Androgenetic Alopecia - What Causes Hair Loss?
Hair loss can affect a person psychologically. Although it is a relatively common condition that people around the world experience, many still wonder if they could avoid this. Most experts would probably advice that 'prevention is always better than cure'.
Knowing the causes of hair loss is needed before you can prevent its occurrence. According to Bernstein Medical, for men, the cause of hair loss is generally brought by genetics, what doctors' term as androgenetic alopecia. The hair loss is frequently pointed to have come from the mother's side of the family, since studies show that it is the x-chromosome of the mothers that influence such characteristic. On the other hand, the common causes of hair loss among females are obstetric and gynecologic conditions like post-partum and post menopausal states, stress, ovarian tumors, thyroid diseases, intake of birth control pills, lupus, anemia, and nutritional deficiency.
A healthy and disciplined lifestyle is the best way to avert the causes of hair loss because exercising promotes good chemicals within the body and releases toxins through perspiration, thus influencing a positive outlook in life. Eating healthy food keeps your body away from unhealthy chemicals and it provides protection against toxins.
Another strategy is to use a proven product that has undergone scalp biopsy studies. One of the only non-prescription products available in this category is NISIM. Studies have shown that 85% of subjects had an increase in terminal hair count of 30% or more. And more than 40% had an increase of 100% or more.
Which is best for you – a healthy lifestyle or a proven product? I am going to say a mixture of both. A proven product gives you results while a healthy lifestyle can help maintain a positive outlook on life. Perfect for showing off your great head of hair.
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Note - this information is for general education purposes only and is not medical advice. If you suffer from any condition, see your medical professional for an appropriate diagnosis and effective course of treatment.
