The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
the drugs that are designed to prevent hair loss are five Alpha reductase Inhibitors so remember five Alpha reductase from the hosis well the people that discovered the hosis went on to do a lot of research on the underlying biochemistry of this really interesting molecule dihydro testosterone they identified five Alpha reductase and five Alpha reductase Inhibitors are the basis of most of the anti-air loss treatments that are out there
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testosterone can be aromatized into estrogen like we talked about but it can also go down another pathway called 5-alpha reductase which converts it into five a DHT so dihydrotestosterone this is a much more potent testosterone and so in this half way this is where we see symptoms like male pattern baldness in men
men have five Alpha reduct days in their haer follicles and in their prostatic tissue predominant those are the two main areas where it exists so if you have the same amount of testosterone floating around in your blood um it will have one effect let's say on your skin because it it's never converted to to DHT um but if if that same testosterone molecule hits a haop follicle or hits the prostate it's converted into a very potent Androgen um d HT through five Alpha reductase
Typically it's pattern hair loss, miniaturization of the hair follicle.