Know The Facts Before You Spend Your Money On An Expensive Female Hair Loss Treatment
September 18, 2012 
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Know The Facts Before You Spend Your Money On An Expensive Female Hair Loss Treatment
Article by R.D. Hawkins
Know The Facts Before You Spend Your Money On An Expensive Female Hair Loss Treatment – Health – Hair Loss
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Finding a female hair loss treatment is indeed a daunting and often times discouraging task filled with pitfalls and misrepresentations. In one of my recent unscientific research studies targeting one of the morning hot spots I couldn’t help but notice the high percentage of women with some type of thinning, balding, or hair loss caused by traction alopecia which is a serious condition caused by wearing tight hairstyles for too long. There also seemed to be a direct correlation between being moderately overweight and balding, with around 65 percent of the women with noticeable hair loss being 15 percent overweight or more.
Your are probably wondering how all this ties in to finding a female hair loss treatment, right? Well here’s the reality, for a female hair loss treatment to be effective the cause has to be know and addressed. Additionally, once the cause is identified and rectified you may not need to spend your hard earned money on a female hair loss treatment at all. Simply correct the problem and allow nature to work its magic, with a little TLC applied of course.
The next thing is the correlation between weight gain and hair loss. After all if you eat more shouldn’t your hair be healthier? First, it is not how many calories you eat, it is what you eat. For hair the B vitamin complex including biotin, along with vitamin E, and the minerals magnesium and zinc all are important for hair health. Additionally, empty calorie foods or diuretic medications can cause vitamin deficiencies especially in the water soluble vitamins such as the B vitamin complex. There is also the question as to whether a women’s weight gain was helped along by hormonal imbalances which could directly impact both weight and balding.
Among the long list of hair missteps that can cause self imposed damage are over brushing, braids, ponytails, highlights, coloring, perms, and that phenomenon know as I’m not really a natural blond bleaching.
But while the above causes will cause a great deal of worry and aggravation they generally are not permanent and simply bolstering your diet to include important hair growth vitamins and doing less beautification until things return to normal will probably do the trick.
On the other hand if the wizard behind the curtain of hair loss is a genetic condition driven by hormones, common referred to as female pattern balding, finding a female hair loss treatment that works will be much more difficult. In both men and women, a person will eventually go bald if enough hair follicles become inactive or shrink to a point where they can no longer support healthy hair replacement, and that is exactly what happens with female pattern balding. There are no easy answers here. In order to reverse this condition the damaged and inactive follicles must be opened and reinvigorated making it possible for new growth to occur. At the same time existing healthy must be protected from its progression.
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R.D. Hawkins is an enthusiastic advocate for the use of natural health products and natural living with over 10 years
experience in the field.
Learn more about natural remedies and natural health at
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