Is there really a relation between fapping and hair loss/slow hair growth on head and beard...

Is there really a relation between fapping and hair loss/slow hair growth on head and beard? I've read this on multiple sources, something to do with androgen receptors

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God fuck off, your answer is not gonna be any more reliable than a Google search
Sage and report these threads

All nofap claims are pseudoscientific bullshit.

Fapping incrieses prolactin

you're a fucking moron

Well let's see. Dht is the primary hormone responsible for hair loss. Dht is also known as the sex hormone. During sex and after ejaculation, your dht increases. Taking fin has side effects that lower male sex drive but decrease hair loss because it reduces dht in your body... It's almost as if sex ecasberates hair loss...

Nope, no connection at all with dht and sex. Keep fapping excessively , I'm sure it won't affect your hair at all...

Nigger, by this fucking logic I should stop fucking every couple of days too
McFucking™ kill yourself

>If you eat too much you get fat
>Lol by that logic I shouldn't eat at all

Retard

Actually, baldness is just diminished blood flow to the scalp.

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2715645
sciencedaily.com/releases/2001/02/010215074636.htm
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5782443/
hairloss-research.org/LinkUpdateBilberry1-11.html

So, yeah, the internet has lied to you again. Grow up.

>tfw my hairloss was caused by hardcore dieting and vitamin deficiency
could take over a year to get my OG thickness back

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It's definitely not that simple. It's true that there is both decreased bloodflow and increased tension in balding scalps (correlation). But just google calcification and androgenic alopecia and you'd come to the conclusion that it's instead related to that. It's multifactorial and the best answer is that we don't know yet or someone would be filthy rich by now. DHT and the AR is 100% a mediating factor, which is why finasteride and other 5a reductase inhibitors work, but in my opinion not the prime mover.

This guy is right. And we have evidence that hyperprolactinemia from pituitary adenomas can cause hair loss. I'm not sold on it being the sole/real cause though.

Why don't you grow up yourself instead of being patronizing.

it 99.9% genetic

Nope. Hair loss is genetic. Look at your grandfathers and average out their hair loss. That’s probably you.

It's not entirely. There was study if monozygotic twins and they were 92% concordant. Meaning if one twin was balding so was the other. A lot of it is genetic but not all of it.

>It's definitely not that simple
It is, though.

>But just google calcification and androgenic alopecia and you'd come to the conclusion that it's instead related to that. It's multifactorial and the best answer is that we don't know yet or someone would be filthy rich by now.
Cope. You can't make money by telling people to massage their scalps and do headstands - especially since that is what barbers have been doing for centuries.

>DHT and the AR is 100% a mediating factor, which is why finasteride and other 5a reductase inhibitors work, but in my opinion not the prime mover.
Cope again.

You're falling for memes again, dumbass. Stop being dumb, will you?

It's not. The evidence you posted is tenuous at best and we'd see some great results from people trying this stuff. How is me saying dht is a mediating factor cope? It's quite clear that finasteride stops hair loss in most patients.

That doesn't disprove anything I stated. Let me repeat it slowly for you to understand. Dht levels shoot up at/around sex. Dht is responsible for hairloss. These two things are a fact. Perhaps you can make a conclusion based on these two facts?

Everything in moderation, my friend.

The cope is you desperately looking for a way of proving me wrong, one that doesn't exist.

>we'd see some great results from people trying this stuff
Nobody tries it because many people are stupid, including you. Stop being stupid.

People do try it. Stretching, inversion, microneedling, infrared lasers. You can go to hair loss forums and see it. And believe me it's been documented in the primary literature.

>calcification
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