Without shampoo for half a year, the amazing video of him from “bald to black hair” was revealed. (Picture / Retrieved from Weibo)
Recently, a topic in mainland China, “A man insisted on washing his hair with water for half a year, turned from bald to full of black hair” was on the hot search and caused heated discussions. On the morning of October 7, Mr. Wang responded that some netizens may have misunderstood. Washing hair with water is not the whole measure. In order to change the hair quality, he also adjusted his daily routine and eating habits.
“Jimu News” reported that Wang Nan, 39 years old, lives in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, and has been experiencing hair loss and baldness since 2017. “I belong to androgenetic alopecia, commonly known as androgenetic alopecia or seborrheic alopecia.” Wang Nan He revealed that he had been socializing a lot before. Staying up late and drinking alcohol were common occurrences. When he participated in blood donation activities, the blood test was not up to standard. “I checked a lot of information, read a lot of data, and taught myself about nutrition.”
Wang Nan said that starting from October 2021, he will try to change his daily routine and strengthen his physical exercise. “Since April this year, I have tried to wash my hair with water. After washing for about half a month, my hair does not feel greasy. Now, there are no red envelopes on my head anymore. After about three months, there are obvious new hair growth in the original bald area. “
Wang Nan said that some netizens may have some deviations in their understanding. In fact, the improvement of hair loss is only one aspect of the improvement of hair loss. In addition, he also strengthened physical exercise, reduced sugar intake, and changed his daily routine. Wang Nan’s wife Shu Nv pointed out that her husband has reduced socialising and drinking, and has also put an end to takeaways, “The way of cooking in our family has also changed. It used to be fried at high temperature, but now it is steamed and boiled. Following him, I lost weight myself. .”
Cai Xiang, an attending physician in the Department of Dermatology of Wuhan Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, explained that androgen alopecia is usually called seborrheic alopecia, which is related to androgen levels and genetics. From the video posted by Mr. Wang, it can be seen that the hair loss area is not completely restored, but thicker than before. Sometimes doctors do recommend some patients not to use shampoo products containing chemical ingredients, but it generally takes more time to grow back hair. For a long time, it is recommended that the patient still go to the hospital for examination.