The Coffee Cure for Going Bald
Brant McLaughlin
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Research in recent times suggest that coffee can hold the cure for going bald. Yes, if you're going bald or think you're going bald, if you look in the mirror and your eyes just don't have that youthfu 
l sparkle anymore and you feel that you have lost a few more hairs, then the coffee cure may be for you!
Believe it or not, going bald can be staved off or even reversed with caffeine, according to some scientists. Caffeine stimultes the growth of hair follicles on the scalps of men, they say.
While some men think that being bald is okay, or even cool, and while some young men even shave their heads, the great majority of men under 50 who are going bald feel that their balding makes them less attractive and less youthful-seeming, even to themselves, which can cause a psychological energy drain and lead to feelings of anxiety or depression. But, perhaps if those men who are going bald but are too embarrassed to do anything about it, and that is the great majority of balding men, were to suck down some more black water, they would see a reversal of their shame in time. Caffeine seems to block the production of a chemical called DHT, which in males often inhibits the growth of new hair follicles and causes older ones to die out. DHT is stimulated into production by actions that stimulate increased production of testosterone in males such as stress, strenuous physical activity, or sexual activitiy. (So, one thing that younger men who are going bald might want to suggest to people in order to fortify their self-esteem is that their baldness is caused by being athletic or getting lots of sex!)
Believe it or not, going bald can be staved off or even reversed with caffeine, according to some scientists. Caffeine stimultes the growth of hair follicles on the scalps of men, they say.
While some men think that being bald is okay, or even cool, and while some young men even shave their heads, the great majority of men under 50 who are going bald feel that their balding makes them less attractive and less youthful-seeming, even to themselves, which can cause a psychological energy drain and lead to feelings of anxiety or depression. But, perhaps if those men who are going bald but are too embarrassed to do anything about it, and that is the great majority of balding men, were to suck down some more black water, they would see a reversal of their shame in time. Caffeine seems to block the production of a chemical called DHT, which in males often inhibits the growth of new hair follicles and causes older ones to die out. DHT is stimulated into production by actions that stimulate increased production of testosterone in males such as stress, strenuous physical activity, or sexual activitiy. (So, one thing that younger men who are going bald might want to suggest to people in order to fortify their self-esteem is that their baldness is caused by being athletic or getting lots of sex!)
- Most men under 50 who are going bald hate it.
- Going bald is caused by high production of the chemical DHT.
- Caffeine has been shown to inhibit DHT.