Which country has the highest rate of baldness, which country has the most baldness among men?

According to the results of a survey conducted by a travel visit to Japan, the Czech Republic is the most bald country, and men in Prague are either balding or are becoming bald. Hair and scalp experts point out that the main reason for hair thinning in Czech men is that their eating habits are too unhealthy, they eat more indigestible meats, too little vegetables, and they prefer to eat too much sauce.

In fact, in the baldness survey, Europe "won by a big margin" – almost taking up the top 10: Spain (, Germany (, France, and the United Kingdom (in the "top five"; They were followed by Italy, Poland, the Netherlands and Russia. The U.S. and Canada squeezed into sixth and tenth place, respectively.

Compared with Europe, the scalp of Asian men is quite "uncompetitive", and there is not a single country that has squeezed into the top 13.

Surveys show that the hair of Shanghai men begins to thin after middle age, South Korean men have only a top loss rate, and more than 75% of Thai men can maintain thick hair for life.

Of all the Asian countries, Japanese men are finally "mighty", but they probably don't be happy about winning such a championship (except when they go to a bald discount store, of course). Japan followed Europe and North America to rank 14th with a baldness rate; In other words, there are 13 million balding men in Japan.

Heavy work, sitting in front of the computer for a long time, and eating and drinking are all reasons why Japan is more bald, but let's be honest, men from other countries also spend a lot of time in front of the computer, so why are others not bald? Therefore, the reasons given by experts are not convincing enough, so the reason for the baldness of Japanese men is still a mystery.

United States. I've seen a lot of it, and it's shiny.

The first in the world is the Czech Republic, and the baldness rate of the Czech people has come.

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There are no statistics for this. However, it can be seen that European and American men are more likely to be bald.

According to surveys and studies, the degree and incidence of male baldness vary greatly in different countries and regions, and it is difficult to use one country to determine which country has the most male baldness. However, some studies have shown that risk factors for baldness include genetics, age, testosterone levels, smoking, diet, and lifestyle, among others, and these factors can also vary in different countries and regions.

Some early studies have shown that the incidence is relatively low in East Asians and relatively high in Caucasians, but this is not absolute. Ultimately, the extent and incidence of male baldness depends on a combination of factors.

China has 100 million people, the most bald people in the world, but the baldness rate is not high, only, and European countries, the Czech Republic has the highest baldness rate, for, followed by Spain, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, the United States and Italy, the baldness rate is generally high.

Why is that? Studies have shown that genes are the culprit, followed by hair structure and eating habits.

First of all, the reason for the excessive hair of Chinese is genetic, and baldness is mainly concentrated in Shiramori Shen people, followed by Europe, the United States and Canada are the main body of European immigrants. People from all countries don't get married at a high rate, so the genes haven't changed much over the past few centuries. In contrast, Asian people have lower levels of enzymes that cause hair loss, so there are fewer cases of baldness.

Another distinctive feature of Chinese hair is that it is smooth and thick. This condition is much more severe and less prone to hair loss compared to thick hair in the West.

The effect of eating habits on hair is obvious, and the food in rural China is the most healthy, from breakfast to dinner, the table is full of vegetables; The canteen meals for school and work are mostly a combination of one meat and three vegetables, and the eating habits of hamburgers, pizzas, fried chicken, cola, and non-staple foods in Western countries are french fries cannot be healthier.

However, in recent years, due to the influence of Western fast food culture, many Chinese have abandoned their traditional eating habits and quickly attracted to Western food. In 1990, China's first McDonald's brother lease opened in Shenzhen. So far, McDonald's has thousands of stores in China, and it continues to grow.

If this continues, our country may have a huge market for bald heads in the world.

The vast majority of baldness is androgen-dependent alopecia, also known as male alopecia and seborrheic alopecia, which is often related to changes in hormone levels in the body. There is also a certain genetic predisposition, and if the parents have a similar situation, the child is more likely to have a similar phenomenon. Poor eating habits, fast pace of life, and high work pressure in modern society are all common causes of aggravating this seborrheic alopecia and male hair loss.

The hair follicles on the head and the body hair follicles in the armpits or other parts of the body have completely opposite androgen responses, and the higher the androgen level, the more likely they are to develop this androgen-dependent alopecia, commonly known as baldness. **Generally, topical minoxidil tincture is combined with oral finasteride**.

People who are born with poor hair quality, have genetic factors in the body, stay up late for a long time, and have a greasy diet, these people are more likely to lose their hair and go bald.

1--Staying up late for a long time 2--Excessive stress 3--Computer radiation 4--Exposure to chemicals 5-Injuries from metallic substances 6--Heredity 7--Eating too little salt 8--Irregular diet These can cause baldness.

Why are middle-aged men prone to baldness? It is nothing more than these 4 major triggers, do a good job of prevention in advance.

The world is so big that there are no surprises. Among countries around the world, people's lives, personalities, and appearances are diverse. But for men all over the world, there is a topic that needs to be faced together, and that is - hair loss.

When it comes to countries with a lot of hair loss in the world, the first thing that comes to mind is the United Kingdom. After all, there is such a stalk, saying that the things that British people cannot escape in their lives are life and death and baldness.

The country with the most "baldness" in the world, with 100 million people with hair loss, is not the United Kingdom. But in fact, when it comes to baldness rate, Japan in Asia is ranked 14th in the world. The first in the world is the Czech Republic, the baldness rate of the Czech people has come, everyone must not have imagined, Great England, can only rank 5th.

If you are lucky enough to travel to Europe, you will find that there are many bare "boiled eggs" in Europe. Some people think that it has something to do with food, because Czechs like heavy food, and some people think that British hair loss is related to water quality, but so far, human beings still seem to be helpless about hair loss.

However, the largest number of people with hair loss mentioned earlier is not these hair loss powers, but our country. China's current hair loss population has ranked first in the world, although China's hair loss rate is 19%, but China's population base is large, that is to say, one out of every five people in China has hair loss, and China is also the country with the most baldness. So what is the reason for the hair loss of more and more people in my country?

The reason for this is that the pressure is high, and the pressure is indeed very great compared to the past, although China's economic development is rapid today, but along with the economic development, there are prices, housing prices and so on. At the same time, young people are not in a much better state of mind than before, and many people suffer from mental illness at a young age, which is one of the serious factors that aggravate hair loss. There is also the fact that young people like to stay up late very much.

Staying up late is not only extremely harmful to the body, but also irreversible damage to the hair. And it needs to be noted that male hair loss is a "terminal disease" so far. It is a disease that there is no way to ** at present, and in the face of hair loss, the final result is baldness.

I don't know if you have noticed that there are more and more people with hair loss in China after walking on the streets and traveling to various places over the years?

When it comes to foreigner baldness, I think of Jude Law, the first male god in Britain, and I think that back then, a thick hair and rich body hair burst out with male hormones.

The British royal family is also a family cursed by the bald god. used to be a young man, but now it is difficult to say.

Surveys have shown that 40 per cent of British men are concerned about baldness.

This survey, which began in 2011, has attracted the attention of many Japanese people, and the results of the survey have left them both love and hate:

Japan is the number one in Asia, but they are happy compared to Europeans.

The Czech Republic is the most bald country, and men in Prague are either bald or are getting bald.

In the survey, Europe won "by a big margin" – almost taking up the top 10 places:

Spain (, Germany (, France (, and the United Kingdom (in the "top five";

They were followed by Italy, Poland, the Netherlands and Russia.

The U.S. and Canada squeezed into sixth and tenth place, respectively, with baldness rates.

Compared to Europe, Asia has not even a single country in the top 13.