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Anything that we have for our hair maintenance and carethese days has been carefully researched and history has a big contribution inthis regard. During the early years, baldness is considered inappropriate orsomething that needs to be hidden from the public eyes. Bald people at timesduring the early century are either ridiculed or mocked upon. Baldness is agrowing concern actually to most people during those years. In fact, anthropologists believe that even cavemen fromthe Neolithic Age were concerned about the importance of keeping hair on theirheads trimmed, based on the short cropped hair on a frozen caveman whose bodywas discovered along the Austrian-Italian border. This only implies that evenin pre-historic times, hair care was a big consideration of life that humanscant live without. The Egyptians too had a special concern about hair loss,which is why they had a special ritual dedicated to their sun god that wascombined with consumption of a special solution made up of alabaster, honey,red lead, iron and onions and some fats from geese, serpents, ibex, crocodiles,hippos, and lions as scalp rub solutions. The King of Upper and Lower Egypt mayalso have thought that a hair re-growth solution he was using at the time (madeup of an ass' hoof, refuse of dates, and dog toes) was going to work butunfortunately it was proven to be useless. Further, even during the earlyChristians time, baldness issue was a concern. For one, a prophet named Elishawas a bald man and was ridiculed by some youths for being bald. Why the fuss over baldness in the first place? Asresearches indicate, hair growth is related to humans capability to secretehormones. As such, the male hormone called testosterone is being processed bythe body into DHT (dyhydrotestosterone) which is recognized as the culpritbehind human baldness. Women who have significant amounts of testosterone intheir bodies may also develop DHT later on so they are also at risk for hairloss. In order to hide the baldness, a commonly-used techniqueknown as the Comb-Over technique where the remaining hair is allowed to growlong then "combed over" the bald spot, was even used by the lategreat Julius Caesar. And no, not even during his time was this known to be aneffective way to hide a bald spot but then, how many people would tell thatto Caesar's face? That may explain why he also used to sport a laurel wreath onhis head, which may have been more effective than the Comb-Over and definitelymore stylish. These days, the most effective way to treat progressivebaldness could be the hair transplant technique was pioneered in 1939 by Dr.Okuda (a dermatologist from Japan.)Though World War II may have prevented Dr. Okuda's discovery from beingimmediately disseminated to the global medical community, eventually hisfindings did help in making hair transplants a new field of study in treatingbaldness in people. Other medical professionals and researchers have followedin Dr. Okuda's footsteps which is why now hair transplants have become sorealistic-looking that it is nearly impossible to tell them apart from realhair growth.
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