@rlliwan@inovPathetic@Fochya كلهم حرام بس اخلاقيا تجي من طيب خاطر ومن شخص قريب افضل من انك تدفعين لوحدة وتستأجرين رحمها حرفيا لانه الدافع هنا راح يكون انساني بعكس الاستئجار الدافع مادي والمشاكل غالبا تكون هنا
@inovPathetic@Fochya صديقتك كلامها صح الموضوع هذا جدا مثير للجدل حاليا حتى في الغرب. لو وحدة من خواتك مثلا عرضت من طيب خاطرها انها تحمل بدالك بدون مقابل ا�� اعطيتيها مقابل من نفسك بدون ما تتشاورون هذا عادي بس استئجار الارحام وتدفعين لوحدة تحمل بدالك هذا حرام اولا وغير اخلاقي على كثير من الاصعدة ثانيا
Everyone’s focused on bringing hair back / wants a cure for disappearing hairlines. I’m interested in why the follicle gave up on you in the first place, bro.
3 ingredients worth paying attention to, with human trials behind them:
• GHK-Cu: the copper signalling peptide follicles depend on, and it falls roughly 60% from your 20s to your 60s. It rebuilds the collagen scaffold the hair anchors to, drives the blood supply that feeds the root, and switches dormant follicles back on through Wnt/β-catenin.
• Caffeine: penetrates the follicle within 2 minutes of topical contact, and it’s the only fast route in; the rest of the skin barrier is too slow to matter in the first 20. In a head-to-head trial of 210 men, 0.2% caffeine came back non-inferior to 5% minoxidil at six months. No minoxidil, no finasteride, none of the systemic baggage/chemical castration.
• Resveratrol: in a randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial, the resveratrol arm cut daily hair shedding by 61% over 12 weeks. It pushes follicles out of the resting phase and back into active growth.
When follicle signalling starts declining, shedding can begin to outpace growth. And the frustrating part is that many of the molecules we’d want working there don’t readily reach the follicle from a conventional topical serum.
That last part is the problem we became obsessed with solving 💎💙