Hair loss comes in many forms and there can also be many causes.
Surgery, illness, physical and emotional stress can all be contributing factors.
As well as serious infections, some prescriptive drugs, low iron and heart disease.
Women taking contraceptives may also experience it as well as after child birth.
Ringworm is a fungal infection that can also create hair loss development, and in some cases with young children and teens poor eating habits and malnourishment can lead to it.
But the most common form men and women suffer from is Androgenetic Alopecia.
This is caused through genetics and hormonal patterns.
This occurs when the hair growth in the follicles ceases, thus creating hair loss.
It can occur on any part of the body that produces hair and in rare cases called Alopecia universalis a loss of all scalp and body hair can occur.
Genetic hair loss development in men is called Male Pattern Baldness, called that because there is an obvious pattern to it.
This genetic baldness has easily recognizable signs that include a receding hairline, thinning in the crown area leading into the familiar horse shoe pattern.
Due to hereditary genes, and the fact that testosterone plays a big part in this process.
Males who produce higher levels of testosterone are more likely to experience baldness.
Pregnant women can also experience rapid shedding usually within 3 months of pregnancy as normal shedding of hair is initially put on hold.
For most teens it is temporary and usually linked to things such as thyroid disease, skin disease and teen medications.
Because hair is made up of protein which is required to help produce normal hair illnesses like thyroid disease, kidney and liver disease, cancer, anorexia and bulimia can all be contributing factors.
There is a skin disease named Alopecia Areata that can cause loss on the scalp as well as other parts of the body.
Hairstyles worn too tight and even chemically treated hair can damage hair follicles and causing it to thin and even recede.
Prevention is the key as it is simpler to maintain and slow down hair loss than to re grow it.
So get started with this product now to take care of your hair, prevent thinning, and re-grow your own hair.
Surgery, illness, physical and emotional stress can all be contributing factors.
As well as serious infections, some prescriptive drugs, low iron and heart disease.
Women taking contraceptives may also experience it as well as after child birth.
Ringworm is a fungal infection that can also create hair loss development, and in some cases with young children and teens poor eating habits and malnourishment can lead to it.
But the most common form men and women suffer from is Androgenetic Alopecia.
This is caused through genetics and hormonal patterns.
This occurs when the hair growth in the follicles ceases, thus creating hair loss.
It can occur on any part of the body that produces hair and in rare cases called Alopecia universalis a loss of all scalp and body hair can occur.
Genetic hair loss development in men is called Male Pattern Baldness, called that because there is an obvious pattern to it.
This genetic baldness has easily recognizable signs that include a receding hairline, thinning in the crown area leading into the familiar horse shoe pattern.
Due to hereditary genes, and the fact that testosterone plays a big part in this process.
Males who produce higher levels of testosterone are more likely to experience baldness.
Pregnant women can also experience rapid shedding usually within 3 months of pregnancy as normal shedding of hair is initially put on hold.
For most teens it is temporary and usually linked to things such as thyroid disease, skin disease and teen medications.
Because hair is made up of protein which is required to help produce normal hair illnesses like thyroid disease, kidney and liver disease, cancer, anorexia and bulimia can all be contributing factors.
There is a skin disease named Alopecia Areata that can cause loss on the scalp as well as other parts of the body.
Hairstyles worn too tight and even chemically treated hair can damage hair follicles and causing it to thin and even recede.
Prevention is the key as it is simpler to maintain and slow down hair loss than to re grow it.
So get started with this product now to take care of your hair, prevent thinning, and re-grow your own hair.