WHAT EVERY MAN NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUT DHT AND HAIR LOSS 

Inject more estrogen 😅

I heard it is what is incharge of men's sexual characteristics development e.g growth of the pen!s

It is more potent than Testosterone and lowers estrogen. It's like you saying ban Dopamine. You won't function as a human without it dumbf.

You're mistaken. The cock that you have it's growth is due to dht. Dht increases cock size, girth during puberty. It is very essential hormone for mental health, strength, virility, and maintenance of libido. Although testosterone is high but it's less potent due to less receptor affinity. Dht is not the bad guy here. it's your follicles' sensitivity and crappy genetics to blame.

I quit taking fin. Side effects resolved in 2 to 3 months, and hair loss resumed as expected.

Thats probably due to the fact that today's generation is has been exposed to more environmental toxins (including the toxins passed on during pregnancy). Those toxins ate estrogenic.

Hight Stress physical and emotional

Atrazine in the water

Too much sexual thoughts increases testosterone and then results high level of DHT....

Lacl of viramin D3 most probably

Nature not gives a fuck about numbers

Me to

Bro same

Me too but I found it, it's because of vitamin deficiency

@@Gan562 what about now?

many people know about this lol what are u talking about ?

@@AlternativeStrings i dare you if they told you that 5 alpha reductase increase as you age..All of them say the opposite

True

same 😑

@@adamsrankings8860 how insecure it is right

@@ashxferrier my hair is very thin on top to the point where u can see my scalp from multiple different angles. it’s even kind of thin on the sides it’s only the back where it’s thick

@@adamsrankings8860 yo I can relate cause I'm having it too , now I have buzzed , and the scalp can be visible from far 🫠

​@@ashxferrierso, now what are you using to prevent it ?

How do you take minoxidil

what is the dht BLOCKER you are taking ?

You should probably have more testosterone and fore sure less DHT. Monoxidil alone is not a DHT blocker. You probably are taking an antiandrogen that lowers your Testosterone also which You should stop(what I understood from Derek MPMD channel)

​@@dragosh6488minoxidil doesn't lower aniandrogen/testosterone in blood if u didn't intake it

It's so fragile and prone to lot of ailments mental and physical . Even the microbes we can't see can cause great harm and extreme heat , cold , sharp objects can easily harm our body . And yeah this body took billions of years to evolve and become like it's now 😅😅

The creation aren't too good for a men. FOR WOMEN IS ALWAYS ON WIN WIN SITUATION 😅

No, from what I learned testosterone does to a human body, lowering your dht will help, not the other way around, so the more you are able to use your testosterone in a matter that body calls for it will ultimately lower dht as it converts test to dht.

Don't intentionally lower either

@@johnnymacias7407how do we use more testosterone?

Temporarily, yes

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High levels of testosterone on their own are not a direct cause of hair loss. However, a specific hormone derived from testosterone, called dihydrotestosterone (DHT), can play a significant role in male pattern baldness and, to some extent, in female pattern hair loss. Here's how it works: DHT and Hair Loss: In individuals with a genetic predisposition to hair loss, the hair follicles in certain areas (typically at the front, top, or crown of the scalp) are sensitive to DHT. When DHT attaches to these follicles, it can lead to a process called miniaturization. This process causes the affected hair follicles to become smaller, producing finer and shorter hair strands. Over time, these follicles may stop producing hair altogether. Hormonal Imbalance: While testosterone itself is not the primary issue, imbalances in hormones, such as an increase in DHT levels, can contribute to hair loss. These imbalances can be influenced by genetics, age, and other factors. Other Factors: Hair loss is a complex issue influenced by multiple factors, including genetics, hormones, age, and sometimes underlying medical conditions. It's not solely determined by testosterone or DHT levels. If you're concerned about hair loss and its potential link to hormonal imbalances, it's advisable to consult a healthcare provider or dermatologist who specializes in hair and scalp health. They can evaluate your specific situation, conduct necessary tests, and provide guidance on available treatments and management options. Additionally, addressing lifestyle factors, such as stress management, a balanced diet, and a gentle hair care routine, can also contribute to overall hair health. Take a hair pull test here - www.advancedtrichology.com/pages/quiz

@@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist but how can I reduce my testosterone and dht levels

Okay, let’s not be rude about a very significant issue affecting men. If a woman has her hair falling out it’s a disaster and everyone sympathizes with her. But a man should just get over it? Yeah, get outta here.

DHT (dihydrotestosterone) is a hormone that plays a significant role in hair loss, especially in cases of male and female pattern baldness (androgenetic alopecia). However, it's not necessarily higher testosterone levels that cause hair loss; rather, it's the sensitivity of hair follicles to DHT that matters. Here's how it works: Testosterone: Testosterone is a male sex hormone present in both men and women, although it's typically at higher levels in men. Testosterone is converted into DHT in the body through an enzyme called 5-alpha-reductase. DHT Sensitivity: In individuals with a genetic predisposition to hair loss, hair follicles on the scalp may be more sensitive to the effects of DHT. When DHT binds to receptors in these sensitive hair follicles, it can lead to a process known as miniaturization. Miniaturization: Miniaturization is the gradual shrinking of hair follicles under the influence of DHT. As hair follicles miniaturize, the hair they produce becomes finer and shorter. Eventually, these follicles may stop producing visible hair altogether, leading to hair thinning and baldness. So, it's not necessarily the absolute level of testosterone that causes hair loss, but rather the interaction between testosterone and the genetically predisposed sensitivity of hair follicles to DHT. This is why hair loss patterns can vary among individuals and why not everyone with high testosterone levels experiences significant hair loss. 🔴 Please visit these links: 🔴 Products: www.advancedtrichology.com/collections/all 🔴 Hair Quiz: www.advancedtrichology.com/pages/quiz 🔴 Amazon : www.amazon.com/stores/page/745026F6-B738-41B1-A97E-57C1966FC3C6?ingress=2&visitId=5085be25-b276-44a7-b805-a5803f4fcc65&ref_=ast_bln&_encoding=UTF8&tag=evolutionhair-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=e56705584b86ccb7f1784f04d04bb180&camp=1789&creative=9325 🔴 Request FREE Virtual Consultation with William Gaunitz' Associate or Paid Consult with William Gaunitz FWTS share.hsforms.com/1bS5yt8jCR224QxCKmJ-cqQviu

You need to make sure all your blood work solid, so yes that is necessary

Sir please reply?

nope dht is a trash hormone if your dht is high you are prone to prostate cancer there is no balance testosterone must be higher than dht is like 80/20 or 90/10

Yup not much

As an adult, nothing that normal T can’t do

Haha, that's quite the comparison! 😅 DHT (Dihydrotestosterone) really is the supercharged version of testosterone when it comes to its effects on hair. While testosterone itself can lead to hair loss, especially in men with a genetic predisposition, DHT is much more potent. It binds to receptors in hair follicles, particularly on the scalp, leading to miniaturization of the follicles and, eventually, hair loss. Think of DHT as testosterone's super-aggressive cousin, with a lot more power to cause hair follicles to shrink. That’s why managing DHT levels is key in preventing and treating androgenetic alopecia (male or female pattern baldness). 🔥 You nailed it with that analogy! ➡️Reach out to us at www.advancedtrichology.com/

So the solution is controlling inflammation by good diet , good mindset and overall good lifestyle.

No such thing as

Yes… It’s very simple. You are genetically blessed with no male pattern baldness gene.

​​@@WilliamGaunitzTrichologistyou see doc, I'm really unsatisfied with that response because it doesn't quench the thirst for understanding how some men who have dht converted by 5ar that supposedly attach to the androgen receptors in the scalp and thus not causing hair follicle miniaturisation. Test>5ar>Dht>androgen receptors in scalp> Hair loss I appreciate "it's genetics bro" to an extent, but I would like some real insight please. For example, do these men not have androgen receptors in their scalp? Or do they have an uninterrupted biochemical chain that leads to androgenic alopecia but the determining factor is a genetic code that somehow doesn't allow miniaturisation of the scalp hair follicles?

@@TheOnlineMarketbro this is exactly what i ask every derm and they can’t seem to answer it 😭

@@TheOnlineMarketfrom what i’ve heard i think it’s because the hair follicles are less sensitive to dht, which is purely genetic

@@TheOnlineMarketThere are two (2) main factors needed for hair loss: 1. DHT 2. The gene 🧬 that actually reacts with DHT, at the hair follicle level, and causes the eventual thinning of hair. Everything you you mention in your argument is correct as far as DHT and it’s andro receptors go, but you STILL need the gene 🧬 that binds with DHT, at the andro receptor sites, to cause the thinning of hair. So the doctor is technically correct. You can have high levels of DHT, have all the androgen receptors in the world, but if you’re missing that gene 🧬- then you get no hair loss. The missing of that gene 🧬 is very predominant in indigenous people (native Americans for example), which explains why indigenous people genetically tend to keep their hair.

I know the feeling man😢

He’s got an obviously receding hairline.

Omega 3 and vitamin d3 supplements

Oral dutasteride twice weekly

​@@arya8303That and zinc B12 Iron magnesium

I pray your hair gets better buddy

LISTEN to me kid first of all before you do anything start taking zinc Iron vitamin D3 calcium supplememts and maybe magnesium fordt three are mlst important and make sure you are getting a nom veg diet with vitamin B 12 and Vitamin C then atleast we can rule put your hair loss isnt nutritional and evem if you are supposed tongo bald hair will look good

Is it working?

Yes if you past puberty, there’s no point.

Lol does that mean all bald people are hung?

@@Nobleman23 correct

Take tren and finasteride