So yeah .... currently I've spoken with men around the entire planet here and there. Ive helped in emails, calls, chats, product shipping and videos. At this point, my reach is quite small compared to the behind the scenes work I have done. If I was selling hair oils, beard balm, and even "How to use a dermaroller" I would probably appear more relevant to search and even some of social media. People tend to follow what others follow so a small following keeps a small followin

by AQBS | Hair Loss Champion UBM did not start as a product idea. It came from years of putting my hands on my own scalp and noticing that one area did not always behave like another. Some regions moved easily. Others felt tighter. Some areas felt soft and responsive, while others seemed rigid or almost stuck. That made me question the usual advice to simply “massage your scalp.” For how long? How hard? What are you actually trying to move? And how do you know whether anythin

AQBS has released UBM Foundations — Universal Baseline Mobility, the first publication in the new Capillus Codex Brief series. The 25-page illustrated manual focuses on one specific part of men's hair-loss care: scalp mobility. Androgenic Alopecia - Male Pattern Baldness - Men's Hair Loss - All benefit from scalp massaging. Many men already massage their scalps, but there is often little structure behind the practice. UBM Foundations organizes scalp mobility into a simple h

There are two words that you hear constantly in hair loss - that is "Circulation" and "DHT" and mostly everything that we do is somehow increasing one or decreasing the other. Rosemary, Minoxidil = Circulation Hand Massages, Inversion - Circulation Dermaroller = increase topicals that promote circulation Saw Palmetto/Pumpkin Seed = DHT Inhibiting Finasteride/Dutasteride = DHT Inhibiting The list above is THEE big three when it comes to DIY hair loss restoration and the only

There is a small anatomical point on the top of the skull called bregma. It is where the sagittal and coronal sutures meet. Most people will probably never have a reason to know that. I didn’t either, until I started thinking more seriously about how the scalp changes as male-pattern hair loss progresses. Bregma does not cause hair loss. BUT- it seems to be the physical representation of the "Trigger" to Tissue changes that we undergo. What makes it very interesting to me is

I intuitively understood this to be a factor years ago but could not prove it until my scalp shifted considerably towards the "Omega balanced" from Alpha conditions. I coined "Alpha conditions" to represent the opposite of a scalp optimized for hair producing. While the Hamilton Norwood represents negative numbers on the scale, it moves to "Doowron" which is the (+) positive scale. It is becoming very obvious that nerves being activated plays a huge role in hair generation.

The point was never comparison. It was the idea that a complicated problem might become clearer if the relationships underneath it could be described. Albert Einstein has been one of my personal heroes for a long time. So when I finally decided to take more than a decade of my research, observations, personal experience and ideas about hair loss and put them into one larger theory, the name came naturally. I called it The General Theory of Hair Loss and Reversativity. Obvious

And it strangely connects all alopecia's- but I digress - What I would post is a few connections or questions that are worth taking into consideration for the viewer- now or later: 1. When you first went bald or thinned...do you think it was circulation loss or an underlying problem that affected circulation? 2. If circulation is downstream then what would cause that symptom? Androgens or DHT? Not quite - it too is a side effect... 3. Can it be inflammation? This is what I h

A little over a year ago, I published the first version of what I called the General Theory of Hair Loss and Reversativity. The name was a play on Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity. Einstein has always been one of my personal heroes, so it felt fitting. The purpose of the theory was pretty simple: I wanted to pull together more than a decade of my own research, observations, discoveries, and personal experience into one general model that could help explain what may be

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When I first started on my personal hair loss journey, my primary thought and action was to "Make Circulation Better" which in turn would help regrow hair. I mean, this is what you hear constantly and it's what we see as far as products. If I were to ask you the first word that comes to mind in order to "cure" hair loss you would think possibly on two fronts Circulation and DHT." Both are very helpful and I can say that is not wrong, but there are deeper things at play. I su

This is what I am starting to really understand. When they (industry) mention hair loss regarding genetics, what they are really speaking about is when your scalp/body/internal systems reach a threshold where sustaining hair becomes harder. It's that simple. ...And one of the concepts that I created is called 3T- which is Tools, Topicals and Time (Cadence) and the reason for it, is also simple. No matter what you attempt to do from a regimen or protocol perspective, you will

From my observations, research, and personal experiences male pattern baldness or men's hair loss that follows the Hamilton Norwood loss pattern can be summed up as natural processes in the scalp grinding to a halt. The lipid draining system. Dead skin removal. Oils, toxins, plaque, fluid build up and cause what I deem as the "Second Head" which seems to be a true driver of hair loss in men. Circulation issues or DHT issues seem to also be side effects of the mechanical physi