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A career-minded woman might especially find juggling work and family commitments difficult to handle year-on-year. And the cumulative damage created by stress can cause female hair loss. 3. Poor Nutrition As the obesity problem continues to increase in the West, so to do the problems associated with it. Conditions like diabetes, heart disease and hair loss are all rising due to the typical high fat junk food diet enjoyed by Western societies. Find out more about
cholesterol and diabetes.
What you eat can affect hormone production and balance. And so, depending upon how poor your diet normally is, a rapid weight loss programme might even make your hair loss problem worse. But, don't get me wrong here, if you normally enjoy a high fat, high sugar diet and need to lose weight, then of course you will benefit from a weight loss programme. However, this doesn't have to be radical - a sensible high fibre diet will not only satisfy your hunger, but also help lower LDL cholesterol. (The introduction of a Westernised diet and lifestyle to countries such as Japan is also rapidly increasing the incidence of hair loss there too). Following the menopause, the concentration of the female sex hormone oestrogen dramatically decreases. This drop may be large enough to allow testosterone (which can cause female hair loss as well as male baldness) to manifest itself on a woman's body. Many women undergo hormone replacement therapy (HRT) after the menopause. This is to replace the oestrogen that their body subsequently lacks with something that will slow down the symptoms of aging (including osteoporosis). However, women should be made aware of exactly what they are putting into their bodies. Typically, HRT drugs have progestogen in them. (This is a synthetic version of the female hormone progesterone). And the shocking truth is that progestogen is made from … testosterone! That's right, whilst thousands of women use HRT drugs to substitute their oestrogen deficiency, they are in fact replacing it with a derivative of a male sex hormone. The symptoms of which can also cause female hair loss! (And all this from a treatment that is meant to prevent suffering!) And, what's even more shocking is that this hair loss side-effect of HRT has been known since 1960! 5. An Aging Population People today are living much longer than ever before. In 1860, the average life expectancy of a British woman was 40. By the 1990's this had risen to 80. Statistically, this means that the percentage of older people is increasing (when compared to the younger population). In consequence of this increase in longevity, the previous four reasons will, quite simply, apply to more people.
Can you see a common theme linking all these reasons for the rise in female hair loss? Hormone disruption! These five reasons can cause female hair loss from an existing problem to get worse by making any hormone imbalance you have more severe. However, none of them can be considered as the underlying cause of hair loss in women. It's important to understand the exact mechanism taking place that will cause female hair loss because, once you understand a problem, you can set about finding a solution. In the case of hair loss by androgenetic alopecia, you should research skull expansion - see below.
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Natural Remedies For Thinning Hair Some herbal remedies for hair loss can help to some extent (usually by reducing production of DHT - the hormone linked to androgenetic alopecia). However, a new hands-on way to treat the underlying mechanism of this condition (skull expansion) is now available. This safe, natural remedy promises to reverse alopecia, hair loss and hair thinning in women as well as men.
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