a great explanation to MPB (dht/bone growth theory) covers all angles

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It covers all these question....




Q1. Why does remnant hair sometimes continue to grow within the MPB region despite extensive hair loss all around it?

Q2. What causes the same male pattern profile (horseshoe shape) to develop in almost all severe cases of androgenic alopecia?

Q3. How can DHT be linked to both hair loss and hair growth?

Q4. What is the genetic connection to androgenic alopecia?

Q5. Why does the rate of hair loss vary from person to person? (Up to 20% of men can suffer rapid hair loss starting as early as puberty. But most don't experience androgenic alopecia until later on in life in a much more gradual process.

Q6. Why does the location of hair loss vary within the MPB region? Some people only lose hair from the front (temple recession) or back of the scalp (a bald patch), whilst others lose hair from both these regions simultaneously?

Every one of these questions MUST be answered before any theory can be recognised as the true underlying mechanism for this type of hair loss. By reading this lens you'll find out exactly how skull expansion causes androgenic alopecia and provides answers to ALL these questions.



AND HERES THE LINK....



http://www.squidoo.com/mpb

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Wasn't this brought up in some other threads around just recently?

Anyway, here are some vital question this theory fails to answer:

Why does transplanted hair survive in MPB areas for decades?
Why does hair from MPB areas die even when transplanted to non MPB areas?

There are more questions, but since those two pretty much nullify the theory, I won't add more at this point.

Also note that this supposedly "free" book - containing the "techniques" to cure hair loss - costs money. I say scam.