Site Features • Biology of Hair Loss • The Chemical Approach • Stem Cell Research • Discussion Forum About The Creator: When I was nineteen I started to lose hair in the temporal region of my scalp. I would have been classified as a two on the Norwood scale. This is not dramatic hair loss but it did worry me. I thought that when I got older I'd start to look like my father and my uncles who were all in various stages of serious hair loss. It was at this time that I discovered the scalp exercise. By learning how to alternately contract the muscles at the front and back of the head I was able to move my scalp. This movement of the scalp increased the blood flow into the scalp area. It's like bodybuilding exercises pumping up muscles in the arms or chest. After a few months of doing the exercise, I noticed that my upper face looked tighter - the facial muscles looked toned up. But there was no growth of new hair in the temporal area although my previous hair loss seemed to be stabilizing. After eight months of doing the exercise, though, I did have a growth of new hair in this area. My hair became almost as thick as it was when I was fourteen or fifteen. My Web site Hairloss-reversible.com discuses the scalp exercise and gives testimonials from people who have followed the regimen for a period of time. The web site also has many objective pages that clearly explain the causes and treatment options for pattern baldness and some other forms of hair loss as well. If you have any questions or comments, you can send me an email - tvhagerty@cs.com Editor's Note: Hairloss-reversible.com takes a look a the various causes and treatments for male pattern baldness, but the unique aspect of this site focuses on the author's unique approach to successfully treating his own hair loss with what he calls "The Scalp Exercise." Anyone who is interested in an alternative to the conventional treatments for hair loss should check out Hairloss-Reversible. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------