Study Says Chemical In McDonald's French Fries Might Cure Baldness! Twitter Can't Keep Calm

A recent study has claimed that a chemical used in McDonald's french fries could potentially help cure baldness.

Tokyo: We all love fries, but now there's another reason to love them more! A recent study has claimed that a chemical used in McDonald's french fries could potentially help cure baldness. During a study conducted on mice, Japanese scientists found that dimethylpolysiloxane, the silicone added to McDonald’s fries to stop cooking oil from frothing was a key in producing mass amounts of hair follicle germs (HFGs). Of course, Twitter could not keep calm and exploded with funny reactions

Bald men today headed to @McDonalds to super-size their French Fry order. pic.twitter.com/o33J6imRkJ

— Strike Up The Band (@UpriseNole) February 6, 2018

 

Well I have bad news for them. I have enjoyed McD’s FF for over 55 years and I’m still bald. — Addam Mustang 🧟‍♂️ (@bikeraddam59) February 6, 2018

 

Good news for those that want to die sooner but with full head of hair — Chenjerai Kumanyika (@catchatweetdown) February 6, 2018

pic.twitter.com/V0UVCW0m4a — aige (@_aige_) February 6, 2018

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— KiYi (@Uteman_forever) February 6, 2018

pic.twitter.com/m5erp4vIKh — Erick G. 🔴 (@Erick_TheRed) February 6, 2018