If you are are a man affected by a receding hairline or a bald patch, you are going to be wanting an effective way to treat baldness so that you can keep looking young as long as possible.

First let’s be clear that there are different kinds of baldness. There is complete alopecia which can happen at any age, develops quickly and often results in the person having no hair anywhere, not just on the head. This can be caused by cancer treatments, by stress, disease or sometimes has an unknown cause. In the case of cancer therapy, the hair usually grows back when the treatment is over. In other cases it may or it may not. There is no real treatment for this type of baldness and most people either live with it or wear a wig.

What we will be considering here is Male Pattern Baldness, which happens gradually to many men as they get older (sometimes starting right after adolescence) and is inherited. The hairline recedes on the forehead and sometimes a bald patch develops at the crown. Women may also find their hairline receding but it tends to start at a later age and they do not get the patch of baldness on the top of the head. Read the rest of this entry »

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There are many types of baldness treatment advertised on the internet, and the good news is that some of them do work in slowing the progression of Male Pattern Baldness or even helping hair to grow back. But don’t go buying the first ‘miracle cream’ that you see. Here we take a look at some of the genuine treatments that are available.

The first of these methods, and the most drastic, is to transplant hair follicles that are still active, from another part of the head. This is a surgical procedure that works best for men whose remaining hair is thick and abundant, so they can afford to lose some of it. It does not create new hairs, but redistributes the hair more evenly over the head. However, the area of baldness will continue to grow, so once you begin transplant treatment, you must be prepared to repeat it.

Alternatives to straight one-for-one transplanting of hairs are currently under development and testing. If proven, these will allow multiplication of transplanted hairs so that several new follicles can be developed from one existing follicle. This could revolutionize baldness treatments because it would mean that in theory, nobody need ever go bald. Read the rest of this entry »

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Some of the most astonishing miracles to come out of the nutrition laboratories in recent months have had to do with the mighty family of water-soluble vitamins grouped together under the head of the B complex.

When they use the term “B complex,” scientists are tacitly admitting that they do not know all the vitamins that compose it. Yet experiments with animals indicate that the B vitamins may turn out to be the most remarkable treasure house o£ human health thus far discovered.

The entire B complex (not the individual and better known B vitamins) appears to be a preventive o£ baldness and of gray hair, at least in animals, as we shall later see. Liberal B intake in animals is believed by many researchers to encourage greater resistance to infantile paralysis. Also, in very recent experiments, it has proved remarkably effective in preventing the development of liver cancers in laboratory rats. Right now there is a ferment of activity to relate these startling findings to human beings. Read the rest of this entry »

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