https://www.hairguard.com In this video, we’re going to be reviewing the inversion method for hair growth. Does hanging upside down help you regrow healthy hair? Stay tuned to find out! Transcription Do you remember hanging upside down from the monkey bars or tree branches at your local park? It probably brings back fond memories for you. It’s no wonder really: back then you had near perfect health and happiness, not to mention a full head of hair. Through a modified version of this childhood pastime, you could gain back some of your youthful energy and, perhaps, even some of your hair. This process is called the inversion method for hair growth and it has worked for many people around the world. After reading this article you will understand the science behind this unique technique. Perhaps soon you will find yourself hanging around upside down once again. Your Scalp Needs a Continual Flow of Nutrient Rich Blood Hair follicles in the scalp are located in the upper part of the subcutaneous tissue. The hair follicle’s blood supply originates from the subcutaneous plexus, which runs below the hair root as you can see below. A nutritive blood flow to the scalp is vital in maintaining the hair follicle’s heath (1). Many leading dermatological scientists theorize that one main component for maintaining acceptable hair growth is proper scalp circulation, particularly the microcirculation surrounding the hair follicles. One study has found that the nutritive blood flow in the scalps of patients with early male pattern baldness was over two and a half times lower than the nutritive scalp blood flow of normally haired individuals (2). By increasing the flow of blood and nutrients to the scalp, it could be possible to stop or, perhaps, even reverse the effects of alopecia, the scientific term for baldness (3). Many companies have attempted to monopolize on these findings by creating medications that encourage vasodilation, thus increasing the amount of oxygen and nutrients available for the scalp. This is what minoxidil does, and what our homemade minoxidil does better. You can get many of these same benefits at a fraction of the cost by engaging in the inversion method for hair growth described below. Inversion Promotes Oxygen Flow to the Brain and Scalp Your brain is already the largest consumer of oxygen in your body. This is why your circulatory system has evolved to pump large quantities of blood to your brain. The method your blood uses to reach the head against the force of gravity is really quite remarkable. ------------------------------- Disclaimer This video is for educational purposes only and is not intended to treat, diagnose or cure any disease