It's a long shot... but regarding hair loss and MMS?

I'm a 30 year old male who is familiar with MMS and I have taken it before orally awhile ago. 

I always had great hair as a teenager, and through much of my 20's... to this day my hairline is still great, but just a few days ago my haircutter (who has cut my hair from the time I was 5 years old) noticed that my hair is thinning, especially at the top. I did not notice this because it is hard for me to see it myself. But, this probably began a few years ago because my younger sister commented on it before, but I thought it was a joke.

I'm quite distressed by it, and have been looking at everything possible to address it quickly. Because it's either fight immediately to save it, or I would be forced to go bald/wear hats all the time. I know that Finasteride is big pharma poison with bad side effects, not to mention the expense, so I'm not taking it.

It's a gamble with mixed results reported everywhere, but I am going to attempt low-level laser therapy (LLLT) in the hopes of protecting/thickening my hair and regaining the (relatively small) amount of hair lost. It's expensive but a one-time fee and easy to use, and I'm only trying this because the product I got comes with a moneyback guarantee.

I was wondering if anybody has used MMS for hair loss, especially for strengthening existing hair? My hair loss is mild at this moment but I am fearful of it becoming worse. I feel that my only options are saving it now or losing everything. MMS is also appealing as an option for me because I still have a considerable supply of it left.

 

I know this answer is not mms related, I don't know enough yet about mms.


BUT
I do know that silica in suppliements, diatomous earth or the herb horsetail will help strenghten hair. but do the research your self.

ALSO CAUTION when using diatomeous earth with mms. I don't remember the person's name on this board, but the mms board avatar is a lady wearing a mask, she posted the following attachment, when  asking about diatomous earth.

This atttachment is hers, not mine.