This is a guided AI research session. Run the four prompts below in your own ChatGPT or Gemini thread and walk away with a personalized deep-dive, an infographic, and a summary — all built on Dr. Troy Frazier's nine-mechanism framework.
Hair loss is one of the most confidently mismanaged conditions in modern medicine. You walked into an office, you were told it was genetics, and you were handed a prescription — most likely a 5-alpha reductase inhibitor that suppresses DHT.
DHT is real. DHT does drive hair loss. But DHT is one of nine documented mechanisms. The pharmaceutical industry built a market around the one cause it could patent a drug for, and sold a subscription to suppress it forever. Stop the drug and the benefit stops with it.
The other eight mechanisms — PGD2 signaling, reduced scalp circulation, microbiome disruption, cytokine inflammation, endocannabinoid dysregulation, oxidative damage, sebum dysregulation, and structural nutrition deficiency — keep running the entire time. That is why results plateau, and why they reverse the moment treatment stops.
That is exactly what Dr. Troy was told — by every specialist he saw. His genetics said he should have kept his hair. The real drivers were blood cancer treatment, thirteen COVID infections, and systemic inflammation stacking mechanisms nobody tested for. "Genetic" is the label medicine reaches for when it didn't run the panel. Run the session. Find out which of the nine are actually yours.
A 2015 randomized controlled trial in Skinmed compared rosemary oil directly to 2% minoxidil over six months. Both produced equivalent hair count improvement — and the rosemary group reported significantly less scalp irritation and no sexual side effects.
A 2014 trial in Toxicological Research found peppermint oil produced greater follicle depth, greater follicle count, and greater dermal thickness than the pharmaceutical standard over 28 days. A 1998 Archives of Dermatology trial found a botanical essential-oil blend with scalp massage improved 44% of the treatment group versus 15% of controls. These studies exist. They never became campaigns — because botanicals can't be patented.
A woman in her early 50s, told her thyroid was "fine" on a TSH-only test and handed minoxidil. A complete panel found ferritin at 31 — below the 70 threshold a follicle needs to build keratin — plus an incomplete thyroid picture and elevated inflammatory markers. Three of the nine mechanisms, none of them addressed by the prescription she was given. The point of this session is to find which mechanisms are driving your pattern before anyone hands you a one-size answer.
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Open ChatGPT or Gemini. Run these three prompts in order in the same thread. They build the research foundation everything else draws from.
Set the five fields to your situation. We'll assemble a personalized prompt — paste it into the same AI thread, right after the substrate prompts.
You did the work. As a thank-you from Dr. Troy and Absolute Health, enjoy a treat at Brooker's Founding Flavors Ice Cream — a local Utah favorite. Your place in the session is saved.
CLAIM YOUR ICE CREAM REWARD →Save the compiled summary from Step 4 as a PDF.
Book a consultation with Absolute Health — bring the summary with you.
Dr. Troy reviews your likely mechanisms and orders the complete lab panel.
Your protocol is built around the mechanisms that are actually yours — not a one-size prescription.
Every follow-up refines it. The picture gets sharper each visit.