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The Root Scientist
@RootScientist
Decoding hair loss papers into actionable data. 🧬 📉 Self-Experimenting: Minox + 1.5mm Needling. 🧪 Goal: Regrowth via Science, not Hype. Not medical advice.
London Sumali Ocak 2026
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@Chanumesha Microneedling creates thousands of open dermal wounds. Massaging raw egg and coconut oil into them is probably not the best idea, it could entourage severe bacterial folliculitis, certainly not growth.
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@RootScientist Is it safe to apply egg white + coconut oil hair mask after micro needling?
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@Chanumesha @DivineManhood Very kind words, glad you’re finding the posts interesting 👍
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@RootScientist @DivineManhood Whoever you are, I always look for your replies to each tweet regarding hair issues. Thanks for the knowledge you are sharing with people ❤️
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@BOBBYKRUEGER2 @GenuisHealth There’s no clinical evidence it can block DHT, therefore it’s unlikely to help with genetic pattern baldness. It will likely hydrate and nourish hair, making it healthier and potentially thicker-looking over time though.
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@stats_feed If you’re concerned about hairloss deficiencies get blood work done. Less than 1% of people have a Biotin deficiency, the chances are you’re just going to pee I put a supplement. Iron can have health effects if you have too much. Be safe, be sure.
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1.Cracks at the corners of the lips - B2, B3, B6, iron
2.Dandruff - zinc, B vitamins, omega-3
3.Frequent headaches - magnesium, B2
4.Fatigue - B12, vitamin D, iron
5.Weakness - B1, vitamin D, magnesium
6.Hair loss - biotin (B7), iron, vitamin D
7.Brittle nails - biotin (B7), zinc, iron
8.Dry skin - vitamins A, C, E, omega-3
9.Acne - vitamin A, zinc
10.Mood swings - vitamin D, B6, magnesium
11.Weak bones - vitamin D, calcium, vitamin K
12.Bleeding gums - vitamin C, vitamin K
13.Muscle cramps - magnesium, potassium
14.Frequent infections - vitamin C, vitamin D, zinc
15.Pale skin - iron, B12
16.Poor night vision - vitamin A, zinc
17.Memory problems - B12, omega-3
18.Slow wound healing - vitamin C, zinc, protein
19.Tingling or numbness - B12, B1, B6
Important: these symptoms do not diagnose a deficiency on their own. Blood tests are required.
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@GenuisHealth Finally, a biologically accurate cartoon! Canities (graying) occurs when melanocyte stem cells undergo apoptosis. Plucking them doesn't bring the color back, it induces permanent follicular scarring. Gray hair isn't damaged, it's just unpigmented. Accept your DNA.
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@Xbiohack Misrepresenting a tiny 2002 study on alopecia areata (an autoimmune disease) as a cure for genetic pattern baldness is biological grift. Marinating your scalp in pungent sulfur won't inhibit DHT or resurrect dead follicles. Stop listening to AI, follow me for science over slop.
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Oh wow, this one is still doing the rounds. I’ll say it again, mixing four heavy oils is not a shampoo, it's a recipe for severe follicle buildup and seborrheic dermatitis. Oils lack surfactants. They don't wash away dirt, they trap it. Wash your scalp with a real scientifically backed protocol. This AI nonsense is relentless. Follow me if you prefer science over slop!
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@annushreex This is reassuring, medical students confusing nutritional shedding with genetic baldness. Biotin, vitamin D, and iron will not competitively inhibit 5-alpha-reductase. Pumpkin seed oil is a weak botanical, not a clinical DHT blocker. You can’t vitamin your way out of your DNA 😂
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doubling down
you should apply topical DHT on your scalp to block ER-α which is a primary factor in hairloss



Morph@doctormorphh
how your face changes after DHT maxxing
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@TestDoctor_ Studies see this rivalling the effect of 2% topical minoxidil, which is essentially a weak topical. Fine to use as an adjunct but don’t expect hair growth miracles if used in isolation. For pattern baldness you ideally want to have something targeting DHT in your protocol.
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@XLifepad Applying black sesame paste is just a temporary seed dye. Gray hair occurs when your melanocyte stem cells die. Once those pigment factories are dead, no curry leaf or amla paste will ever bring them back to life. Follow me for more science backed ‘hacks’.
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@_Healthyorg You cannot reverse genetic male pattern baldness with this witchcraft. 'Thinning hair' is androgenetic alopecia. Rosemary and onion juice will not competitively inhibit the 5-alpha-reductase enzyme or stop DHT from miniaturizing your follicles. Please make these videos go away…
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@GenuisHealth "Hair growth activates" is laughable. Onion juice and coconut oil cannot block DHT or reverse genetic balding. Ignore the animation, listen to the science.
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@GraceGym_ Rubbing raw ginger on your scalp makes zero scientific sense. Clinical studies show 6-gingerol (the active compound) actually suppresses hair shaft elongation and forces follicles into the telogen (resting) phase. You aren't stimulating growth, you're inducing shedding.
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@Bro_Code_x "Hair falling out means something is missing inside", this is generally not the case. While deficiencies cause diffuse shedding, localised balding is caused by what's added- specifically, DHT binding to receptors and suffocating the follicle. No avocado mask can block that.
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@FitnessDr_ "It will grow too much" is pure biological fiction. Marinating your scalp in onion, garlic, and olive oil won't resurrect dead follicles or reverse genetic DHT miniaturisation. You’re making a salad dressing, not a clinical hair growth protocol. Follow me for science over salad.
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@EnergyUp_ Comments 10 years ago:
‘It’s been photoshopped!’
Comments now, when 99% of photos have been altered by AI:
‘Where can I buy your snake oil?’
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