SwissArms
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Feet and Blood Flow: I've noticed a correlation between my feet and potential blood flow to my scalp. After taking off my shoes, I move my pinkie toes as far left or right as possible (depending on which side) and can feel more blood flowing to my scalp. And the day after doing this, I noticed my hair was definitely much thicker. Think about every pre-industrial tribe that doesn't wear traditional shoes; there are zero instances of balding among them.
My Theory: Cramped feet will reduce blood flow to the scalp, and by splaying your feet, you open up the blood flow back to the scalp.
What Proof Do You Have?: People will take finasteride, a drug that can have serious side effects (erticle dysfunction, depreciation, breast cancer), or roll tiny holes in their heads with a derma roller. Or shooting in the dark on dozens of random supplements or shampoos. You have nothing to lose by trying this.
Solution: Purchase shoes that do not cramp your feet, or go barefoot. Make sure you can splay your toes completely. If other people can try this, we could be onto something.
My Theory: Cramped feet will reduce blood flow to the scalp, and by splaying your feet, you open up the blood flow back to the scalp.
What Proof Do You Have?: People will take finasteride, a drug that can have serious side effects (erticle dysfunction, depreciation, breast cancer), or roll tiny holes in their heads with a derma roller. Or shooting in the dark on dozens of random supplements or shampoos. You have nothing to lose by trying this.
Solution: Purchase shoes that do not cramp your feet, or go barefoot. Make sure you can splay your toes completely. If other people can try this, we could be onto something.
