@confyhair: Here's the correction most hair content skips: most men with pattern hair loss don't have high DHT. Their blood tests are normal. The difference is at the follicle — sensitive follicles overreact to an ordinary signal. That reframes everything. And it opens a second lever nobody discusses. Every product blocks DHT production. But DHT is a balance, and your liver carries enzymes built to break it down and clear it. In 2016, researchers found sulforaphane — concentrated in broccoli sprouts — raised those enzymes, lowered DHT, and enhanced hair regeneration in mice. Then the same team tested it in humans. 68 men, randomised, double-blind, 50g of broccoli sprouts daily for four weeks. Blood DHT did not fall. That's the most important fact in this post, and it belongs here rather than in the small print. The trial was funded by a sprout producer and still reported a negative result. What it doesn't close: mice were injected, not fed. It was underpowered by the authors' own admission. And hair was never measured — only blood. So: real biology, an honest negative on food, and optimised delivery never tested for hair. Swipe for what the evidence supports, what it doesn't, and who should be careful. 👉 Not a replacement for medical advice — speak to a GP, dermatologist or trichologist. Save this one. #hairloss #dht #sulforaphane #hairscience #androgeneticalopecia

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