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I read a very interesting article on ABC today regarding male pattern baldness. If you are balding watch out. One study from Madrid found out that out of 122 male patients admitted to hospitable with the virus, 79% were bald or had significant hair loss.
Which is quite a large percentage, what they think is male pattern baldness hair loss is often associated with high levels of the male sex hormones called androgens
These androgens seem to play a large role in the entry of Sars-cov2 which helps covid-19 get into the cells.
They believe it is because of a high level of dihydrotestosterone (DHT). But there is help at hand, take pumpkin seed oil which is cheap and easy to take or another DHT blocker such as saw palmetto. As a hair loss treatment for thinning hair and part of a hair care routine.
Personally, I think
Personally, as a hair loss treatment for hair growth. I think all men should take some days and no I don’t have shares in a pumpkin seed oil company.
Besides the benefits of more testosterone, it helps protect the prostate and hair loss. In fact, when taken in most cases more hair is grown. I take it on a daily basis and the good news is it is cheap.
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