Circumcision affects hair growth. And with ladies, cutting underarm hair could mean wearing a wig to cover up bad hair thinning.

 

Exposure to chemicals and hair products as well as circumcision have a bearing on hair growth. History tells us that beards epitomise strength and masculinity.

 

The discussion highlights how social engineering shapes our ideas of beauty and well-being, often steering us away from natural vibes. Overall health, as well as hair loss, is brought to the fore in this enlightening interview.

 

https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/why-do-men-go-bald-jerm-warfare

We have a few castrati on this forum

3 minutes ago, Celsius said:

We have a few castrati on this forum

Indeed!

 

Who would have thought that being a 'round head' would mean you were almost certain to go bald later in life?

To me, a beard or moustache indicates a lazy person who can't be bothered to shave.

 

That's only the women.....

This means that women shortening their hair is perhaps knocking years off their life. Even shaving their legs, or cutting hair in other places, is not doing them any good.

 

And I have first hand experience of this. So I know there is tons of water in the bucket.

 

On 12/9/2025 at 12:42 AM, Stiddle Mump said:

Circumcision affects hair growth. And with ladies, cutting underarm hair could mean wearing a wig to cover up bad hair thinning.

 

Exposure to chemicals and hair products as well as circumcision have a bearing on hair growth. History tells us that beards epitomise strength and masculinity.

 

The discussion highlights how social engineering shapes our ideas of beauty and well-being, often steering us away from natural vibes. Overall health, as well as hair loss, is brought to the fore in this enlightening interview.

 

https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/why-do-men-go-bald-jerm-warfare

This seems like a pretty big stretch. There’s no solid scientific evidence linking circumcision to hair growth patterns, thinning, or balding. Most research points to genetics, hormones, age, and general health as the main factors. It’s always interesting to discuss cultural ideas around appearance, but statements like these really need strong data behind them before being taken seriously.

I can confirm it's all BS, so many gullible people out there and social media is worse than ever.

 

I'm circumcised and have full head of thick hair and don't need ED pills and special bonus 50% lower risk of HIV

3 hours ago, TomMath11 said:

This seems like a pretty big stretch. There’s no solid scientific evidence linking circumcision to hair growth patterns, thinning, or balding. Most research points to genetics, hormones, age, and general health as the main factors. It’s always interesting to discuss cultural ideas around appearance, but statements like these really need strong data behind them before being taken seriously.

The whole point about hair is that it attracts bio-energy. 

 

Just ask yourself why women (particularly) have hair where they do.

 

I've experiences the downloading of energy. In South Wales. some 55 years ago. It was a hair-raising experience.

1 hour ago, scubascuba3 said:

I can confirm it's all BS, so many gullible people out there and social media is worse than ever.

 

I'm circumcised and have full head of thick hair and don't need ED pills and special bonus 50% lower risk of HIV

According to the evidence presented in the essay, you would be an exception Sir.

 

If you don't mind me asking Sir; how long is your head hair?

On 12/9/2025 at 7:45 AM, Stiddle Mump said:

Indeed!

 

Who would have thought that being a 'round head' would mean you were almost certain to go bald later in life?

 

That's a cavalier extrapolation.

7 hours ago, Stiddle Mump said:

 

If you don't mind me asking Sir; how long is your head hair?

As long as i want it to be, no.1 and no.2