Beckham's recent photos soared on the hot search, and netizens exclaimed that it was too "bald"! With that, the saying that "Britain's water quality is hard, and British men can't escape the fate of baldness" has surfaced again!
Beckham in a recent photo
Is this really the case? Wikipedians pinched their fingers and found that things were not simple!
If the statement that "British water quality is hard, British men can't escape the fate of baldness" is fine, it means that "water quality is hard" and "bald" are strongly related. So the problem is, since hard water can wash people bald or drink baldness, it should be British men and women are bald, not just British men are bald, further, to be bald should also be fully bald, not only bald.
On the other hand, although 8 of the ten countries with the highest baldness rates in the world come from Europe, the United States and Canada rank sixth and tenth respectively, and all of them have immigrated to Europe, but none of the male baldness rates in these countries exceed 50%, and the male baldness rate of Japan in the "soft water" country is the first in Asia, and the data of this famous "thin hair world map" is still calculated by Japanese companies, so it can be seen that the relationship between baldness and water quality is not large.
So hard water says, I don't carry this pot!
So let's talk more about what hair loss is related to. Alopecia can be divided into seborrheic alopecia, alopecia alopecia, mental alopecia, mental alopecia, endocrine disorder alopecia, nutritional alopecia, chemical alopecia.
The most common of these is seborrheic alopecia, also known as male alopecia, male alopecia, or hereditary alopecia. This alopecia is thought to be an autosomal dominant disorder. That is, if a man carries this gene, he will definitely be bald. The most famous British balding celebrity is Prince William, and his hair loss gene comes from Prince Philip (the hair loss gene introduced from Greece Oh ~), Prince Philip's father, grandfather, great-grandfather... They also lose their hair~
Encyclopedia checked the photo of Xiaobei and his father, and found that in the photos of the early years, his father was also bald... So his hair loss is most likely genetic. As for whether the British people have brought their own hair loss genes for generations, this needs to be further explained by scientists.
Finally, Peppay friendly reminds young people who shout baldness every day that hair loss is not a terrible thing, hair will fall out at a certain stage of growth, we have to lose about 50-100 hairs a day, so the "baldness" you cry is most likely normal, don't scare yourself!