The Truth About Male Pattern Baldness, Finasteride & Blocking DHT

www.hairguard.com
In this video, we reveal the truth about male pattern baldness, finasteride and blocking DHT. We go in-depth into scalp tension, and how scalp tension also plays a critical role in losing hair.
Transcription:
In this video I’m going to explain why the unusual case of Sadhu’s arm can help us understand a fundamental truth about the real underlying cause of male pattern baldness.
It’s a truth that any pharmaceutical company selling hair loss drugs would rather you didn’t know.
But before I go into that, I first want to explain a little more about the background science of male pattern baldness.
So let me start with a question...
Did you ever wonder why there is a 'pattern' in Male Pattern Baldness?
It's funny to think, but there's a very specific and scientific reason that our hair starts receding and thinning at the front first and then progressing in this specific m-shaped pattern.
This is known as the The Hamilton-Norwood scale and uses a numbering system to assign specific stages of hair loss to men suffering with ‘androgenetic alopecia’ or male pattern baldness.
You can probably see what number you’re at by looking at this image...
Men with male pattern baldness typically tend to progress through to the next stage every few years unless they manage to do something to stop it.
Okay, back to the pattern thing...
So do you know why hair loss happens in this very specific pattern?
Let me show you.
This image shows the tensile force of the scalp.
The lighter blue colour shows areas of higher scalp tension.
The darker blue shows less scalp tension.
Now take a look at the typical pattern of male pattern baldness, as shown in the Hamilton Norwood scale:
Notice something weird?
The patterns are exactly the same!
Tension in the scalp matches exactly the pattern of hair loss most men experience.
In fact, this isn't weird at all.
Scalp tension and hair loss are directly connected.
Actually, Scalp tension causes male pattern hair loss.
But how are scalp tension and hair loss connected?
Blood flow...
When it comes to healthy hair growth, blood flow is everything.
Your hair needs blood to survive and grow because nutrients, oxygen and growth hormones are
carried in the blood and make up the raw building blocks of the hair follicle…Cont
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Disclaimer
This video is for educational purposes only and is not intended to treat, diagnose or cure any disease

[@Hairguard]

What do you guys think about the link between scalp tension and hair loss?

[@H20____]

Hairguard this is true hair tension os everything to cause hair loss n burns i am gonna str8 order it from my next pay

[@jpf7007]

I always knew this... I noticed my forehead nerves were so tight and skin above forehead was tight and thinner than on the back of my head. Needless to say, front hair thin and back hair young looking and full of blood flow to the back of my head. I reasoned this is because of stress but that's the mechanics of it all... stress...nerve n scalp tension follow...less blood flow...hair thins out and dies off. So I started brushing MY FOREHEAD with a medium strength brush...it looked red in the mirror but I was happy seeing bloodflow..I brushed head down...letting blood flow to my head and brushing above eye brows..up to hair line...but not too strong to damage hair line...and once in a while brush whole head, with strong strokes to the back of my head where more safe and no issues there...head down..to bring more blood flow to face and front scalp... after weeks I started seeing hair growth and thicker hair... if the price is right I'll buy growband too.

[@claudialaos8426]

786 so you think this would work then?

[@justineandserena]

Hairguard what about creatine use an hair loss? Also I love ur voice !😀

[@Hairguard]

Haha thank-you! We have created a video on this already. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJmmk6lnid90nqM

[@sebtaylor2548]

"Lack of oxygen to the hair follicles can cause pattern baldness" *breathing intensifies*

[@onlyoneshinobi7341]

Seb Taylor LMAO

[@hairrestore4443]

Hairloss happens because of reduced blood flow and oxygenation of the hair follicles, and here DHT comes into play as an androgenic hormone, it causes fibrosis in the scalp, learn how to reverse scalp fibrosis and restore hormonal balance, know the reason why even DHT has increased in the scalp ! by visiting my channel..

[@DJYAD19]

@@hairrestore4443 So why the hair of sides and neck doesnt fall if DHT comes into play?

[@potxtoe]

@@DJYAD19 I'm guessing it's the same reason why your pubes and armpit hairs don't fall out to dht either. The side and back hair is probably less sensitive to dht when compared to the top of your head. Just my logical theory though.

[@DJYAD19]

@@potxtoe The reason why sides and back hair is less sensitive is because they get often pressure from any platforms, for example when we sleep, we lay our head on pillow with sides and back. Once our heads is laid down for too long, you already notice that the sides and back gets warmed because blodflow circulates on these spots. Thats why hair still growing on these areas. So when we do same pressure on our top of the heads, blodflow increases and therefore hair grows new and remain it. How to do so? For example, if you take one small kilo rice bag and put it on the top of the head while let it sits 10 minutes or more, it starts to get warmed because of increased blodflow. Because the body is tricked as if the top of head is being injured so that it can be healed with blood cells. Therefore the hair gets thicker and also grows new overtime. I know it sounds ridiculous, but it helps alot. I tried it and I can see difference. You dont have to choose small rice bag. You can choose any objects that should be little bit heavy. But not so extreme heavy which can mess up the spine on the neck. Try out

[@stefanms8803]

if it was just the scalp tension then hair transplants wouldn't work

[@Hairguard]

Hair transplants don't last forever (if the patient isn't taking finasteride) whilst the hairs from the donor area will stay perfectly healthy. Transplanted hairs will start to miniaturise after 5 years or so without preventative treatments. This shows that the position on the scalp is vitally important.

[@fruitcakedrifter1286]

You guys are the "Baum"! I have learned so much ,I'm 67 and am slowly regrowing my hair. Being retired has lessened the work tension. I find you research right on target. I'm now teaching my son who is starting to thin at 18!.I will purchase the hair band.

[@alexbargar8539]

It works?

[@adeebaljehani4594]

Update

[@ChubbyGames]

just do handstands everyday and you will get A LOT of blood up there :)

[@rastooooo]

yeah and you will reverse hairloss to nw0 :)

[@DB-ld7ph]

Haha good luck if you really think this

[@capolo1386]

@@DB-ld7ph worked for me went from thin to thick in a yr

[@capolo1386]

@@Surendrayadav-fy7fg yea

[@edasy7200]

Not only scalp tension. But also what you eat, dht, your environment, your health, sleeping hours etc. Fix your physical & mental health first. If hair regrows then good for you. If not, at least you know you have a healthier body

[@edasy7200]

@Southside Playa it doesn't necessarily mean that. Your health is your own responsibility. Bald or not, its your own effort in keeping yourself healthy.

[@manny2ndamendment246]

Great video. Thanks for the info!

[@just_julian]

This is a genius method of selling your product lol

[@GeorgeT370]

Thanks for the precious information

[@NotOrdinaryInGames]

I am going to figure out something on my own, thanks.

[@Hairguard]

No problem! We do have an 180 day money back guarantee.

[@yudhveerjanartha4430]

Following your channel for sometime now. The content you put up is absolutely enlightening. Can u please talk about saw palmetto as a dht blocker?

[@Hairguard]

Thankyou. We have a video on that already. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJC8pmyorL5qedk

[@dark0ssx]

idea: sleep at a downwards angle, or angle your head down somehow whilst sleeping (like having your head hand off the bed to a pillowe lower down a on a table) (or sleep on your stomach with a large pillow under your stomach so your head angles down) Sleeping on your front or side probably helps. Sleeping on your back probably pulls the skin making it tense on the forehead

[@NotOrdinaryInGames]

I say the beginning of the video is extremely informative. I knew about my blood to top of head head supply problem for YEARS.

[@Hairguard]

Thanks a lot.

[@JakeHunter2010]

Great video 👍 very informative

[@Hairguard]

Jake Hunter Thankyou Jake!

[@KreitylowTheNINJA]

I could listen to this guy say “blood flow” all day

[@loopy1924]

I have watched every single one of your videos...I've been suffering with hair loss since i was about 19. This is the first time anyone has even mentioned this. I think this could be a major cause of my hair losss. I've been trying different DHT blockers, like saw palmetto and a few oils for topical solution. I think these things, combined with addressing scalp tension could be the answer I'm looking for. Thankyou Hairguard

[@dunjaluk9698]

Any updates?

[@420dab9]

Oof

[@Scientist_Albert_Einstein]

I have been telling everyone that the only reason why the hairs on the back and side of the head do not fall is because we spend about 8 hrs putting pressure on our head when we sleep. Think about it, when you are sleeping and put your head on the pillow, the head weights about 15 lbs, this creates a pressure point and when you move your head to the side, blood flows in to the place of your head where you had the pressure on. We roll our heads from left, back, and right all night (that is about 8 hrs workout). No wonder the hairs on the back and side of the head look so nice and thick. The hairs on the back and side of the head are getting lots and lots of blood flow for about 8 hrs during the night. I am a weird sleeper. I sleep with my forehead on a pillow and my chest down. Guess what? I have a full hairline on the front, I wonder if the reason is because the pressure I put on my forehead when I sleep is creating blood circulation.

[@Scientist_Albert_Einstein]

@rkdhiman 318 I don't know about the spine problems. I am just a weird sleeper, I make an arc shape with my shoulders up when I sleep face down. I put my arms across my chest and very often my arms get numb and I wake up at night. This weird sleep position comes natural to me and you should not try it if it feels uncomfortable to you.

[@env0x]

But then wouldnt u grow hair on your forehead and go bald in the back?

[@Scientist_Albert_Einstein]

@@env0x I assume if you were to sleep your whole life on the font, then yes you would go bald on the back, but my whole life (im 32 years old) I have slept on the back,sides, and front side of head. Guess what? the only place where I notice thinning of the hair is on the crown. Since I noticed thinning on the crown, I have slept with my chin up facing the ceiling. The first time I tried it, there is a huge influx of blood to the crown and I can feel my heart palpitating on the crown. Try it and you will see what I am talking about. Step by step: 1.- Put your chin facing the ceiling and then place your head on the pillow. 2.- Relax, it helps if you place an arm across your forehead (at least for me it does because I feel less discomfort on my head), but if you can remain in this position, then do whats best for you. 3.- Once you get tired roll your head to the side. 4.- At this point, you will feel a huge blood influx to the crown region and you will feel your heart palpitating. I hope this helps someone.

[@env0x]

@@Scientist_Albert_Einstein you think you could basically get the same effect if you slept on a slight decline? (Like with the bed titlted, your top half leaning downward)? When i try it like you describe i find it hard to breathe and my neck hurts

[@Scientist_Albert_Einstein]

@@env0x I think sleeping with the head slight down could be dangerous to your brain putting too much blood pressure, besides the whole point is to have blood circulation. If you could make a bed that switches between down and up that would solve the problem. Maybe a motorized bed that slowly puts you on a slight incline over 2 minutes then switches back to normal so that blood is circulating. See, when we sleep, we put pressure on our head with the pillow, this pressure drives away the blood where the pressure was applied, but when you roll your head to another position, then blood flows back to the position where the pressure was applied. Thus creating blood circulation.

[@JD-fr7rm]

been thinking that recently ... definately seems to be a correlation - also saw some research recently linked to goose bumps and hair loose - apparently those with hair lose are never able to get goosebumps in the pattern areas. it would be interesting to do a broad test on people with good heads of hair and see how there tension compares?

[@vynvalor3723]

And another point to this; minoxidil is a known vasodilator (makes the blood veins wider). This is one of the theorised explanations as to why it may help hair grow back a bit. Also, there are treatments where you can get your blood/plasma injected into your scalp to assist in regrow. Both of these are blood related, so I think there is something going on here. It is worth trying all non-drug avenues before committing to taking them, but dont put too much hope in them.

[@stratos10able]

amazing ad, good job

[@Isdlysm]

Not just blood circulation but also having the the essential nutrients vitamins and minerals that your hair needs to be strong and healthy as well. I’ve done some extensive research to find that you can also do son protein treatments to the hair like rice water, or using oils such as castor, almond oil, lavender oil, vitamin e oil, jojoba oil, emu oil which also blocks dht as well. I’ve been doing these remedies for a couple months now while also maintaining blood circulation and it’s made a huge difference. My hair is a lot stronger and thicker. If anyone wants to know more about this, I can share some stuff with you that are completely free and easy to do on your own.

[@la4381]

Yknow what? Yeah I could use some advice right bout now

[@Isdlysm]

Add me on fb. I’m riley Dotson

[@wendya9973]

Please share!

[@laniakeas92]

Essential oils are great. But you can't use them everyday. I suggest googling "phytoestrogen/antiandrogen herbs". Make yourself a list of about 10 of these herbs, make a homemade water based tonic and use them everyday. It's cheap and more effective than expensive remedies which use the exact same components. Combine this tonic with several drops of camphor oil and menthol. This works for me (i'm female with aga) and for several of my male friends.

[@Copiio]

im gonna try this product and post my results! Thanks for the info and product guys!

[@aldobgl1583]

Did you get and try the growband ?

[@mgdheeshan]

Any luck?

[@Copiio]

I forgot and this reminded me! I will post and update after I order it for real this time

[@recreatingcontents5795]

Isn't this like a blood pressure monitor with a manual pump, like the one a doctor uses on the patients? Just find a huge band to fit the head lol. I didn't know it'd be that expensive.

[@spearsg]

Thanks I think there is something to what you say; information seems useful - i will try applying it.

[@Hairguard]

Awesome - great to hear!

[@Stracciulein]

Cool but can you link us that study of Dr. Freund about DHT is oxygen dependent? I can't find it anywhere

[@recreatingcontents5795]

Isn't this like a blood pressure monitor with a manual pump, like the one a doctor uses on the patients? Just find a huge band to fit the head lol. I didn't know it'd be that expensive.

[@johnd4555]

I’ve been knowing that scalp shape and skull expansion were the cause of hair loss . What you were referring to as scalp tension, but I never heard you speak of skull expansion as the cause.

[@alexbarley9723]

Thanks for making this. My scalp does feel very tight after all

[@Hairguard]

Alex Barley Thanks Alex - lot of people, suffering with alopecia do complain about the feeling of a tight scalp.

[@X4XP11]

Yes it makes total sense. I was wondering why don’t you have a conditioner besides your shampoo on your online store?

[@Hairguard]

Ali B. Thanks Ali! Have you checked out our scalp elixir?

[@jackcapewell4373]

And hair on the sides grow faster then the top so makes sense, so this video makes sense

[@troll-ck1wo]

Yes but what about people who lose hair in a diffuse or retrograde pattern, this theory falls apart when you think about that

[@gusslator8136]

Makes a lot of sense. I can't pinch the skin on the top of my scalp, whereas I can do so pretty much anywhere else on my body. Guess that's because of this skin being pulled tight. Thanks for sharing.

[@Hairguard]

Thanks Gus - glad it helped.

[@janjensen3220]

Just dont drop your guard because it seems to make sense. The advice that is given is directly against what we know and think of male pattern baldness and instead tries to sell you stuff

[@gv2346]

I like the video because it actually makes sense but the price is pretty pricey.. should make it a little more affordable or supply a discount. I would love to buy this rn but it's really pricey.

[@Marginal391]

Thank you 🙏 ✔️

[@alexrobertbrian]

In terms of blocking dht levels reduce your stress levels that's the biggest cause of hair loss. Has happened with me and fapping/ having sex too much too raises dht levels. If you reduce both of them it will help massively reducing your dht levels without all the side affects

[@Hairguard]

Thanks for sharing that with us Alex!

[@alexrobertbrian]

@@Hairguard no probs Haha!

[@dayumboydayum8461]

Does this work if you have mpb or is it just for the typical M shape hair loss like u mention in the end of the video ?

[@edp6761]

Informative

[@brendanservice6194]

If it's just scalp tension then why dont women recede at the front and crown as well

[@danlc95]

Good observation.

[@dieSPLASHfritzler]

Some women do.

[@MBlank77]

to be honest. Nobody knows what the real cause of hair loss is. DHT plays a role but it's not the only culprit. If someone has lost their hair, even castration wouldn't reverse their hair loss. This is why science hasn't cured mpb. Genetics, environmental factors (which is a huge factor), diet, illness and other unknown factors all play a part. The cure for hair loss is not a one pill fits all cure. It's a very complex issue

[@NotOrdinaryInGames]

Men get their entire body flushed with a hormone that makes the body grow more hair in new areas (LIKE THE BEARD AND MUSTACHE), further depriving the top of the head. All those nutrients now going into the beard. Most men simply do not have enough nutrients to go around, so the body has to sacrifice SOMETHING. Duh.

[@bobbydigits88]

Because males have more skull growth. Therefore, the skin is stretched or tightened. And humans have no muscles on the top of head, so blood flow and gravity probably reduces blood flow up there. All bald guys have no scalp elasticity

[@rio20d]

Hi Hairguard, seems like your scalp elixir ingridients have changed now, is it any better? I don't see peppermint, rosemarry and magnesium oil anymore on the list, but notice some new ingridients which I assume are more potent?

[@athulkr1920]

So the main function of minoxdl is increasing blood flow nd oxygen i guss.. So its enough right????

[@keratinbrotherhood]

@hairguard I've been following you for a couple months, brother. This is a really well-made video! It aligns well with the documented benefits of dermarolling and neocollagenesis. I thoroughly enjoyed watching it. Keep up the good work. -DJ

[@Hairguard]

DJ! Thanks a lot for the support. We are also fans of your channel. Let's connect.

[@keratinbrotherhood]

​@@Hairguard thanks for your support, too! I think I got your IG request. Let's link up there. -DJ

[@frdrcksncn]

I massage my head about 5 min a day and my hair hair has always been healthy. I’ll add another 5 min and save a few hundred lol. Very informative video though.

[@Hairguard]

Thanks!

[@CHAKASHAKA]

Type. I use cinnamon oil to restart growth they blood flow. Works amazing

@@CHAKASHAKA do you drink it or apply it to the hair?

[@agent70vids3]

Yeah me too, i just massage it and my hair regrow.

[@Ashokkumar-hj1ov]

Stellio gian pls don't try to fool us

[@rohank987]

Hairguard- I really love this video and I appreciate your work. As I am from India I can't get this hairband. So I would like to ask if I massage my scalp just like this band does along with yoga which includes headstand, shoulder stand etc would do the needful?

[@sundarex]

Do include the tree asana/yoga, horse stance, and/or the following mudras : kzbin.info?search_query=mudra+for+hair+growth

[@salhififahd3880]

I have a question though, I thought that L'oreal with their patented molecule insisted that the key to healthy hair growth lies in maintaining hypoxia environment ( oxygen deficiency) for the CD34+ stem cells. These stem cells near the skin's surface are responsible for creating new hair. Isn't this contradictory to the theory that low oxygen environment would favor the presence of DHT in the scalp?

[@env0x]

L'oreal is full of shit all their products cause hair loss

[@SarimSense]

Bro oxygen deficiency can never be good

[@naymyonaing185]

Good innovative device

[@fuckoshima]

dear sir...what about topical finasteride on scalp?

[@amancalledjim5382]

surely lack of blood flow to head would result in stroke?

[@edmandell3064]

Good Video. Would LLLT therapy be along the same lines as to helping with oxgen flow? (Indirectly)

[@FlavioMarceloSousa35]

I've been taking finasteride daily for over 20 years and today I have a full head of hair.

[@moodcatching]

+ limp dick, brain fog, depression and no way of reverting back. No thank you sir. Why would I want to take those risks for a full head of hair? Basically want hair to feel confident again and try to attract the females, if I can't be sexually active, what does a full head of hair give me?

[@andrewtucci5712]

@@moodcatching how much percentage get that again ? And of the small percentage of sides how many stay persistant? This is useless everyone who is balding deserves to give themself a change with finasteride. Dont be an idiot

[@SempreQueVoceLerOsComentarium]

@@moodcatching About 1.5% of patients have these effects. When compared against a placebo, about 1.5% of placebo users complain about having these effects. It's most likely not the drug causing them, but the very own patients over 60 getting naturally disfunctive and their bodies just breaking down from age. Taking finasteride will actually _increase_ your testosterone levels, as it's not being converted into DHT. There's even been observed links between decrease in BMI and the use of DHT blockers.

[@beingsshepherd]

13:15 That the only testimonial is from your company's founder, accompanied by incomparable before & after portraits, is plainly ridiculous.

[@Hairguard]

We do have a 180 day money back guarantee.

[@CHAKASHAKA]

Guys. Blood flow is important though. Either massage or stimulate using home made cinnamon oil mix. Powder and sunflower oil. Makes my scalp red for over an hour and I actually have great results. I'll be happy to share pics if you like

[@moodcatching]

@@CHAKASHAKACould you share some more info? Also what do you mean by red? Isn't that jsut from the cinammon or is it irritation? How can you know it is actually blood-flow. I get that effect from derma-rolling though.

[@manshuuu9621]

@@moodcatching yes it's kind of the same thing like keep derma rolling enough till u can see a little blood and skin turns red it would do the exact same thing and it's backed up by research unlike hairguard and yeah do check out the hairloss show and hair cafe that will be all you need to thicken up ur existing hair and keep it down the line too

[@manshuuu9621]

@@moodcatching and it will not work much if any if used without minoxidil and finasteride

[@ttfan3257]

Thank you

[@MAGWAII]

Tension+dht. Got it.

[@Hairguard]

Boom!

[@imyourunclepaddy3252]

Are there any reviews? How about before and after pics?

[@jamil1985]

Quick question: What if i used Ozonated water to wash my scalp? The idea is to use the dermo roller then use Ozonated water to wash and allow oxygen to go through the tiny holes? Any test or research done? Maybe combine the GRowband?

[@Warpig9]

Good question

[@dhruvalbhansali3632]

Can u explain why after transplantation the hair transplanted from back of our head are way less prone to hair fall even though they would be transplanted in a High tension area?

[@thegloriousquran1208]

I think it takes time. the follicles that fell down absorbed accumulated dht though out the years at leasts thats what i think

[@dominique4359]

I have tight scalp I wonder if this makes it hard for blood flow as well?

[@tersa1000]

If I had a small head I could use my blood pressure cuff

[@jasonkavan]

😂

[@aa-ei1zl]

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[@DeepSouthBayouDiesel]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@chakravartisingh80]

😂😂

[@akiraleva5496]

There is definitely a link. But my only question is: if scalp tension (or if tension on the scalp decreases blood flow) then why is it that when men get hair transplants, the hairs on the places of the head where there was scalp tension stay? I mean the transplanted hairs are going to a region of their head where there was scalp tension, so shouldn’t those transplanted hairs just go away too? Or is it just something about the hairs in the back of the head (the hairs being transplanted)?

[@oranges557]

Ive always heard that transplanted hairs will sooner or later fall too, wich is why you have to take finastride after a transplant

[@emilyclarke9249]

Very interesting watch, I do believe there is a link between scalp tension and hairloss.

[@Hairguard]

Thanks Emily!

[@bilalakbar8627]

MPB is not simply caused by scalp tension. FFS!

[@non-copyrightedmusic764]

Can I have a link to the hair pump please

[@eeiko321]

Ok so this is a growbrand promotion

[@zxBlitz]

Yes, or you could just use a topical finastaride and minoxidil mix, to prevent hair loss, there are many studies out there showing that this would basically cancel out the negative side effects.

[@ChrxmeKev]

Link to these studies?

[@malharjajoo7393]

+Hairguard, can you post link to reviews of people who have actually shown any results with this ??

[@Hairguard]

www.reviews.co.uk/company-reviews/store/hairlossrevolution-com

[@lol-pf9cq]

What if you scalp is very elastic yet your hair falls?

[@Georgysnob]

I never received a bag for my growband 😳

[@DominusBeats]

Can you show us how to increase bloodflow to the head? (Most efficient way)

[@alherrera5001]

Just do headstand

[@tobos8909]

They do have scalp massage tutorials on their website (Roughly 10 minutes total)

[@CHAKASHAKA]

If you mix cinnamon powder and au flower oil. Then apply to areas. You will feel such a burn and it'll be red for over an hour. Easier then massaging scalp for 15 or 20 minutes. You wash this off in 10 minutes and blood flow satya over an hour. I've had excellent results in a short time. Do it daily for 10 days and you'll see new stubble like I did

[@CHAKASHAKA]

@Bhupendra Yadav no heating of Cinnamon.... Just add to sunflower oil for its low comedegenic level 1 which won't clog pores....but if you want to put olive oil it won't hurt you since you'll wash it off in about 12 or 13 minutes..... You don't want to brew cinnamon as the steam will burn your face off in 20 seconds....yes its that powerful. I don't know if it did anything for my dandruff by itself....I applied teas that had many combined benefits and used those as an astringent and dht blocker ...these herbs usually share their ability to be anti bacterial anti inflammatory anti microbial , some anti fungal, and therefore anti dandruff. I haven't seen dandruff or pimples in 3 months...... Peppermint tea....stinging nettle, chamomile, green tea, dried parsley , oregano ...any mix of these will help you eventually rid of dandruff. But remember this can be considered an astringent which means like a sudleas shampoo and if you overuse , then your scalp won't have time to bring out its natural oils when you keep stripping them off with the bacteria so don't do it daily.....google each herb and others by asking "what does blank do for hair growth" and you'll get an education and formula beat for you better then any doctor can give you...also google natural dht blockers in herbs or spices. And Boom. Results better then finasteride for the price of a dollar fifty. There is ayutvedic medicine too bit I won't touch tumeric since Pakistan and bangladeah is putting lead in the mix to give a more orange color and are poisoning us.. So do your homework and you'll have a full head of hair... 1. Scrub dead skin and disinfect with tea wash. 2/stimulate blood flow 3/feed scalp and stomach with herbs. B vitamins. Zinc and other key minerals.... It will shock you PS. Throw out shampoos that have sulfates as it increases dandruff. Look for natural not chemical ingredients!! Good luck

[@CHAKASHAKA]

@Bhupendra Yadav I'm not a professional , but what I did for myself personally since they are both inexpensive and I wanted big results I made a thick mix and let it sit for a while. It was stickier when left on the fridge. Like a thick paste, maybe ware a rubber glove because it will eventually take your fingerprints off like that. I even put some on my wrinkles and turned crazy red to send collagen there and had temporary but visible results. Try to leave on at least 10 minutes but if your thresh hold of pain is too low or if your mix sat too long and is too potent just wash it off. The temple skin is way more sensitive then the top of your head. And tour facial skin is even more sensitive then that. Do not get it in your eyes and maybe even just use sunflower oil on your scalp from time to time. Twice a week as it will help kill possible bacteria associated with your hair loss. I haven't done anything recently in 5 days and its still growing so maintenance is easier after 2/months. I'm learning as I go...I also scrubbed the hard spots/dead skin on my top of head where it wasn't as sensitive as the rest due to dead akin build up but one time I scrubbed too hard and lost like 40 baby hairs two weeks after I GRE them so be careful. Overall I'm doing extremely well. Google will also tell you which herbs are good and how. Green tea is a dht blocker so use that too topically!! Let me know what you see on day 8. Zoom in with your camera under good lighting but don't obsess like I did. It will grow well over time but the mirror won't show. It much for like 1 month or more....but zooming in will show you its working. Good luck

[@jabara83]

Can you post before and after pictures? I've been sold on the skull expansion, & blood flow theories of hair loss for years, so I want to believe this. But if it works, then don't you have more success stories than the 1 before and after pic on your website?

[@sanjutiwari3940]

Sir how to reduce usage of dutasteride actually I am taking alternatively weekly please tell sir🙏🙏

[@MagnusTheGreat]

Ive always had a dandruffy scalp. I will definitely switch to Minoxidil and stop using Finasteride

[@Prateek9341]

What about finasteridine external use? My doc has given me 5%minioxidil and finasterdine solutio.

[@bryanc.5463]

I might try the growband. My scalp itches with minoxidil

[@manp1039]

the grow band looks alot like a blood pressure cuff applied over arm. And I am thinking it may be large enought to apply to scalp as it. and if not could be modified to wrap around scalp. And interestingly, there are electronic blood pressure cuffs that inflate and deflate on their own by just pressing a button. I also may be possible to connect an arduino or other controll board to create a patter of inflating and deflating to automate the process.

[@fernandinescribin970]

Exelente..

[@kennmischler]

If the skin on the top of your scalp is tight and you’re experiencing balding like this comment. If your skin moves easily and you’re not balding dislike this comment. I haven’t watched the video yet but I’ve noticed all bald people have a very tight scalp

[@denniero6904]

Exactly. The tight shiny is undeniable. Its as if the fat tissue underneath the scalp has disappeared.

[@MetatroN197924]

It is true,i am balding my self,on the sides my skin is elastic on the top i cannot move it,it is tight as hell.

[@user-kf1me5zr6f]

has a clinical study been performed on teh growband to see if it really works?

[@d.e.a.d9804]

So what if I hang upside down for a set period time everyday

[@michaelbmw1931]

What do I need to buy to stop baldnes? Can somebody answer please

[@MBlank77]

To be honest the theory itself does sound plausible. I'm 41 and losing my hair, let's just say that i'm desperate and at this point i'll try anything (except for Finasteride). I used Saw Palmetto for several months and i noticed some sexual side effects, a definitely loss in libido. I know it doesn't affect everybody but i had to go off it. I have ordered my very own derma roller and it should be arriving next week and i cannot wait to try that. In fact, it's desperation time so i think i will be accompanying Rogaine with the Derma Roller for maximum effect. Like i said.. hair loss is debilitating and it's causing me major anxiety. Looking in the mirror every hour is NOT helping. I'm avoiding Reddit forums as the baldies over there encourage everyone to shave their head and feel "liberated". Fuck that! I'd rather try all the alternatives first. I'm rambing and going off the topic of this video.. i think there is something to scalp massages and blood circulation. Having come across this video and an article regarding scalp tension and hair loss. I realize my own scalp skin is extremely tight! i can barely pinch a decent amount of skin each time i try. Thanks for this informative video.

[@danlc95]

I used this stuff for the first time a couple days ago, at my neighbors. www.zequip.com/store/brands/beaver-research-/hand-cleaner-/bns001-2-nut-scrub In the past, I've had great luck with exfoliant products on my scalp. Right now I've been using baking soda, but it isn't aggressive enough. So I'm going to try this stuff out, or add the walnut shells to the Dr. Bronners soap I use to wash my hair. Probably both.. Best of luck!

[@Marasma101]

Hey man look into microneedling your areas of thinning! On the reddit forum Tressless there are lot of people with incredible results.Use microneedling in conjuction with a topical like the Scalp Elixir these guys have or Ds laboratories redensifying hair spray.

[@Hairguard]

Hey Martin! Thanks for sharing your story. It sounds like you're already taking some excellent, preventative measures. We created an in depth guide on the dermaroller. I'm not sure if you have seen it yet, however you can check it out there: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6Csn4OFpt-YgM0&

[@MBlank77]

@@Marasma101 Thanks for the reply mate! I still haven't received my 0.5mm Derma Roller (off Amazon, it's shipping from China and i won't get it for another week). I'm excited to try it and give it a legitimate try. I also ordered a 1.5mm Derma Roller but i will give the 0.5mm a try first. I'm not hoping for miracles but if i my existing hair becomes thicker i'll be a happy man. Not going to lie as i do hope for some regrowth. I don't know if any man has successfully regrown hair on a bald spot/or thickened vellus hair, but i'm hoping i'm one of them haha

[@MBlank77]

@@Hairguard Thank you for replying. Your vids are very informative and i honestly take comfort from viewing them. We are all in the same boat here and support and understanding is key. My sister and ex gf (who is my best friend) don't understand how mpb affects us. They obviously love me and think i should "stop worrying" but hair loss is a major concern/stressor for me. I have incorporated scalp massages. In fact i applied rosemary/peppermint oil on my scalp tonight and i pinched/stretched/massaged my entire scalp as i watched Avengers : Endgame. Which is a VERY long movie haha. Scalp massages/Derma + Rogaine 5% foam. Hopefully i can see a difference by Christmas.. fingers crossed. I love your vids and keep up the great work. We need channels like yours to give us hope.

[@ryannewell333]

so if bloodlfow is a big factor, just sit upside down every day like come on.

[@a.f.s.3004]

Avoid all the probs and simply use topical finasteride…..works great w/ zero side effects

[@dn8443]

Topical still can give side effects

[@Steve4TheWin]

wouldnt people with longer hair (mostly women) have more tension on their scalp?

[@sandro5535]

But women has much less testosterone.

[@tobos8909]

The tension is believed to be primarily caused by post pubic skull growth. Women have different shaped skulls and less skull growth than men

[@RanjanFidelityTheist]

Love from India ❤️

[@ptjww9455]

If this is true then why don't transplanted hairs fall as well? After all, they're transplanted into a high-tension, low-bloodflow zone... Then why don't they fall???

[@1Laletta]

Why do you think that transplanted hairs don't fall as well? I've found out this one: " Anywhere from 10 to 80 percent of transplanted hair will fully grow back in an estimated three to four months. Like regular hair, transplanted hair will thin over time. People with dormant hair follicles (sacs that usually contain hair beneath the skin but no longer grow hair) may have less effective transplants, but a 2016 study suggests that plasma therapy can help up to 75 percent or more of the transplanted hairs fully grow back."

[@ptjww9455]

@@1Laletta References?

[@Samuel115s]

Actually I have heard that transplanted hairs can thin over time and also fall out. Hair transplants also require maintenance.

[@classicartfoundation639]

@TrueDepth are they planted right down to the arse? That'll keep 'em in lol

[@akiraleva5496]

I think that would definitely be a plausible answer. I wonder if overtime they will just fall out?

[@jeffries1232]

Most likely a link between hair loss and scalp tension . Many years ago i read a book though that the author claimed that hanging your head off the end of a bed was effective to increase blood flow to the scalp and thus bring hair back to life .But he went on to say that inversion tables created a double edged sword problem or rather and didnt work..Anyhow i'd like to try this product ...what are the general expectations with it .I have thinning and receding hair nothing serious but getting there

[@mgdheeshan]

Which book was that?

[@MrCt40]

Does the hairband only work for men with receding hair lines ? What about if you’re already bald ?

[@chemavzable]

The guy on the cover has exactly the same hairline in both pictures mate

[@Hairguard]

Which hair would you rather have?

[@MrAmbrosse]

@@Hairguard They are exactly the same hair wise. He looks better in the first picture in fact. The information makes sense, but that example is a terrible one.

[@tobos8909]

@@MrAmbrosse pro.hairguard.com/pages/my-story Same dude, better comparison

[@pedrogascaortiz2559]

Tienes una versión en español de este video...?

[@josephcecilhornesmithjunio1426]

☮️Beautiful and More!‼️💟

[@loolzylol6851]

If male pattern baldness is due to scalp tension, and that is the reason why hair on the back of the head doesn't fall, then why does hair implants (from the back of the head to the front) doesn't fall either ?

[@BelgiumHxCDefiance]

very, very good point. im not really believing this video

[@BelgiumHxCDefiance]

@TheBignose JU all proof confirms that its the actual dht. And I can confirm from experience too that thats what the cause is

[@tobos8909]

They do, just after a long period of time. Wayne Rooney, for example

[@loolzylol6851]

@@tobos8909 Did rooney hair fall two times already ? Also hair implants are known to not always be "receptive" which means that sometimes it just doesn't work

[@Hairguard]

They do. The balding clock gets reset when they get transplanted. So around 10-15 years they will fall out.

[@i_tell_u_hwathill8089]

Increasing blood flow into the head will not prevent hair loss, people in yoga do this and it doesn’t stop them from losing hair, the only thing that’s your best bet is preventing Dht hormones, kids have less hormones hence losing less hair

[@n_x1891]

Keep a window open. Indoor CO2 concentrations reach 4x normal. This lowers bodily O2 concentration slightly enough to have an effect over many decades.

[@Hunter2847]

Whoever cures mpb is gonna be Walt Disney rich

[@Hunter2847]

TrueDepth oh man I was spewing false info...please tell me how I can make it up to you. This will not happen again you have my word

[@Hunter2847]

TrueDepth i sent the payment, i have been washed of my sins

[@Stu81]

Why do hair transplants work then? If it tension?.......now let’s look at the market size for snake oil products that target the hair loss community!

[@ChubbyGames]

13:25...just different hair styling lol

[@rastooooo]

right lol

[@GaryFerrao]

Is it even the same person?

[@sahilahmed_5498]

Quality of hair improved , look carefully before criticizing.

[@pabloriel6612]

Is it possible to get your hair folicles back naturally?

[@NiceWindow]

if its about tension then why when people transplant hair into the same spots where the original hair fell out does that hair not fall out?

[@gauravpednekar3288]

except it does, hair transplants are not as permanent as they are marketed to be, after 5 years or so they start to fall out.

[@Hairguard]

Exactly. Hair transplants aren't permanent. The balding clock gets reset after transplant. You'll need to take finasteride for the rest of your life. Or stabalise the hair loss another way.

[@Lyd-PSN]

Okay then, so what about diffuse hair loss that doesnt have a typical pattern? Whats that caused from is that just more extreme scalp tension or something? Or is it what i really think, and its geneticaly programmed to go a certain way from birth, my dad has a diffused hair pattern and is now norwood 7, for myself, i too have diffuse hair loss heading in that direction and at the similar age he went as well, so its all genetic.

[@Mahesh-vk5zj]

I read somewhere that it may be because of gluten. Research more about it

[@MetatroN197924]

Just a thought about the reason,testosterone or the metabolite dht promote the bone density all over the place,women have fractures after menopause,add to that another thing that testosterone use protein to build muscles increase your testosterone and you have all the protein used by muscle and vital organs,hair waiting for that protein also but left in cold.Anabolic steroids introduce protein synthesis by much higher protein utilization due to the higher anabolic effect.

[@anuraganand3874]

@2:37 just look at sadhu at this age he has full head of hair as well as full grown beard.. maybe we progressed to much where air, water, food we breath, drink and eat is polluted 😑

[@MaxiiBoii23]

You acting like Indians live better without pollution than 90% of the world 🤣😂

[@thegloriousquran1208]

I do 10 minutes of scalp massage twice a day and 5 minutes of standing on my arms againt a wall how long does it take to see hair get thicker?

[@kavin5444]

Bro...any improvement??

[@coffeecupwithtea]

Well?

[@thegloriousquran1208]

@@coffeecupwithtea so i wasn't completely consistent but i noticed that my falling stopped and hair got much stronger and i saw thinner hairs growing a little thicker.

[@coffeecupwithtea]

@@thegloriousquran1208 thanks for the update, I’m def going to add something in. Maybe Botox at some point. I noticed thinning hair after I had headaches for months, I remember trying to massage the pain away back then so I think it was def super tight

[@thegloriousquran1208]

@@coffeecupwithtea yes and also avoid sugars and eat onion, and def do handstands all day . peace bro

[@YS-yb3ww]

Why didn’t u talk about minoxidil ? It works by a variety of methods but one of them is increasing blood flow to the hair follicles as well. So using both minoxidil and grow band would maximize blood flow to the follicles. And i have talked to many dermatologists and my friends have done as well. And no dermatologist recommended a scalp massage. Why ?

[@_baller]

For what it's worth DHT is responsible for muscle strength....maybe the tension sends a signal it needs more strength?

[@coffeecupwithtea]

That… actually.. makes a lot of sense!