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Losing a couple of follicles while you are under pressure is normal. If this problem persists for long and you face thinning hair problems, then you might be in for a serious problem. Not eating healthy food or consuming too much of one type of vitamin, could also be a cause of hair loss. If vitamin deficiency is the reason for hair problem a proper diet and food rich in vitamins and proteins should be consumed. Exercise should be combined with good food to promote natural growth. Your scalp should be stimulated with the help of massage therapy.

Although many medications mentions “hair loss” as potential side effects, drugs need not necessarily be the overall cause for thinning or lost hair. It is also evident that patients who have localized hair loss generally don’t go on to lose hair all over the scalp. Female is no exception to hair problems these days.

Hair problems can arise out of female problems such as menopause, ovarian cysts and other hormonal imbalances. Proper medications to ease menopausal symptoms and hormonal replacement will naturally arrest hair problems. DHT clogs up your hair follicles which would result to the thinning of your hair strands and would eventually lead to falling hair. Alopecia areata is considered an autoimmune condition, in which the body attacks itself. Most alopecia patients, however, do not have systemic problems and need no medical tests. Doctors refer to common baldness as “androgenetic alopecia,” which implies that a combination of hormones and heredity (genetics) is needed to develop the condition.

Exposure to hair straightening chemicals should be avoided to a great extent. Hair follicles get damaged due to ironing and hair straightening creams. You can make your hair look straight and nice even without chemical exposure. Make use of natural hair conditioners that smoothen your hair such as egg white and fermented beer. These promote hair growth and also smoothens your hair.

The other common tip is to brush your hair backwards several times. When you do this on a regular basis you scalp gets stimulated and promotes hair growth. The style that you wear your hair can also be a hair loss prevention opportunity. When ever possible, avoid pulling hair into styles that require it to be pulled tight and bound with elastic for long periods of time. Therefore, try out hair styles which do not require you to tie your hair tight.

I managed to stop my hair loss in it’s tracks and restore healthy natural hair growth again using simple techniques. This article explains how I did it, and how this new approach to hair loss can help you too.

I’m Paul Taylor and I suffered hair loss from androgenetic alopecia (male pattern baldness) for seven long years. When my hair loss began to rapidly develop, I was only 23 and found I was totally unable to accept it. I needed help. And I needed it fast!

So, obviously my first approach was to ask the experts.

Being very technically minded, these were some of the questions I posed to these hair loss professionals:

1. How can DHT (dihydrotestosterone – a testosterone derivative) be linked to both hair loss and hair growth? (DHT stimulates facial and body hair growth at puberty).

2. Why do some people lose hair only from the front (receding temples) or back of the scalp (a bald patch) whilst others lose hair from both these regions simultaneously?

3. Why is it that hair loss can develop in one of these regions faster than it does in the other?

4. Why does remnant hair sometimes continue to grow despite extensive hair loss throughout the rest of the scalp? (Remnant hair is healthy permanent hair surrounded by baldness).

5. Why do 20% of men start losing hair at puberty, while others don’t start until they’re much older?

I considered these questions extremely relevant to the hair loss process and, as such, quite straightforward for a hair loss specialist to answer.

But every hair loss expert I asked was unable to provide answers!

This, I found extremely surprising, and disappointing because it gave the impression that they didn’t fully understand the hair loss mechanism. And, if they didn’t know, how could I ever rid myself of this problem?

But I had to find a solution – a way to restore strong, natural hair growth. Even if it meant doing it on my own!

So that’s when I started extremely time-consuming work: to find the answers to those questions.

After seven years of research, I finally began to understand where all those hair loss “experts” were going wrong:

The mechanism that causes androgenetic alopecia involves skull bone growth (or skull expansion). Skull expansion is the real reason why you’re losing your hair!

For some people this process will take place (and lead to extensive hair loss) but for others it will not. For those men who go completely bald, a very pronounced domed skull shape will eventually develop. But, for those who will never lose their hair and continue to enjoy healthy natural hair growth throughout life, a very broad flat forehead and a flat crown to the skull is nearly always present.