Theory about body temp causing hairloss

[cuebreeze]

Ive been reading some articles on thyroids and body temp etc and there seems to be alot of stuff that could link the two to hairloss.

I just wanted to make a simple point on how i think it could cause hairloss.


When your skin is cold, the body sends more hormones in the blood to the areas in need and the vessels get smaller.

But when the skin is warm the blood flow increases. (im not sure if dht apart of those hormones but i read that hormones do increase to cold areas of skin.

Also ive read that blood temperature tests are one of the most important blood tests that doesnt get enough attention.

Also hairloss is common for people who have had serious injurys of diseases. (If bloodflow/body heat is high in say a cut off leg than obviouslly all those hormones would go to other places right?).

So when we sleep we are obviouslly ALLWAYS on the non mpb area which would explain no hairloss there.


I know this is a very simple excuse/reason but i have read alot more and alot of things really relate.

If you look up wilsons temperature syndrome it explains alot of it but nothing specifically on mpb.

Also body temp is low in the morning, Rises during the day and than lower at night.


Id like to experiment by keeping my body slightly cooler while i sleep and keep my Whole scalp a bit warmer. (hopefully that would stop the hormones going to my scalp.

[OverMachoGrande]

Man, I love this stuff you dig up! I would have never even considered this.

-O.M.G.

[cuebreeze]

Yea man, check out my post on vacuumming the scalp. Theres allready studies done that show some promise. Vessels DOUBLE in size. Best part is they are using lasers at the same time -