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Question by Ryan D: How can you tell the difference between a skinhead and someone bald?
Everytime I see a bald guy or someone who has a shaved head, I would think they look like a skinhead but I don’t know. How can I tell if they are a skinhead or just bald with a head shaved? Would anyone know the difference?

What do skinheads look like and how can you tell if you see one?

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Answer by Michael Hunt
Why would you care? Skins have a higher percentage of “good people” than the general public. The few racist ones give them a bad name. Most skins are violently anti-racist.

I can tell by the eyes. Skins are hard.

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Question by Paula F: What is the connection between endometriosis and hair loss?
Is there a possible connection between endometriosis and hair loss? What’s the solution to these problems? The doctor prescribed birth control pills, but it made me feel depressed. Now what?

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Answer by bt
you need to try a different birth control. there are so many out there, and some (yaz) that even have anti-depressant type actions. some women feel “crazy” on certain BC, but are fine on others. the BC will supress the endometriosis. you can have surgery for it, but it’s unlikely that all of it would be removed. there isn’t a connection (that i’m aware of) between hair loss and endometriosis.

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Question by Momma Mia!: Do you think there is a correlation between postpartum hair loss and weight loss?
I had a baby 4.5 months ago and am exclusively breastfeeding. Just recently my hair began to fall out big time and my weight has also been coming off more easily. I realize that the hair loss is normal, but I’m wondering if there is a correlation between the two. Perhaps the hair loss signals that the pregnancy hormones are out of our system which in turn lets our bodies know that we don’t need the weight anymore. What do you think?

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Answer by Henna R
Yay! I’m so glad I can help you with this question! I have a 6 month old and I was constantly losing my hair in the shower. I was losing my mind over it so I called my ob… he told me that when you are pregnant, your body grows more hair and hair follicles to prepare for the baby. (one of many changes your body goes through, as you know) lol… so the hair that you are losing really isn’t your “hair” as it is what grew in during those nine months. Remember that you were pumping TONS of iron and vitamins into your body, which promotes growth, not only of the baby, but of hair and other things in your own body. Also, keep in mind that if you are losing the weight, but still taking in a correct amount of nutrients and calories, you should be fine, talk to your ob about it, I hope that he or she can help you… but I wanted to tell you that I found this wonderful website that helped me through my post pregnancy “issues” and it helped me to gain my confidence back through weight loss and nutrition after I had my baby. I recommend it to everyone. It helped me get into shape and the woman who designed it is so helpful and kind… she helped me with a lot of questions that I was having and with a lot of “issues” that I was having because I could not lose my baby weight. It is absolutely phenomenal and it helps to know that there is a woman out there who can help with a REAL story and not just listening to these “fads” of weight loss. I hope this helps you, as we all want to look great and feel great after eating everything and being so big for 9 months! The website is: www.postpregnancyhealth.com

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You are locked in an empty bedroom with a bald eagle and one of you is coming out alive; does the bald eagle come out alive or can a human defeat a bald eagle in this situation?

This has been an ongoing debate between friends for years, usually after a few beers, but hopefully the Yahoo! Answers community can give us some closure.

Thanks!

I went through a real traumatic period a few months back and my hair started falling out quite quickly. But thin hair and balding are in my family so I am wondering if it will ever come back? I am early 30’s.