Great presentation. Wish you can do a new one for 2022. Beautiful way to explain

@davidbranch1077

2 жыл бұрын

Yes...I agree 💯👍

Interesting analogy!

What about using Epitilon peptide that I believe lengthens telomeres?

I had COVID that lasted a good 11 days. I thought I was ok but I began to lose more hair than usual. After doing some research, I am realizing it’s from the strain my body went through during that time and also due to the shampoo that I was using. So I started doing meditation, yoga everyday and changed my shampoo and conditioner to littleextrraa coooconion anti hair fall kit. And now I don't face any hairfall. Thanks for this video! I'm feeling so much better.

I came here for the information (which was very accurate and useful) and I stayed for the comments of so many people analysing, sharing experiences, and asking really important questions. The hair loss community definitely is filled with amazing people.

Very good informative talk & hope, for those of us STRUGGLING w/ significant amounts of hair loss. Thank-you.

Interesting Presentation

"Please ask questions" ... "Save that question for later"

21:54, 27:57 actionable advice

@rohanm4214

4 жыл бұрын

Bro you are awsum

Someone asked a question about what shampoo to use and he said he would answer that at the end, but he never did.

Dr. Anthony Oro is a time traveling Markiplier from the future.

10:30 So we have about 40 seeds. And we go about trying Rogaine and go through a shed. Some other treatment.. go through a shed.. Then we try Finasteride go through a shed.. Each time, we're killing a seed? :( Damn.. I guess by trying to combat hairloss, we are speeding it up.

@bigbirdmcdermott7594

4 жыл бұрын

Kenji Yagi yea, I started minoxidil a month and a half ago and I had before that a little thinning on the middle top after minoxidil I have massive loss all over crown top of head it crazy if pissed

@kingquency575

4 жыл бұрын

​@@bigbirdmcdermott7594 When starting Minoxidil, the hair loss will occur (severally) for several months. However, this initial interaction will stop. You must remain persistant with the use of Minoxidil, and then, you will see drastic improvements. On the other hand, I also recommend that you use a 0.5mm derma-roller along with your Minoxidil-5%. I would recommend that you derma-roll once per week, for up to 16 weeks in order to see ideal improvements.

very informative

If we have all the info, why can't there be a solution?

I wish he would just explain the science in technical terms instead of the bad soil and seeds analogy and trying to dumb it down for laymen's. Makes it more confusing than less and I'm ok with googling a few terms if need be. I otherwise appreciate the talk and presentation.

if the donor region at the back is still strong and healthy, would that mean that stress cannot be a factor ? or would stress affect already genetically challenged follices more than other areas

Got to know about a lot of think that matters for hair growth. I do think that the information shared by him is very accurate.

ferritin level 29 ng/ml cause hairlose??????

Why does hair will not grow on your head but will grow on your face, causing you to shave every morning?

Can I ask something sir or mam.. I have a hair lose problem when I try to comb my hair so many hair fall its not normal , its start when I get started to work in Saudi Arabia I just wondering and also when everytime I take a bath so many hair fall I got.When I try to comb properly my hair I think its thousands can fall.But before it's not like this, I'm 26 years old ..what can I do?

@Theradome

3 жыл бұрын

@medal you should try theradome hair helmet. It is trusted and approved by USFDA and even used by Hollywood stars. For full detail visit our you tube channel.

@LetsDanceTampa

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe too dry in the desert? Try oral hyaluronic acid and a good conditioner with ceramides?

wonder why they didn't use better cameras...2017 wasn't that long ago

This video told me that we know absolutely nothing about hair growth

Great Australian Medical specialists and universities do not publish help ful articles unless paid large amounts.

@y.beckett1811

Жыл бұрын

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Any thought on topical finasteride?

@jakd2962

Жыл бұрын

Not quite as effective as oral and can have worse side effects. Also it’s more work because you have to get the whole scalp to protect all the hairs. Oral suppresses 70% DHT and topical is like 50-60%.

I've used Arganrain professional hair care product and it works pretty well. I bought three bottles of shampoo from online at Arganrain products. I've also tried Rogaine. To be honest , it was really awful because of it’s content. Fortunatelly, Arganrain helps my lost hair grow back.

Long talk to find out there’s really nothing new to offer for hair loss. Minoxidil is nasty (tried it for a year....didn’t work) and hair helmets!?

Someday in the future they might have ahair transplant in the local hospital.someday they put hair transplant for insurance coverage in the near future. Since technology is advancing.

@rexgeorg7324

4 жыл бұрын

Advancing . . . . are you sure

@LetsDanceTampa

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah insurance companies won't pay for that!

''It is happening now'' - and it is a 5+ years-old video and STILL none of those stem-cell products is available or even approved.

When will we have a cure? Or never ?

@stannisbaratheon8061

3 жыл бұрын

Dr. Tsuji in Japan has found a way to replicate hair follicles, which would essentially be a cure for baldness since we will have unlimited hairs for transplantation. Lets just hope it actually works since human trials are due to happen soon.

@sarahyuan8635

3 жыл бұрын

Stannis Baratheon thank God ....

The uhms, ahs in the speech are so annoying they cause me stress and hair loss.

@deepaklpal6800

3 жыл бұрын

@White Feather fjhshdA

yikes this guy needs toastmasters. informative talk though.

Does race has to do with hair loss

The hair reflects your health imo. If your hair isn’t growing or falling out, find out what’s wrong with your general health and fix that first. Bad diet? Not enough sleep? Stressed out? Not exercising? Fix that first imo.

Apparently, um, speech, um, class isn't a, um, requirement for a, um, degree from, um Stanford. Um.

@umarr6221

3 жыл бұрын

He's too busy doing research and treating patients than to wonder about KZread comments. 🤫

@GospelOfTimothy

2 жыл бұрын

The side effect from hair growth is lip smacking and stuttering.

😴

Awesome. I love the seed and soil. It makes perfect sense. Because we were all after all ,planted by God.

@pitbulxdeaa

Жыл бұрын

Yeaaaaah planted by God and shit, truuuuuuue

@nickwilsonmusic2532

Жыл бұрын

@@pitbulxdeaa or maybe all these complex creations were just by chance right? big bang!? Truuue😭

SOOO MANY AAAHHHMS

@jayhillz3705

5 жыл бұрын

Luis Coca I know.

I’m

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@user-ey2qv1xk9u

3 жыл бұрын

lol

There are so many causes which can affect hair loss so taking precaution is good if you love your hairs. Without consulting any doctor, taking any medicine or hair oil can also harm your hairs.

He keeps _smacking_ his lips! And he's a nervous wreck!

Of course there’s a cure just to much coin in dodgy hair transplants & potions that don’t work

@mmvh966

4 жыл бұрын

I wish this was true

@symbiosisai

3 жыл бұрын

Don't you think it be much more lucrative of they actually did final a cure

He reminds me of elon musk

Rubbish aah at aah putting erm the aah subject erm over

Too many uhs and ums

Very informative. I could have done without all of his teeth sucking or lip smacking or whatever that annoying noise he kept doing was.

I am a current Stanford hair loss patient (and a happy one!) and decided to watch this lecture as Dr. Oro is not familiar to me. I found the lecture very disappointing. Not only did he have poor communication skills (way too many distracting um-um-um-um halting speech tics), the lecture felt disorganized and scattered. I was left wondering whether he had ever lectured to a general audience before. There were also too many tangents and extended interruptions. Most of those questions could have been held to a dedicated Q&A period or anticipated and covered in the lecture itself. Each time he got interrupted, he seemed to have difficulty getting back on track. As to the lecture content itself, I feel that he dumbed the content down to an unnecessary extent. He could have delved into the science and trade-offs of hair loss and treatment yet still meaningfully engaged the audience. Contrast his approach with that of the Australian doctors who host The Hair Loss Show, which I highly recommend and have no personal stake in promoting. The lengthy playlist contains a goldmine of information that is actually useful for those struggling with hair loss and confused about how best to proceed. My journey began with them and now I have much of my hair back. kzread.info