Hey Everyone! I read the article posted on another thread here from the WSJ about the race to produce the hottest pepper. I read a couple of readers comments (on the WSJ), and some mentioned that hot peppers can cause blisters. So I Googled that topic, and in one discussion forum, someone claimed that rubbing a chili mixture on their balding head made their hair grow. Being a skeptic, I had to Google THAT topic as well. That's when I came across this article: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17569567 So, any feedback? Have any of you heard about this before?
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capsaicin Capsaicin to Combat Balding? Really???
- Thread starter Tim in Tucson
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HMMMM
my old hair dresser, one of the best in the industry, told me, at an early age, i should always massage my scalp whilst in the shower, and i always have. today i have a full head of hair, my brother is a qball. no peppers or any other props, just a quick massage in the shower.
if you are ever in guelph, ontario, canada and want the perfect hair cut, stop in to freddy's hair styling and ask for Dominic, tell him Marco send you!
if you are ever in guelph, ontario, canada and want the perfect hair cut, stop in to freddy's hair styling and ask for Dominic, tell him Marco send you!
Bald = genetic.
You can massage your hair until the cows come home - if daddy's bald & momma's got thinning hair, you gone go bald.
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
You can massage your hair until the cows come home - if daddy's bald & momma's got thinning hair, you gone go bald.
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
Please tell me that Dominic doesn't get "too friendly" during the haircut. I'll go with the balding before I submit to a "massage."
I had already accepted the reality of my genetics. I was just...hoping...you know....
I heard if you rub T-scorp placenta on your eyes you can see the future. Somebody should check that out.
