Men With Hair Want To Live Fast And Die Young

A number of theories have been put up to explain this phenomenon

Every now and again that Ukmedix News we come across a little bit of what we call eccentric research but we like to publish it because it makes interesting reading and encourages people to talk about the various issues involved.  According to one of the United Kingdom’s biggest mortgage providers and banks namely Abbey, men who suffer from male pattern baldness in Britain are far more likely to organise saving plans and pensions than their fellow men who have a full head of hair.

When Abbey looked at the statistics they noted that 43 percent of the bald men over the age of 50 were saving a significant part of their salaries whereas only 34 percent of the men with a full head of hair over the age of 50 were doing the same.  Does this mean that bald men are more careful with their cash and that men who have a complete head of hair are planning to live fast and die young?

A number of theories have been put up to explain this phenomenon and one of them is that people who put money aside and save are the sort of people who are more likely to be concerned and worry about financial issues.  Stress has been known to cause men to shed their hair and to aggravate the natural and genetic process of male pattern baldness.

Another theory is that men who lose there hair more aware of the fact that they are getting older and thus far more aware that they might need a pension in old age.  Men who have a full head of hair and therefore who appear to be younger might not be so worried or conscious about getting older and thus they are enjoying themselves more and not worrying about the future.

Hmmm, it’s a bit far fetched but you just don't know...it could be true!