Is there any link between male pattern baldness in younger men and an increased sex drive?
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yes their is, I started loosing my hair in my mid twenties and went in for a ton of tests, My doctors said i had more testosterone in my system and alot of men with extra testosterone loose their hair from it and the sex drive is quite high, but sometimes so is agression,  alot of body builders loose their hair in the few years AFTER using steiroids,   Hope this answers your question
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Simply that baldness is a sign of virility and acne is a sign of worry.  There may be other assumed conditions that apply, but I see that your looking for the simple answer.
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because bald is sexy.
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I am a 44year old female, 14 years old the first time.\nI am hitting my prime, maybe have been since early 30s. It's been my experience that men hit their prime from 16 to maybe 25 - all downhill from there (sorry guys!!)  I am experiencing an increase in my sex drive & am very much more aware of my own sensuality & sexual self at this time in my life. I've never experienced any dysfunction but have been with several partners who have. (not fun)  I am a lot freer to experiment & enjoy - I'd love to take advantage of that but lack a steady partner at this point in my life. (gotta fix that, soon!) I've always been highly sexed, from my teen years & I don't see it slowing down any time soon. E-mail me if you want more details - I'd be delighted to provide you with information for your research.
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Poor hygiene and lacks in care weaken hair and this also result occasional itching on skull. It may be genetically  inherited too.\nSituation may improve if personal hygiene is maintained, proper hair-care is taken and a balance diet is practiced. \nIt has been seen Vitamin E also helps  sometimes in having stronger hair.\nOne more amazing fact is, most sexy guys have weak or less hair on their heads, since sex hormone predominates collagen which is responsible for growth and strength of ones hair.
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From Mens Health and Well Being Association\n\nTestosterone is not just a sex hormone.  Every cell in the body has a receptor for testosterone. It is vital in the production of protein and therefore in the formation of muscle. It has a key role in the manufacture of bone. It improves the oxygen uptake of cells, helps control blood sugar, helps regulate cholesterol levels and helps maintain a powerful immune system. It helps concentration, improves mood and may protect against Alzheimer’s disease.\nThe male form of menopause is called andropause and is caused by a slow decline in testosterone production by the testicles and adrenal glands.  In men, 90-95% of testosterone is produced by the Leydig cells of the testicles and the remainder is formed by the adrenals. Unlike the female menopause, which is caused by a sudden decrease in hormone levels, the male andropause occurs much more gradually over a 20 year period and therefore may be less obvious.\n\nPeak testosterone levels in men occur in the late teens. After that there is a gradual decline. Andropause typically begins in men in their early forties or fifties. By the age of 50, 50% of men have low testosterone levels compared to age based guidelines. That figure is a lot higher if levels are compared to optimal levels that occurred during youth. By the age of 60 at least 50% of men will have levels of testosterone low enough to start causing serious health problems. A few men are lucky enough to maintain youthful levels right into old age and the result is usually health and vitality. For the rest of us, symptoms of andropause can include:\n \n\n    * fatigue (often the earliest sign). You just don’t feel like getting up in the morning anymore. It’s called the TAT syndrome (Tired All the Time).\n    * depression, anxiety and irritability. It’s called the USTA syndrome (I ‘usta’ enjoy life).\n    * reduced libido\n    * decreased morning erections\n    * loss of drive, creativity and self-confidence\n    * facial wrinkles\n    * muscle pain and stiffness\n    * increased body fat\n    * decreased muscle mass\n    * increased blood pressure\n    * angina\n\n\nIt is associated with an increase in the incidence of heart attacks, strokes and brain ageing.  There is also a strong association between decreased testosterone levels and type 2 diabetes, elevated cholesterol, osteoporosis and arthritis.\n\nSo how do you know if you would benefit form testosterone replacement? First of all, check to see if you have any of the above symptoms.
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not enough to keep most men from going bald
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i love hairy men they make me horney.they also turn my sex drive on.are you hairy. i am ready to bang it baby.
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Here's some text from a 2002 study reported in Neuroendrocrinology Letters that indicates male pheremones (at the heart of "body odor") may have a positive attractiveness effect to a majority of women.\n\nPrevious research has revealed that natural and synthetic pheromones can enhance ratings of opposite sex attractiveness. The present study investigated the effects of exposure to male axillary secretions on female ratings of the sexual attractiveness of male stimuli. Thirty-two female undergraduates, half of whom were contraceptive pill users, rated male vignette characters and photographs of male faces on aspects of attractiveness. On two separate study days, corresponding to different phases of their menstrual cycle, stimuli were presented while exposed to male axillary pheromones and under a control condition (no pheromone). The order of testing was balanced with respect to pheromone/control condition and menstrual cycle phase. Pheromone exposure resulted in significantly higher attractiveness ratings of vignette characters and faces. Use of the contraceptive pill or menstrual cycle phase had equivocal effects on some vignette items and neither had any influence on female ratings of male facial attractiveness. The results of this study suggest that exposure to natural male axillary pheromones can significantly enhance female perceptions of various aspects of male attractiveness.\n-----\nThere's no question that overt and extreme body odor is repellent to many (and certainly it can be!) -- especially since we've been trained by countless advertisements to find it so.  \n\nHowever, it's an evolutionary adaptation of some kind, which (certainly in the pre-bath eras) must have operated as a signal of some kind to females: of health, of strength, of non-sickness perhaps.
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Normal Hair Loss\nThere are a number of reasons why men start to go bald, but if you are a man between the ages of about 20 to 45 and you start to lose scalp hair, then the chances are 95 per cent certain that you are experiencing male pattern baldness. As the term suggests, male pattern baldness follows a typical sequence or pattern. \n\nSponsored Links\nHair Loss Chart\nRanking of the top hair loss products for 2006!\nwww.Hair-Loss-Report.com\n\nTips for Fixing Hair Loss\nSee how I did it. 92% success. Before/After pics. Men/women.\nRestorationHair.com\n\nHair Loss Product Reviews\nRanking and reviews of the top 4 hair loss treatments available!\nwww.Hair-Loss-Study.com\nHair loss can start in different areas but is usually at the temples and/or on the crown of the head. Initial thinning of hair progresses over a number of years and may lead to total baldness but more typically loss of hair over the top surface of the head.\nThe Cause of Male Pattern Baldness\nMost men are genetically predisposed to male pattern baldness. It is the effect of hormones on the hair follicle that produces male pattern baldness. Testosterone, a hormone that is present in high levels in males after puberty, is converted to dihydrotestosterone (DHT) by an enzyme called 5-alpha reductase. DHT has an adverse affect on the hair follicles. Acting on a hormone receptor on the hair follicle it slows down hair production and produces weak, shorter hair, sometimes it stops hair growth from the follicle completely. This process gradually depletes your stock of hair and is normal hair loss.\n\nHair loss, Illness or Disease\nGo to your doctor if:\nYou lose hair suddenly, if your hair loss is in clumps or significant enough that you notice large amounts on your pillow, covering the back of your clothes or when you wash your hair. This type of hair loss does not represent typical male baldness, but it does require a diagnosis. Don't worry
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Men have more male hormones near the genitals that tend to stimulate hair growth thus we have more hair there
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Bald men are alot of fun.  Especially if they have a couple of tattoos.  The best thing about them is when they take a shower in your bathroom.  You don't have to clean out the hair that they leave behind.
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Hair loss is caused by a derivative or breakdown of testosterone, I think its called dytestosterone. Pardon my spelling, I don’t have any facts in front of me but basically too much testosterone causes baldness. So.... masturbating I believe releases testosterone into you blood stream, but I don’t believe it increases your levels. So, I would have to say it doesn’t called baldness. As for your skin, well, I wouldn’t use semen as a skin cream. It’s actually kind of strong, since it has to withstand the chemicals in the vagina on its journey to fertilization.\nMike RN
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The only known cure for male pattern baldness is removal of the testicles. Alas it has to be done before puberty to have much effect. So, since you are to the point of hair loss happening, it may not work nearly as well. then again, given the nature of the surgery, one might well prefer to go bald.\n\nThere are a few products on the market that purport to be sucessful in reducing hair loss but the one common thread I see in their instructions is you must massage them into the scalp for 20 minutes each day. So, I just save my money and make sure I get a thorough scalp massage in my morning shower. While it hasn't prevented hair loss, it seems to slow it down some.
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My husband is going bald... I haven't noticed an increase in his desire... :)
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This one's easy to answer! The fact is that a man in his 20s is in his sexual peak (the only one he gets!) so he is filled with sexual energy and tends to seek more personal gratification than mutual enjoyment...hence the long-lasting electrified sex. When men mature further, the sexual edge begins to soften, and they become a more sensitive lover, which often has the side effect of reduced libido and less energy for the physical act of sexual intercourse. Combining the two? Only one way to do that, and that's to be with an Aries! :)\n\n(if you can handle them, that is...individual mileage may vary, results typical but not absolute)
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Ultimately the sun of wisdom arises when the cloud of hair diappears. This is usually triggered by the reduction in libido which leads to this phonomenon and thats why it young men are seldom bald.