I am 23 yrs old male, i notice that some of my friends already facing the hair lose problem...and some are quite serious also i was wonder we are still so young.

i am quite worry about myself also since my father also bald from fore head

any food can avoid this problem, any experience forumers mind to share here?

Could be the food that you eat. If its too much MSG then it will fall like crazy

Audace not really effective la... i use also quite same. Yeah! I think too much MSG

funny... i have a friend who eat maggee mee everyday like 2-3 times a day and his hair is all still there, maybe its not so much the over intake of something but the lack of something else? maybe its genetic?

Audace shampoo ?is it reliable? i didn't hear this brance b4 also
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What about Sevenson and other haircare center. Are they helpful? So basicly can we encounter this problem. To me hair is everything. But now got problem. My recent gf leave me cause of this.

u need to learn more on the art of googling, my young padawan. the guy gave u info and u're accusing him of lying. i think u searched the wrong thing.

click here for propecia and here for proscar.
or maybe u should try yun nam.

vince, u got watch your diet? audance shampoo and tonic not really effective.

anyone actually tried proscar?

diet ar? vitamin stuff kot! i also dont know. I dont smoke but i eat a lot of msg stuff.. hehe.. now controlling
p/s: if still cant control... i think gonna shave bald and join bald club.

your gf got fetish with hair.. muahahahah...

I've seen a doctor before. He recommend a "proven" product.. but 3 weeks of supply already cost 200-300+... can see result after 6weeks, but must eat for at least 1 year.

I'm thinking.. if every 3weeks 1 come out another 300+ for this.. more hair will drop to earn back my money

but quite expensive... buy that to cure hairfall...and then drop hair because need to pay for it.

its Propecia la... i think so cause fleshwound pointed out. should be la.
the doctor says 6 months to see result... continue 1 year to actually back normal... then gradually reduce intake until fully cured.

Can smoking affect hair loss?

The answer may be yes. According to a recent study by the Harvard School of Public Health, smoking can increase almost all the major androgenic hormones including DHEA, androstenedione, testosterone, and dihydrotestosterone (DHT), the hormone most closely linked to hair loss.

The study, which examined a cross-section of 1,241 randomly sampled middle-aged U.S. men, compared hormonal levels of nonsmokers and smokers. The study made made sure that weight and age were not a factor in the study results. According to the study, dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) was 18% higher in smokers, dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate (DHEAS) was 13% higher in smokers, androstenedione was 33% higher in smokers, testosterone was 9% higher in smokers, and DHT, the hormone most closely linked with hair loss, was 13% higher in smokers. Although the study did not study hair loss specifically, it is commonly accepted that DHT is the main hormone associated with hair loss.

Propecia, the oral pill for hair loss, works by blocking testerone from being converted into DHT. Increasing levels of Testosterone and DHT are known to be associated with an increase in the amount and rate of hair loss. Smoking alone will not make someone not predisposed to lose hair start losing hair, nor will stopping smoking prevent your hair from falling out if you are predisposed to hair loss. However, if this study is correct, it is possible that smoking may increase the rate at which your hair does fall out and possibly the amount.

dunno why . that's my bad habit.

my front center part can see 

my pattern was M shape on the forehead...
then center part is thinning....