As I indicated in the introduction, severe thinning hair and baldness that progresses from the front hairline toward the crown results from a habitual violation of a histologic fact of the scalp, not from heredity. When I disclose the histologic fact, the violation that contributes to the cause of this baldness can be observed to be widespread among men. When the histologic fact that underlies baldness that begins at the front hairline and advances toward the crown is disclosed, Aristotle's association of baldness with shedding of hair and with passion in a man will be proved wrong. Two examples follow.
Some persons shed their hair early for some hereditary cause which is unknown.
Regardless of the consideration given to shedding of hair, it by itself will not cause baldness to a hair or to many hairs unless the papilla of a hair or papillae of many hairs have been destroyed. Still, I adhere to the statement that the hair will grow if the papilla is not destroyed. Inc. All rights reserved.