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Say we're going to be talking about why monoxide does not prevent hair loss and what you need to know before you start monoxidil.

So typically, you know, when you start noticing male pattern baldness, you might go to your doctor and you'll say,

losing my hair, what do I do?

And then a lot of the time, their first recommendation will be Rogaine or monoxidil. And what you need to understand

about monoxidol is despite it being, you know, FDA approved for hair loss prevention,

it does absolutely nothing to prevent hair loss. So basically,

you need to understand the mechanism of how it works first. So first, monoxidil is a vasive

dilator. So what that is, is it basically increases the, you know, oxygen blood flow to the

scalp where you apply it. So why is that good? Well,

when you start losing your hair, it undergoes through miniaturization. It hits this point where it goes

under, I believe it is fibrosis and calcification. And when that happens, the oxygen blood flow

has been cut off to the follicle so severely that it basically

dies so monoxidil what that does is increases the amount of blood flow and oxygen to the you know

hair follicles and it encourages better growth and new growth that's why you would otherwise not be

able to maintain monoxidyl hairs grown by monocidal and they're like monoxidid dependent.

So why is that not prevent hair loss?

Well, you need to understand if you've seen any of my other things, articles or videos on hair loss,

you'll know what causes miniaturization in the first place before you get to the calcification

fibrosis part of the hair follicle literally dying.

And that is androgen miniaturization.

So basically, you have testosterone in your body.

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