So I am correct in saying lifting speeds up the rate of genetic hair loss?
I'm wondering if there be anyone here affected by this and be you worried what the future holds? Does it scare you out of the gym?
I haven't got a great skull shape unfortunately and once my hair goes I'll look ugly as ****.
This is one thing that saps my motivation. Once I start and plateau early which always happens, I start to think that I am increasing my ugliness levels while my weakness levels stays about the same...idk
So I am correct in saying lifting speeds up the rate of genetic hair loss?
I'm wondering if there be anyone here affected by this and be you worried what the future holds? Does it scare you out of the gym?
I haven't got a great skull shape unfortunately and once my hair goes I'll look ugly as ****.
This is one thing that saps my motivation. Once I start and plateau early which always happens, I start to think that I am increasing my ugliness levels while my weakness levels stays about the same...idk
I believe its high DHT that causes male pattern baldness (along with a genetic predisposition to it) not testosterone. Although testosterone converts to DHT in the male body at a low % so high T is probably somewhat correlated with high DHT but you could be low in one and high in the other or vice versa.
In any case stop being pathetic, transient increases in T from lifting are not that great, and if you are stalling so badly and so early then you probably don't have high T anyway.
I believe its high DHT that causes male pattern baldness (along with a genetic predisposition to it) not testosterone. Although testosterone converts to DHT in the male body at a low % so high T is probably somewhat correlated with high DHT but you could be low in one and high in the other or vice versa.
In any case stop being pathetic, transient increases in T from lifting are not that great, and if you are stalling so badly and so early then you probably don't have high T anyway.
Well high t doesn't matter. It is relative to each person.
It is DHT and density of an enzyme that processes T in the follicle. If you don't have much in the way of that enzyme then you'll grow a good beard and go bald. The amount of testosterone in your body will determine the speed.
But remember how we were saying before about little differences in testosterone levels not mattering? Same deal here