what would you choose?:lol: :lol: :lol:


I'm sorry I had to make fun of that dumb a$$ Bosley.com commercial

What would any man choose? lol

I'm used to having no hair now (I started losing it at 20) that I wouldn't want to go back to having it, lol.

Give me a whole head full of hair any day of the week over having no hair.

I'm used to having no hair now (I started losing it at 20) that I wouldn't want to go back to having it, lol.


I started losing my hair at 32. At 37 I don't see a huge difference and it looks about the same. Now let's see how I look 5 years from now.:lol:

I'm over 40 and I still have all my hair. My dad is in his late 60s and he still has all his hair, too. So I'll probably have a full head of hair well into old age.

I'm over 40 and I still have all my hair. My dad is in his late 60s and he still has all his hair, too. So I'll probably have a full head of hair well into old age.


Yeah I think it depends on the family genes. Looks like I have my traits of my mom's side of the family because I have everything that my grandpop had

Thinning Hair
New Freckles
Arthritis


LOL

Yeah I think it depends on the family genes. Looks like I have my traits of my mom's side of the family because I have everything that my grandpop had

Thinning Hair
New Freckles
Arthritis


LOL
Arthritis must suck. My dad has no health problems at all, but my mom had cancer, so I'm not sure how I will be in the health department. So far, so good. Except my vision isn't all that good. I have to wear either contact lenses or glasses. That's not so bad.

Arthritis must suck. My dad has no health problems at all, but my mom had cancer, so I'm not sure how I will be in the health department. So far, so good. Except my vision isn't all that good. I have to wear either contact lenses or glasses. That's not so bad.


I was thankful I was able to find a solution to the Arthritis which is Fish Oil

I been taking Fish Oil since 2010 and I have no pain at all.

I think there should be a telethon for MPB! (male pattern baldness) :lol:

I am only 24 so I got a little bit to go with the hair. My dad's hair started greying when he was 30 and thinning not long after so I don't have much time left :eek:

I was thankful I was able to find a solution to the Arthritis which is Fish Oil

I been taking Fish Oil since 2010 and I have no pain at all.
Fish Oil is very good. I take fish oil, too. And I also take Lutein for eye health and magnesium with vitamins d and k. That's good for bone health.

what would you choose?:lol: :lol: :lol:


I'm sorry I had to make fun of that dumb a$$ Bosley.com commercial

What would any man choose? lol

I would love to have a full head of hair at 38. I started receding at 19. Runs on my father's side.
I' ve been bald for years now, I know I would look funny with hair. lol

They do say some dumb things on commercials. I heard one from a car dealer back in January say " We sold a ton of cars last year " I got to thinking... that would be one car wouldn't it ?

They do say some dumb things on commercials. I heard one from a car dealer back in January say " We sold a ton of cars last year " I got to thinking... that would be one car wouldn't it ?
A TON of cars? LOL.....that's funny. Actually, that's less than one car since the average car weighs at least 3,000 pounds. :lol:

I would love to have a full head of hair at 38. I started receding at 19. Runs on my father's side.
I' ve been bald for years now, I know I would look funny with hair. lol


On My father's side they all have their hair:lol:

My father died at 78 with a full head of hair. It was all gray, but as full as it was his entire adult life.

I'm over 40 and I still have all my hair. My dad is in his late 60s and he still has all his hair, too. So I'll probably have a full head of hair well into old age.
Hey, so do I, and a full head of hair is something I get from both sides of my family. Unfortunately we tend to turn gray a little earlier than most people. I'm pretty sure I mentioned in another thread that I started turning gray at 28. I've still got my enough black in my hair left though, but I decided to forgo the Grecian Formula, primarily for one reason; Bill Clinton. It'd look as phony on me as it did on him early in his administration.

Hey, so do I, and a full head of hair is something I get from both sides of my family. Unfortunately we tend to turn gray a little earlier than most people. I'm pretty sure I mentioned in another thread that I started turning gray at 28. I've still got my enough black in my hair left though, but I decided to forgo the Grecian Formula, primarily for one reason; Bill Clinton. It'd look as phony on me as it did on him early in his administration.
When my hair is all gray, I know I won't start using "Just For Men" hair dye :lol:

42, full head of hair, but almost entirely grey.

all of my grandparents still had full hair well into their 80's so I'm not worried about that - however I get early arthritis, bad eyesight, osteoporosis, and probably Alzheimer's eventually.

A full head of hair.

I still have a full head of hair, but if I ever go bald...I may shave all my head hair off and grow a beard.

It is said that baldness comes from the mother's side of the family. If your mom's father is bald chances are you(men) will be bald too. I look at my and my husband's families and this certainly rings true! Good luck guys!:)

I'm 48 and I have a bald spot. Also the hair remaining on top of my head is getting increasing ly thinner. But I'm still the same person I was when I had a full head of hair so who cares! You'll never see me wearing a toupee!!

I'm used to having no hair now (I started losing it at 20) that I wouldn't want to go back to having it, lol.Im so sorry buddy........

I would love having my whole head of hair back!!!