Legendary Pick-Up Artist Neil Strauss, Shares Secrets of “The Game.”
December 14, 2008
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Last week Neil Strauss, author of The New York Times Bestseller, The Game, Penetrating The Secret society of Pickup Artists, was gracious enough to spend the entire two hour broadcast with us sharing the story of his own metamorphosis from an average frustrated chump (AFC) into the world’s best known, and most respected “pick up artist.”
Since the program was so well received, we decided to archive the entire broadcast. If you’re a hair loss sufferer who thinks that your receding hairline has extinguished your love life, think again! [Read more]
Neil Strauss, Author of “The Game” - This Week on The Bald Truth 12/7/08
December 4, 2008
Finding your “inner game” is what separates those who allow hair loss to paralyze their lives, from those who choose to turn adversity into self evolution and opportunity.
This week on The Bald Truth, Spencer and Dave will be joined by New York Times best-selling author Neil Strauss, a man who not only chose to take charge of his own world, but decided to share his experiences with the rest of us AFC’s (Average Frustrated Chumps).
Neil is best known as the author of the wildly successful book The Game, Penetrating The Secret society of Pickup Artists, and is also the coauthor of three New York Times bestsellers: Jenna Jameson’s How to Make Love Like a Porn Star, Motley Crue’s The Dirt, and Marilyn Manson’s The Long Hard Road Out of Hell. He is also the coauthor of Dave Navarro’s Don’t Try This At Home, a Los Angeles Times bestseller.
For those of you who think it’s impossible to live and “love” after hair loss, this show is for you.
You won’t want to miss this one!
BaldTruthTalk.com - A New Discussion Forum For The Hair Loss Community
November 20, 2008
Where do you get your medical information? We’ll, if you’re living in the 21st century and reading this article the answer is probably the internet. As a matter of fact, the world wide web is the most widely used source for medical information both by medical professionals and the lay public. Did you ever ask yourself where this information came from or if it’s even accurate?
Well, if you’re researching surgical hair restoration you should!
Just like any other industry selling a product or service, the hair loss and hair transplant field is a fiercely competitive business. It is an industry that is almost completely unregulated. Any doctor who has a valid medical license can claim that they are an expert hair transplant surgeon and market themselves to the unsuspecting public as a “leader” in the field. Anyone can launch a hair loss website and control the flow of information as they see fit. [Read more]
Corruption, Extortion and Intimidation: The Truth About Hair Transplant Message Forums
November 18, 2008
Spencer and Dave speak with one of the UK’s up-and-coming leading industry insiders about his own personal struggles and triumphs with surgical hair restoration, and about the corruption and consumer fraud that permeates certain online hair transplant communities.
Caveat emptor, Let the buyer beware
Hair Loss Genes Discovered, What Does This Mean For Us?
October 14, 2008
Has science finally found the Holy Grail for the follically challenged? Probably not, but it does appear that we are getting closer.
Two articles published in Nature Genetics may help to better explain the genetic predisposition to male pattern hair loss, and to one day give scientists the ability to grow DHT resistant hair follicles for use in hair restoration.
The first article was published by researchers at McGill University, King’s College London and GlaxoSmithKline Inc. These researchers identified two genetic variants in men that together produce an increased incidence of male pattern hair loss that is seven times greater than those without these variants. [Read more]
Hair Transplant Talk: Dr. Robert Bernstein Appears On Oprah Today Oct. 7, 2008
October 7, 2008
Hair transplant surgeon and IAHRS accepted member, Dr. Robert Bernstein will be the guest hair transplant doctor on The Oprah Winfrey Show today, October 7th. on ABC. Dr. Bernstein will shed some light on
today’s state of the art hair transplant techniques. This is a great opportunity for the country to see that hair transplantation is a viable option for many men suffering with male pattern baldness and that the results can look completely natural.
This is a show you won’t want to miss!
**To View a Clip of The Show Visit The Homepage
Dealing With Hair Loss and My Concerns For The Future | Mike’s Hair Loss Story
October 3, 2008
It was a week or two before my 23rd birthday and while at work, I finally took a closer look in the mirror at what I believed were two extremely small bald spots at the temples. I thought it had something to do with my haircut, or the way my hair was combed, but even after my co workers told me it was nothing, I knew deep down that something bad was going on.
All my life I looked at my father’s side of the families terrible male pattern baldness. Growing up however, I never ever once thought that baldness could happen to me. I just felt that I wasn’t the type, and certainly didn’t have the “look” to go bald. Over on my mothers side, along with my maternal grandfather, it’s 100% full heads of hair. But fast forward a little over a year from that day at work, while having just turned 24, and my temples have now receded drastically to the point where I can barely cover them up anymore. Everyday is a struggle, having to worry about fixing my hair. [Read more]
Talking About Hair Loss - It’s About Time
September 23, 2008
Our culture is peppered with taboo subjects, things we just don’t discuss. Some of these are topics we only touch on with family while others are strictly for conversations with friends. Still more subjects may be considered unsuitable for mixed company. Then there are the topics that nobody discusses at all.
As our society grows older and wiser, we are slowly learning to embrace and encourage open discussions and to share our thoughts and feelings about the difficult obstacles in life. One such obstacle is hair loss. Yet we still have a long way to go in bringing hair loss into casual conversation in a meaningful way.
Suffering any kind of loss can be devastating. Hair loss is no different. Yet most hair loss sufferers remain silent as they go through the trying experience that hair loss incurs. [Read more]
This Week on The Bald Truth, September 21st 8pm EST
September 20, 2008
Seduction guru Marni Kinrys joins the guys to provide a female perspective on what women really want in a man. As the founder of The Wing Girls Method, Marni and her team of Wing Girls have transformed the lives of hundreds of men by providing them with the tools needed to truly enhance their inner game, and to increase their attractiveness no matter what their situation.
Marni’s ultimate goal is to teach every man in need “how to get their manhood back.”
As hair loss sufferers’ we know all too well just how difficult it can be to overcome the lack of confidence that comes with the onset of male pattern baldness. Strengthening your inner game is the key to creating romantic success no matter what you look like.
This is one show you won’t want to miss!
My Hair Transplant Nightmare - Adrian’s Story
September 18, 2008
I wish I was one of those happy guys in the after pictures that I see on the internet, but I guess I’m not so lucky. Four years ago I had a hair transplant. I thought that I did my research by ordering a couple of brochures and DVDs from television and by reading the internet boards about hair transplants.
I went to three different hair transplant clinics to have face to face meetings, and I spoke with my family doctor before I made the decision to take the plunge. After a considerable amount of research I decided to go to a very popular clinic (I prefer not to mention the name) in Beverly Hills. I was so excited the day of my surgery. Everyone seemed so professional.
After I changed and was given some pills I was asked to sign a bunch of paper work. I was not told that I would have to sign anything more than I had already signed when I scheduled surgery. At this point I was a little out of it from the relaxation medication so I just kind of signed the papers and figured that there’s no turning back now. I found out later that this was all the stuff that discussed the complications and the fact that there are no guarantees and such. [Read more]

