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Discussions include mentions of historical beliefs such as Hippocrates’ observation about eunuchs, as well as references to modern research linking hormones and hair loss, illustrating how the social and scientific narratives are intertwined. The tone varies from curiosity to skepticism, demonstrating both interest and thoughtful engagement with the topic's implications.
Most discussions acknowledge the historical link between hormones and hair loss, reflecting agreement with the article's insights on scientific and social interconnections.
Posts show high interest in the topic, referencing classical sources and modern research, indicating curiosity about the historical and scientific context.
Participants actively reference the article, Hippocrates, and related studies, suggesting thoughtful engagement with the subject matter.
While some posts highlight the significance of understanding this history, the overall discussion appears to have a moderate influence on perspectives about science and social beliefs.
"According to Hippocrates ‘eunuchs are not subject to gout nor do they become bald’ (Aphorisms VI, 28)." Yes, this has been shown in modern research as well: https://t.co/LkbxjgroXr Yes, this means that cutting off men's balls PREVENTED THEM FROM LOSING THEIR HAIR Be wary of
@jaume_diadoc εὐνοῦχοι οὐ ποδαγριῶσιν, οὐδὲ φαλακροὶ γίνονται. https://t.co/p3UZoN3DBA
RT @NutriDetect: "According to Hippocrates ‘eunuchs are not subject to gout nor do they become bald’ (Aphorisms VI, 28)." Yes, this has be…
For more context on Hamilton’s work, see Ayob & Messenger. Androgens, hair loss and eugenics: a tale of discovery and American social history. Exp Dermatol. 2015. https://t.co/cGZmp7VFjp
@wls_almostthere Interestingly eunuchs do not experience male pattern baldness https://t.co/ni4ji05yH3
@imannoo_ Nobody wants to be a eunuch but they do not experience male pattern baldness https://t.co/ni4ji05yH3
This video explores the history of the hair loss industry and its ties to social and racial ideas in American history, highlighting how scientific discoveries about hormones and genetics influenced societal perceptions…
This video examines whether low testosterone levels contribute to hair loss, referencing studies on androgen deficiency and hair growth responses to testosterone treatments in women.
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@jaume_diadoc εὐνοῦχοι οὐ ποδαγριῶσιν, οὐδὲ φαλακροὶ γίνονται. https://t.co/p3UZoN3DBA
RT @NutriDetect: "According to Hippocrates ‘eunuchs are not subject to gout nor do they become bald’ (Aphorisms VI, 28)." Yes, this has be…
RT @NutriDetect: "According to Hippocrates ‘eunuchs are not subject to gout nor do they become bald’ (Aphorisms VI, 28)." Yes, this has be…
"According to Hippocrates ‘eunuchs are not subject to gout nor do they become bald’ (Aphorisms VI, 28)." Yes, this has been shown in modern research as well: https://t.co/LkbxjgroXr Yes, this means that cutting off men's balls PREVENTED THEM FROM LOSING THEIR HAIR Be wary of
For more context on Hamilton’s work, see Ayob & Messenger. Androgens, hair loss and eugenics: a tale of discovery and American social history. Exp Dermatol. 2015. https://t.co/cGZmp7VFjp
@imannoo_ Nobody wants to be a eunuch but they do not experience male pattern baldness https://t.co/ni4ji05yH3
@wls_almostthere Interestingly eunuchs do not experience male pattern baldness https://t.co/ni4ji05yH3
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