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Thursday, May 11, 2017

No Baldness Vaccine, But Some Hair Loss After Vaccination by Marco Cáceres

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No Baldness Vaccine, But Some Hair Loss After Vaccination

balding guy with glasses
What struck me as interesting is that a form of hair loss known as alopecia areata is an autoimmune disease.
With all the vaccines being proposed these days for everything from obesity1 and acne2 to high cholesterol,3 cocaine addiction,4 stress,5 depression,6 high blood pressure,7 and bad breath,8 I thought, “You know, someone’s just got to be working on vaccine for baldness.” After all, that would surely be a huge money-maker for the vaccine industry. So I proceeded to do a few Google searches. Here’s what I found…
I found an article about how the anthrax vaccine caused severe hair loss.9 I found reports of hair loss related to the HPV vaccine (Gardasil).10 11 I came across an account of a dog having developed a bald spot after getting the rabies vaccine.12 There was a case of a child who had two episodes of hair loss after having received two different vaccines.13 There was a report of dozens of cases of children who experienced hair loss after being given the hepatitis B vaccine.14 

But, to my surprise, there does not seem to be a vaccine in the works for hair loss (alopecia15). Vaccines causing baldness, yes. However, no vaccine to prevent it. According to the Reston Hospital Center in Reston, VA:
Generally speaking, vaccines are useful in guarding against viral illnesses. Most forms of baldness, including hereditary pattern baldness, are not related to viral infection. Thus, no vaccine is available for immunization against any forms of baldness, at this time.
What struck me as interesting is that a form of hair loss known as alopecia areata is an autoimmune disease. Essentially, the immune system attacks the hair follicles, resulting in the loss of hair.16  
The condition occurs when white blood cells attack the cells in hair follicles, causing them to shrink and dramatically slow down hair production. It is unknown precisely what causes the body’s immune system to target hair follicles in this way.17 
The disease apparently affects up to 6.8 million people in the United States.18 
So what causes alopecia areata? It’s not entirely clear. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, “A person’s genetic makeup, combined with other factors, triggers this form of hair loss.”19 
What other factors? There is some speculation that stress may be a contributing factor, but there is reportedly no scientific evidence to confirm this.17 Some research has shown that “many people with a family history of alopecia areata also have a personal or family history of other autoimmune disorders, such as atopy (a disorder characterized by a tendency to be ‘hyperallergic’), thyroiditis, and vitiligo.”17
A lot has also been written about the connection between toxic metals such as aluminum and mercury and hair loss.20 21 22 23 Aluminum and ethylmercury (thimerosal) are key ingredients in many vaccines.24 25 The former as an adjuvant and the latter as a preservative. Finally, much has been written about the relationship between toxic metals and autoimmune diseases.26 27 28 (Remember, alopecia areata is an autoimmune disease.) Coincidences?

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