Why do men with adrenomyeloneuropathy begin to go bald in adolescence, and in childhood their hair is thin?
Adrenomyeloneuropathy and adolescence - AMN EASIER
Adrenomyeloneuropathy and adolescence
Hi,
The VLCFA’s attack the hair follicles!
All the best
Is this documented anywhere? I'd be very interested to read this in a study. I've always had thin hair (though not balding). I never realized this could be due to VLCFAs. Fascinating.
Hi see these links:
researchgate.net/figure/Thi...
karger.com/Article/Abstract...
All the best
Steve
It's not universally true that AMN go bald. I am an example of the opposite case. Good hair at the age of 77.
I didn't start to lose hair until around 47 in just one small area. I shaved it all off at the suggestion of a friend. Eventually, I let it grow back and with the right hair products and blower, it works well. Some guys look great but my head disagreed. At a ULF conference, a woman was researching hair loss and fine hair with AMN guys and we gave blood samples since the hair gene is close to the AMN gene. Don't know what ever happened to the results. But I do have hair envy.
I started thinning in my preteens. I had oily skin so the thin hair stuck to my head and I was routinely asked if I had cancer. It is a miracle I didn’t have serious depression issues. Maybe I did. The best decision I made was at 26 shaving my head. I wish I would have done it sooner. A shaved head is a decision and a choice. Gives you a sense of control. Kind of nice sometimes with our conditions.
When I was a teenager, I was kind of bald on my top part of my head. Recently, I lose some of my hair when I scrub my hair with shampoo. It is probably my hair thinning.