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Alopecia And Hair Loss

Need convincing? Ok, here's a very quick look at the skull expansion process: Whether or not skull expansion, hair loss and alopecia will develop all depends upon the shape of your skull. In the top picture, take a look at the forehead. Notice the curvature? See how round it looks? This man has lost his hair as a direct result of that curvature during the skull expansion process. Now look at the bottom picture. Notice how the forehead is extremely flat and broad by comparison? It is for this reason that no hair loss whatsoever has developed at the front hairline. Skull expansion will cause thinning hair, hair loss and eventually alopecia in men and women with certain skull shapes (such as the one shown above).

Find out exactly why the current theory for hair loss is wrong.

It proves beyond doubt how skull expansion develops into thinning hair, hair loss and ultimately baldness.

It reveals how new natural techniques can successfully counteract skull expansion and hair loss and restore healthy hair growth for both men and women.

The genetic link to androgenetic alopecia - the male pattern baldness genes.

How dihydrotestosterone (DHT) is connected to both hair loss and hair growth. (This has been frustrating the hair loss industry for years).

Why androgenetic alopecia affects both men and women despite this condition being linked to male hormones (androgens).

Why the infamous male pattern (or horseshoe shape) develops for nearly all men suffering this condition.