated the cupping idea.

Here's one problem: The real key is to deal with this systemically not by treating the symptom.

It's analogous to cutting out a tumor when all of the cancer is still there (millions of cancerous stem cells). Cutting out the tumor is not the solution. It's the same idea in hair loss.

Blood coagulation defects is an absolute risk factor in MPB and it is one that is improved with nutrition. There are layers deep on this subject in the archives.

CausticSymmetry wrote:Some older threads investigated the cupping idea.

Here's one problem: The real key is to deal with this systemically not by treating the symptom.

It's analogous to cutting out a tumor when all of the cancer is still there (millions of cancerous stem cells). Cutting out the tumor is not the solution. It's the same idea in hair loss.

Blood coagulation defects is an absolute risk factor in MPB and it is one that is improved with nutrition. There are layers deep on this subject in the archives.

I believe in solving the underlying causes

and the direct cause

This is also incredibly cheap to do

It might be nonsense.

But it will at least increase bloodflow to the scalp.

CausticSymmetry wrote:Some older threads investigated the cupping idea.

Here's one problem: The real key is to deal with this systemically not by treating the symptom.

It's analogous to cutting out a tumor when all of the cancer is still there (millions of cancerous stem cells). Cutting out the tumor is not the solution. It's the same idea in hair loss.

Blood coagulation defects is an absolute risk factor in MPB and it is one that is improved with nutrition. There are layers deep on this subject in the archives.

This video might change your mind.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNfV99Bh6Wc

Maybe it is just coagulated blood ? I still don't know.

Another thought.

It must be excess mucin found in hypothyroid patients.

A wild guess, but looking at pictures of hypothyroid people and excess swelling, it might be.


" By nature, jelly-like mucin absorbs water. When present in normal amounts, mucin is not a problem. But in excess, the hydrophilic (water-loving) mucin can cause serious problems wherever it accumulates in the connective tissue"

ubraj wrote:Cupping, without removing blood is by far more effective than any manual method available.

I don't think we know enough about this for you to say that. For example, DT is providing constant mechanical cell stimulation which could on fibroblast, keratinocyte, dermal papilla, and etc. level cause changes in gene expression,with downregulation of apoptosis and inflammation and upregulation of things like VEGF, PDGF, WNT and it's signalling cascades etc. People often tend to think that for example in DT's case, the only thing that it's doing is improving blood flow, since chronic hypoxia is a big problem and also adressing calcification and fibrosis. Well tell you what, if that is happening, it's a fragment of the story. I don't think we have enough knowledge to compare the effectiveness of certain "manual" techniques that can't really be compared but if you glance through correct mechanotransduction studies you may see how powerful DT could be. So how to compare that with cupping?

Cupping doesn't remove anything except blood. There are better ways to do that if its the goal you're after.

Not to mention place a great deal of physical stress on the effected tissues. I am not certain, but its probably more than the magnitude necessary for a hormetic response also. There is no real benefit to cupping. Its just a novel effect, and that novelty allows it to be marketed differently.

The more I'm hearing the more I'm being convinced that it does also remove IQ points.

102 wrote:The more I'm hearing the more I'm being convinced that it does also remove IQ points.

Bully! Cupping is just as viable as, say, the Violet Ray Gun Wand.

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