People saying there's a correlation between malocclusion(overbite/underbite) and hair loss.

[Constantin Denis]

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Been visiting this subreddit cause I think I have telogen effluvium as I've been on a 3weeks water fast and lost a lot of weight really fast. I got some thinning but hairline is not affected at all.
Thoughts?

 

[Deleted member 14848]

read the comments.
Been visiting this subreddit cause I think I have telogen effluvium as I've been on a 3weeks water fast and lost a lot of weight really fast. I got some thinning but hairline is not affected at all.
Thoughts?

true better craniofacial development better bloodflow, less inflammation

 

[datboijj]

it's about closed sutures, which restrict blood flow and allow huge inflammation
and people with closed sutures also have malocclusion

 

[lutte]

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