It's Myungmin.
What do you mean old opinions. Everyone knows this, but I think I'm talking alone ^^
The heat in the scalp is a bottleneck in blood flow due to constriction of blood vessels..
It's kind of like how electricity generates light and heat from a filament of a light bulb... Like an aurora ^^;)
Then.. Is there a phenomenon that applies to such logic in our human body?
Cold hands and feet, hot... burn.. The statue... The surroundings, the seasons.. And so on...
First of all, it's a hypothesis, so if you look at a number of real phenomena that can prove it, it's going to help you understand.
-a good person.
>Thank you for your opinion..
>The reply is a little late.^^
>Yes, I think Fiji is similar to Myung-min..
>In the fall, moisture evaporates and pores and sweat glands open less, so I think sebum secretion is reduced and hair loss is relatively high..
>It's nice to hear that shampoo is also in the completion stage..I hope you make a nice shampoo..^^
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>Well, I see..
>I know that people are different from each other..So hair loss will inevitably happen differently from left to right.
>As far as I know, this is called irregular symmetry harmony..I saw it while bungee jumping..--)
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>But this is what I think about the heat of the scalp..
>Fever or DHT is basically positive energy, so if it uses itself, it stimulates sympathetic nerves and reduces blood vessels..Then, the blood vessels are reduced, but the blood is trying to flow as much as before, so what bottleneck happens there and causes the scalp to heat up..That's what I think..
>This is what I think..^^
>I have to think more about it, but the reply is delayed because I'm thinking about this, so I'm posting it quickly..
>Of course... (__)
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