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Cure for male pattern baldness given boost by sugar discovery

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Re: Cure for male pattern baldness given boost by sugar discovery

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Being bald is not an issue. And wasting earthly resources to "fix" it is a waste of those resources, imho.

Well, I am not bald, but I surely can empathize with men (and there are bald women too) whose self-esteem suffered because of baldness. Despite that, any product that cured baldness would command a sizable market and probably help to subsidize other lines of business not so promising while paying for itself.

I appreciate the empathy. Women are unfortunately not mentioned in the article which clearly headlines males, not females.

And I like your optimism about the trickle down benefits. Again I find myself believing that to be wishful thinking.

Re: Cure for male pattern baldness given boost by sugar discovery

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"I don't know why those weirdos obsess with baldness" says man without baldness. To be honest, I also cut it very short because it's comfortable and indeed looks better when it's receding, but it would be nice to have the choice.

I also shaved it completely with a double edge razor (and sometimes my straight edge, although rarely) for several years. I only stopped because that was more of a pain in the arse than shaving it close with clippers.I've done it all from completely razor shorn bald to a nice hairstyle, none of it makes any sense to me. Women don't care about your hair, they care about your ability to earn income to support their des…

You've been hanging around the wrong women honestly. None of that is a universal truth. Those are just brainworms.
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