I don’t believe your evaluation is complete. And by your own admission you said you’re only speculating here. Let me tell you the story of my children. Dad – 57, male, moderate AGA. Mom – 52, feminine, lush locks. Sister – 32, feminine, average locks. Friend 1 – 33, Male, No AGA (none in his family either).
Friend 2 – 27, female, good hair density. All 6 of us started HCG within a week of each other, supported one another. All 6 experienced hair loss that started between 6 weeks to 10 weeks AFTER ROUND TWO. This onset time frame was constant with people writing on forums too, as we’d discover much later.
Me – man, extreme hairloss resulted in severe hair loss – Norwood 6 with diffuse top. Hair thinning has ceased, but regrew never. Calendar year Moving in for transplant next. Dad – male, Norwood 7 Now. Profuse hairloss ensued, slowed and then stopped then, but nary a hair grew back after approx 20 months. Mom – female, lush hair still.
Experienced moderate hairloss, and everything grew back again. Sister – feminine, Experienced severe hairloss and has seen no regrowth absolutely. Friend 1 – Male, Severe hairloss and saw no regrowth. Friend 2 – woman. Severe hairloss and experienced only partial regrowth. She’s the daughter of a trichologist and had locks per square centimeter counted. Only incomplete regrowth confirmed.
- Starting Point where in fact the person is in the correct position to begin the Repetition
- We might not always utilize the available theories correctly,
- Know that you have emotions and be thankful that you have a support system
- I weigh 140 pounds by 06/01/11
- Age is simply a number, not a description of fitness
- Poses minimal risk
- 3-Antibiotics are found in certain cases. Flagyl or Metronidazole; Ciprofloxacin or Cipro
- Ask your physician or medical facility how much out-of-pocket expense you’ll be responsible for
I come from a family group of MDs. I don’t think anyone quite understand the relationship – but it’s very much there. The onset timeframe is consistent to just be a co-incidence too. What is leading to it – HCG or the calorie restriction or the weight shed, is anybody’s guess. However your hairloss rate of 0.4% is grossly incorrect. I’m sorry, I don’t question your integrity, perhaps just your math. I really do apologize however your observation has no remote resemblance to any empirical observations we made.
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