Hi, I'm Arne from Estonia. I've been suffering from a receding hair line. It started for me when I was around age 17-18, and while it's been slow (thankfully), after 5 years I've lost hair in temples, leading me to be in NW3 right now. Biggest part of my hair loss journey so far has been obsessively trying to find a mind-body solution, and finding an emotional root cause of hair loss. For years now, I've been making observations, reading forum posts and sometimes stuck in my head, trying to figure out the cause of hair loss. While all the puzzle pieces are still scattered, I'm almost certain that one's emotional health and nervous system dysregulation play into hair loss. I'm excited about this course, because it also deals with the nervous system, which I believe is key to having hair. Feel free to ask me any questions, I'll happily share my theories or ideas 🙂

My name is Anton and I'm from Russia. I'm 26 years old and my crown is noticeably thinner than the rest of my hair. I first noticed thinning about a year ago but funny enough, didn't think much of it😂 I was so clueless about balding in general and never even thought it was possible to start balding at this age. Sure, I've heard before about people that went bald by 25-30 but I thought that was extremely rare and it didn't even cross my mind in the slightest that I could be one of them, because also in my family on both sides no one was balding at this age and for a long long time onward. So I thought about my crown thinning as just some weird thing that will go away🤣🤣 By the time when I first noticed it I had been living in the south of Turkey for almost a year and I thought, well, maybe it's hot and humid Mediterranean climate, maybe it's the local diet... Maybe it'll normalize on its own when I go back to my natural habitat😁 Spoiler alert: it didn't. I wasn't paying much attention to it the next 9 months after going back home and didn't take any action. Can't really tell if it got worse or not during this time. Only sometimes I would glance at it to see if it's still there and when of course it wasn't improving after all this time I went on Reddit to see what the hell it was all about😠 and holy moly.. I'M BALDING!!!😱😱😱 So in May this year after reading many stories about people going bald and that it's a quite common age for people to start balding and many people start even way before that...I finally realized what I'm in for and that's when I started sounding the alarm🚨 Long story short, now I'm here. I'm not quite sure which Norwood I am because judging by old photos my hairline didn't change, I always had it like this. Only my crown is thinning, so in the welcome form I chose 3 because of it but my hairline doesn't look like 3 I think. Also a few years ago I looked at my photo when I was little(maybe 10 years old) and I was surprised to see that my hair was so dense and looked much thicker and darker. I never even knew I had such hair. I would kill to have that hair now😩 It changed over time and then I had just normal mediocre hair. I don't know why it changed but no signs of balding until about 2 years ago.

Hey, I'm Bart I live in Poland and in the past 6 months my hairline receded drastically from full hairline to stage 2 of hair loss. In these 6 months I felt constant stress and had couple stress neuralgia episodes because of it. My overall stress levels rose 1,5y ago when I finished highschool (it was pretty bad time for me emtionally) and stayed pretty high until december when I started working in 9-5 job which was extremelly stressful for me. Thanks for this community

Hi, I'm Pema, I live in New Zealand. I'm here because getting rid of that bald spot is an essential part of looking more like the woman I want to be, (bet most of you weren't expecting to hear that).

Hello, my name is Carlos Losa, I'm from Seville, Spain, and I'd like to present myself to you. I'm a guy who started balding aggressively at a really young age, 18. This did a profound damage to my self esteem and, due to my personality I started to move rapidly, I didn't wanted to go bald, I wanted to be desired. I had to do something with it. As I started scrolling in to the depths of the balding forums all that I found was desperation, anti-cooperation and people mocking each other. I also found that pharmaceuticals ruled every single aspect of balding solutions and that almost anything blossomed out of it. You know, there is only a trident to allow you scape from balding, and it's minoxidil, finasteride and ketoconazol. I was growing up and I, in fact, had a great upbringing. I didn't needed my hair, to be sincere with you, to have a fulfilling life, but there was something that kept me tied to balding issue: The love for finding a real solution. Imagine it as solving a big Rubik's cube. I was thrilled to find the root, and the deeper I dived, the more exciting It got. What amazed me is that whenever I found a cause, that cause turned into consequence of another cause. I got amazing results with a zero pharma used. I understood how balding works and how to reverse it (to an extent depending on a wide array of situations). In the time of writing this post I'm 29. Almost 10 years have passed by since the time I got bald (and I mean NW6, if you know what I mean). Now I'm not the person who has most hair in the group and slight balding still being noticeable, but I made it alive from the hell. After 10 years I recovered a lot of ground and I can proudly say I'm not balding anymore. This is my journey, and now, yours. My dream is to help all men in the world to really understand what balding is, and to let them know what tools they have to counter act it. To say a final word to this, let me tell you, balding is health, not only physical, but also mental. If you have the genetics to go bald, and your body and mind resemble the characteristics to go bald, you'll go bald.