Scientists have invented a 'magic hat' that can ward off male pattern baldness

An international team of scientists from many different backgrounds sat together for months and months in an ambition to develop the most sophisticated treatment ever made to treat the disease. baldness in men - which makes hundreds of millions of men around the world lose confidence every day. And the effort they put into the fruit, it is a "magic" hat.

It sounds sublime, but actually the mechanism of operation of this hat is not too complicated. It contains a self-stimulating 'electric patch', which irritates the scalp, regenerates damaged tissues and hair follicles and, according to scientists, helps restore thicker, faster hair. than the current conventional pharmacological treatments.

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Specifically, the hat, or more correctly, this electromagnetic stimulator was invented by researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China and Shenzhen University. . In addition to its practical performance, what makes this device highly valued is its versatility. It's small enough, light enough to carry around with you daily, doesn't use batteries and is also stylish, doesn't even look much different than a regular hat because the electric stimulator is quite small, yes It can be neatly attached inside a hat that others cannot recognize.

Of course, before applying it to humans, the team conducted countless experiments on mice in a laboratory environment. When tested on mice, the team began to experiment on humans, and the first volunteer, the father of a research team member, was bald on average. The end result has allowed scientists to confidently claim that this project is a great success.

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Accordingly, the fur on the skin of the mice affixed to the irritation patch has a faster regrowth rate than normal mice. Even in many cases, the skin often has little hair on the body of the rat, after being applied electrical stimulation pads, the hair has grown thicker.

Despite being successfully tested in humans, the device will still have to undergo a number of rigorous testing procedures prescribed by regulatory authorities before it can be manufactured on a commercial scale and 'to the head' bald men around the world, that's for sure. However, researchers believe that this invention could become a practical solution in the prevention and treatment of male pattern baldness - one of the most common problems for men.

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This invention could become a practical solution in the prevention and treatment of male pattern baldness

However, one thing to note, this hat does not seem to help men who are completely bald, because by that time, the hair follicles under the skin have almost disappeared or degenerated, causing the Electrical irritation does not have too many effects. Quite a pity for those who have been bald for a long time.

In fact, this is not really a completely new method, just a miniature version of the massive 'classic' electrical impulse system that has existed for decades. But shrinking a massive system into a compact device in the palm of course is not easy. This factor alone has been a great success of the scientists.

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The irritation device is very small and can be attached inside any of your favorite hats

On the other hand, what's really new and appreciated here is that you won't have to sit around for a few hours a day to get treated. Instead, you can stick the irritation inside any of your favorite hats so that the patch comes in direct contact with the bald skin, put on the hat, and comfortably does whatever you want. and let the device complete the task itself.

In addition, according to a press release from the University of Wisconsin, this device requires absolutely no battery (both rechargeable and removable).

'Small devices called' nano generators' built into the device automatically absorb energy from every movement the user makes, and then transmit low-frequency electrical impulses to the skin. That gentle electrical stimulation makes the 'lazy' hair follicles excited and active again. '

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You can wear a hat that has been attached to an irritation device and comfortably do whatever you want

If produced and widely applied, this invention will be the relief for many men who are faced with inferiority from baldness, helping them to be more confident in all social relationships as well as Work.

Do you or your loved ones get bald? What are your thoughts on this new invention? Leave your comments below!