I’m a male member in my early 60s and currently taking Cialis. I’m not sure this is really related to dating clubs, but it’s specifically about “preventing hair loss.”

First, a question: What do you think of members who post something like the following simply because they can’t be bothered to become a respondent? 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 I’m always grateful for the anonymous Q&A box. I’d like to share my experiences and thoughts on preventing hair loss. I feel that hair loss is largely genetic, but I believe there are things you can do about it. When I was in elementary school, my hair was so fine that my friends were surprised when they touched it. I had a crew cut in junior high, but by high school my bangs had thinned, and I hated going to the barber. Even as a student, I had a broad forehead. When I asked my friends, “Do you think my hair will last until I’m 40?” every one of them confidently said, “Absolutely not.” After turning 30, when my forehead was getting broader and broader, I started strength training for sports. At the same time, I began consuming about twice as much protein as the average person. Around then, my hair started growing rapidly, and I stopped worrying about going bald. Even in middle age, I’ve generally continued exercising and actively consuming protein. Now that I’m over 60, I have absolutely no concerns about going bald. Eighty percent of hair is made up of protein. In my opinion, simply consuming protein isn’t enough to prevent hair loss. I believe you need to exercise—such as through strength training—to promote protein metabolism. Of course, maintaining an overall nutritional balance is important too. If you search for something like “protein and hair loss,” you’ll find quite a lot of information.