Thursday, August 31, 2006

Hair Loss Prevention and Remedies

David Everett has written Hair Loss Prevention and Remedies and writes "Can you identify with this scenario? Either you’re taking a shower or brushing your hair and you notice that your hair is falling out rather more than usual. The first question that springs to mind is “How can I prevent further hair loss?”

There are many hair loss prevention products available, but before you start to experiment with them you should understand what causes hair loss. There are two main causes of hair loss.

The first is genetics, also known as androgenetic and male pattern baldness. The lifespan of a single hair is typically somewhere around five years, and the average human will lose around 100 hairs a day. Hair loss happens when the body no longer replenishes lost hairs, so this is normal to a certain degree. However, genetic baldness will cause the body to completely stop replenishing the dead hair..

Interestingly, the gene for male baldness is present in all men, but is only active in about half. This active gene suffocates the hair follicles so that when the old hair falls out, the new will not grow in its place.

The second largest cause of male baldness is stress. There are also other causes of hair loss, for example, malnutrition, consuming foods that don’t have the right amount of vitamins and minerals. Believe it or not, even coffee and other caffeinated drinks have been linked as a cause of hair loss.

Prevention

Firstly, the key to hair loss prevention is catching hair loss before it becomes very noticeable. Which type of hair loss prevention product you use depends on what the underlying cause is to begin with.

When you first notice that your hair is thinning, you could try using a different shampoo, one that is gentle, because your regular shampoo may be damaging your hair. Scalp massages with rosemary oil have been known to stimulate the hair follicles, but you have to give yourself a massage at least once a week to be effective.

If stress is causing your hair loss, then, where possible, try to reduce the amount of stress in your life.

A change of diet to ensure that you are getting the right amount of proteins, vitamins and minerals is always beneficial. Make sure to include dried beans, fish, eggs and grains in your daily diet.

If hair loss prevention methods don’t work for you, remember that in some societies a bald head is a sign of wealth and in others it’s a sign of virility and manliness. Also remember that about 50 percent of the men around the world will suffer from one form of baldness or another, so you are not alone, in fact, you are average.

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Hair Loss Prevention Comes From Taking Care of Your Hair

Mike Herman has written Hair Loss Prevention Comes From Taking Care of Your Hair and writes "Hair loss is problem that is linked to a variety of factors, such as age, genetics, diet, and diseases.

As with most things concerning the body, prevention plays a big role when it comes to health. With hair loss prevention is no different and caring for your hair, keeping it healthy and avoiding the problem in the first place is to treat hair loss.

Brushing and Styling for Hair Loss Prevention

You can start hair loss prevention by brushing your hair. Brushing is known to help remove the dead hair as well the dirt and debris that collected throughout the day..

Daily brushing, besides helping to remove the dead hair and the dirt and debris, also helps in moving oils and nutrients all around your scalp and your hair.

Keep in mind that it is best to not do this for a prolonged period of time. For longer hair, it is also better to use a comb instead of a brush, as a comb won’t rip out the hair. Even when using a comb, it is best to not use it in excess, but rather, only to style hair or to get rid of extra tangles. This will allow the protective coating (the cuticle) to stay in place and continue to provide protection for your health hair.

Go gentle on the curling irons, blow dryers and curlers. The high heat is not good for your hair. It may look good to you that night, but you may be damaging or killing the hairs or cuticles on your scalp.

When your hair is wet, it will be easier for it to stretch and break.

Be careful with the types of products that you are putting in your hair. While most hair products that are used for dying hair are known to be safe, some will contain extra chemicals that can be detrimental. This will then cause the protective layer to be lost and will leave your hair exposed.

Nutrition Vitamins to Help Hair Loss

One of the major reasons hair losses occurs is the lack of nutrients and vitamins in your body. Besides giving you a healthy and great looking head of hair a change in your diet may go a long way in helping you prevent or delay hair loss.

Make sure that at least half of what you eat every day is fruits, vegetables, whole grains, boiled potatoes or brown rice. These are essential unrefined carbohydrates and are a source of energy and B vitamins that are great for healthy hair.

By the way, this is not just for having health hair, it is the basis for a healthy diet.

Do your best to have 15 - 20% of your diet be comprised of fish, nuts, grains, seeds, eggs, poultry or dairy products as a lack of amino acids can inhibit cell growth as well as hair growth.

Vitamins A, C, E, biotin, B5, as well as B6 and B12 are all very beneficial to your hair. They all come from food sources. A, C and E can be food in most fruits and vegetables and biotin, B5, as well as B6 and B12 can be found in yeast, grains, eggs, liver, rice, and milk. Also a good multi-vitamin is an additional source.

Along with protein, zinc and other natural sources will help your hair in looking healthier and may also prevent hair loss. Keeping a balanced diet will also be effective in making sure that your hair stays thicker and healthier.

Washing

It is recommended to not wash your hair more than once a day; however, you should wash it at least once a week.

This will allow the dirt and oils to come out of the hair with the proper washings. It will also allow nutrients to move through the hair in order to allow for protection, as well as growth.

If you have a sensitive scalp, you should consider using a softer type of shampoo or one that has specific medication to help your hair.

Oils Treatments for Hair Loss

Various oils have been proven to provide you with treatments that you can use to help with your hair loss. By knowing which oils are available, and are proven effective, you can help in keeping a healthy hair look.

Thyme, Rosemary, Lavender, and Cedarwood are some of the known oils that are often used. All of these oils have essential nutrients that will react with the scalp and hair to allow for new growth and less strain in the scalp area.

For a different treatment, you can use what is known as carrier oils. These will carry the nutrients from the oil onto your scalp. The two well-known oils for this treatment is jojoba and grape seed oil. They are also a natural source for improving hair growth. For those who are worried about putting chemicals on the scalp, essential, natural oils are a good alternative.

The best way to use these types of oils to help with hair loss is to use a specific amount of the oils on your scalp every day. You can easily rub them into your scalp and massage them into the areas that are not growing as much hair. The oils will tell the area to add more hair and will promote stronger hair growth. Using these oils daily is necessary to achieve the needed results.

Oils are a great treatment that cannot hurt your scalp, slows hair loss, and is easy to apply and use.

Don't hesitate to speak with an aromatherapist as they will have more information for you.

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Wednesday, August 30, 2006

What Causes Hair Loss In Women

David Maillie has written What Causes Hair Loss In Women and writes "Hair loss is a problem that we usually attribute to middle aged males. What is not as apparent is that women also suffer from this problem. We just do not see it as most women will cover it up with a wig, weaves, etc. Once it has started it is important to find the cause and reverse it, if possible, before it leads to unsightly balding and permanent loss. Many manifestations of hair loss in women can actually be reversed if caught early enough.

Tight weaves, hairdos, and the wearing of hats can all result in loss of hair called tension or traction alopecia. According to the American Hair Loss Council:

Traction alopecia is hair loss caused by physical stress and tension on the hair such as prolonged use of hair weaving, corn rows etc. Done too tightly on weak hair these can cause permanent loss of hair..

Anything that over tightens, constrains, or over burdens our hair and follicles can easily cause hair loss. The wearing of tight hats can also cause this condition. Many males have received receding and uneven hairlines from wearing tight hats. As a rule, do not do anything that unduly puts tension or strain on your hair.

Menstration and normal female hormonal changes can lead to loss of hair. This is referred to as telogen effiuvium or temporary hair loss. This can be caused by over exertion, stress both physical and emotional, thyroid problems and medicinal side effects. Many medicines have varying degrees in loss of hair as a side effect. Even many common medicines we would not normally link to this hair condition. This is why it is important to see your doctor if you suspect any thinning or loss of hair. Your doctor will ask for a history of all medicines taken and search for related possible side effects. It is normal for women to have some thinning of the hair during their menstruation cycle, from taking anti pregnancy pills, and upon reaching menopause. There are medicines your doctor can prescribe which can help with these causes.

The technical term for hair loss is androgenetic alopecia which imparts both hormonal and genetic attributes. Basically, many cases in women are similar to mens cases, with too much testosterone. Over production of testosterone or lack of synthesis of it can result in it being turned into dihydrotestosterone (DHT) at the follicle which will slowly kill the follicle. This over time results in balding patterns and loss of hair. There are hair treatments which treat and reduce the accumulation of DHT in the follicle, but more research into stopping the conversion of testosterone into DHT needs to be done.

There are other causes like chemotherapy, autoimmune disorders, scalp yeast infections, etc. Many of these are temporary and will go away, some require treatment so further hair loss and possible balding can be stopped. The best advice is to see your doctor early so they can properly diagnose the cause and treat it. effectively.

David Maillie is an alumni of Cornell University and specializes in biochemical synthesis for public, private, and governmental interests and manufactures skin peels and acne treatments for doctors offices and medispas. He can be reached at: Bestskinpeel.com


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Advantages And Disadvantages Of Hair Loss Medications

Yury Bayarski has written Advantages And Disadvantages Of Hair Loss Medications and writes "Hair loss medications that actually work

There is little that men can do to stop from losing their hair, but there are some hair loss treatment options that may restore some hair loss. Currently there are only two hair loss medications that have been clinically proven to have any real degree of effectiveness. These two medications are Propecia (finasteride) and Rogaine (minoxidil).

Propecia and Rogaine work in completely different ways to slow or stop hair loss. Propecia is a pill taken once daily, while Rogaine is a liquid that is applied to the scalp twice daily. Both Propecia and Rogaine require continued use to become and remain efficacious. If the medications are stopped, any hair that has grown in will gradually be lost, and within 6 to 12 months your scalp will most likely appear the same as before treatment..


Propecia (Finasteride)

Propecia (Finasteride) has been available since 1997 and is the first and only oral medication approved by the FDA for the treatment of male pattern hair loss. It has not been proven effective in women and is not approved for women.

Propecia blocks the conversion of the male hormone testosterone into a more potent androgen dihydrotestosterone (DHT), the hormone mainly responsible for hair loss. The medication has been demonstrated effective in most men. In fact, in FDA-reviewed clinical trials, 2 out of 3 men on Propecia regrew hair, as measured by actual hair counts.

You may see results 3 to 12 months after starting Propecia. If it doesnТt work for you after 12 months, it is unlikely to be of benefit. If you stop taking Propecia, you will likely lose any hair youТve gained within 12 months of stopping treatment.

Clinical tests showed Propecia was very well tolerated. Only a very small number of men had sexual side effects, with each occurring in less than 2% of men. They included less desire for sex, difficulty in achieving an erection, and a decrease in the amount of semen. These side effects went away in men who stopped taking Propecia.

Advantages:

* Convenient pill form administration - one pill taken once daily.

* Stops hair loss from progressing.

* Can help regrow lost hair.

* Effective in most men.

* Beneficial side-effects such as the shrinking of the prostate gland in men susceptible to an enlarged prostate.


Disadvantages:

* It is not a cure for hair loss. Propecia will only work over the long term if you continue taking it. If you stop taking Propecia, you will likely lose any hair you have gained within 12 months of stopping treatment.

* Propecia is not approved for use by women.

* May cause sexual side effects.

* The continuous treatment with Propecia can be expensive.


Rogaine

Rogaine was originally developed in tablet form as a drug for high blood pressure. Doctors noticed that people on Rogaine sometimes grew new hair, so the drug was reformulated for this purpose.

Rogaine (topical minoxidil) was the first FDA approved drug for the treatment of male pattern hair loss and still is the only FDA approved treatment for women with hair loss.

Topical minoxidil is a over-the-counter medication available in a 2% solution and in a 5% solution. The makers of minoxidil recommend women only use the 2% concentration of minoxidil because they have not received FDA approval for promoting 5% minoxidil or minoxidil extra strength for use by women.

Topical minoxidil is much more effective at treating baldness that occurs on the top of the head than it is at causing hair growth on other parts of the head. Clinical tests on the effectiveness of topical minoxidil in men with baldness on the top of the head showed that 48% of men who had used minoxidil for one year reported moderate to dense re-growth of hair within the treated area, 36% reported minimal re-growth while 16% reported no re-growth. Similar percentages have been reported in women.

Minoxidil is a treatment for hair loss, it is not a cure. If regular application of topical minoxidil is stopped, all hair grown in response to the therapy will be rapidly lost over the next 3 to 6 months.

Side effects of topical minoxidil are rare and generally minor. Most common is scalp irritation or itching. The blood pressure lowering effect of oral minoxidil does not occur with the topical formulation. There is a small risk for facial hair growth associated with use of minoxidil. This may be a side effect of the drug or may be due to accidental application of the topical solution to the face.

Advantages:

* The only FDA approved treatment for women with hair loss.

* Slows the progression of hair loss.

* Regrows some hair.

* Has a few side effects.

* Topical minoxidil can be used by hair transplant patients. Many surgeons recommend using it within a few weeks after surgery to promote the growth of the transplanted hair follicles.


Disadvantages:

* Topical minoxidil is not a cure for hair loss. It will only work over the long term if you continue using it. If you stop using it you will likely lose any hair you have gained.

* Limited effectiveness. Topical minoxidil treatment does not work on everybody with thinning hair due to inherited pattern hair loss. It is less effective for hair loss at the hairline than on the top of the head. It is less effective on large bald spots than small ones.

* Although topical minoxidil is a colorless, odorless, and non-greasy liquid that dries quickly and without any visible residue, some people simply do not like putting lotions on their scalp.

* High cost - it is not covered by health insurance schemes as it's considered a cosmetic.


Yury Bayarski is the author of Price-RX.com - prescription drug price comparison website. Please follow this link if you would like to read more about hair loss medications


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Tuesday, August 29, 2006

Man Hair Loss Solution

Tim James has written Man Hair Loss Solution and writes "As we age, we deal with more and more physical afflictions. A relentless battle is being carried out by women to keep their complexions free of wrinkles and to retain appearance of youth. The men try to grapple with typical hair loss and a solution for it. Man hair loss is not confined to a small percentage of the population. Man hair loss is suffered by people all around the world and the hair loss is a confidence breaker. Unlike women who struggle very hard to keep their appearance intact, men are lucky since lot of professional inventions are coming out with man hair loss solution. There are new treatments and products for hair loss solution. The burden of man hair loss is a hereditary and stress is another factor for hair loss. A visit to the trichologist for assistance that will get a person with hair loss started in the right direction. Over the counter drugs are also available to prevent further loss of hair.

There are two groups in hair loss solutions. One is the natural hair loss solution and other is hair loss remedies. There are many who are not aware of the natural hair loss solutions. After spending too much on ineffective hair loss solutions, they get frustrated with the hair loss. For decades and some say even century, Paton Jackson herbal hair loss solutions are proved to be effective in controlling hair loss. It is not very costly, does not have any side effects and results shows that they prevent hair loss, stop hair loss and regrow..

To stimulate growth of hair and enhance dark hair, Rosemary (known as Rosmarinus in Latin) can be used.

Phytoestrogen containing traditional Chinese herb known as Dong Quai helps in reducing DHT and thereby stop hair loss and even help in hair regrowing.

A small creeping palm known as Serenoa repens or Saw Palmetto, which contains phytosterols and free fatty acids to block the DHT formation.

Substance from the plant Aloe Vera’s inner leaves which is a gel formation having specific usage to calm skin irritation and to protect the scalp and hair. It also is a good cure for Alopecia. Capsicum, which is one of the variety of hot peppers increases blood flow to the scalp and stimulates hair growth. To regrow hair, this herb can be very useful.

18 inch long pale green stalk known as Lemongrass stables the scalp’s oil products. Body and fullness of the hair is increased by this herb.

Step by step guidance to vital hair health that will change your life forever.... Click on the website link below for more information. Man Hair Loss Solution


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The Search For The Best Hair Loss Help

Cordell H. Varney has written The Search For The Best Hair Loss Help and he writes "There are many places to turn to for hair loss help, but one of the most important things to do is to find out what is causing your hair loss. Finding the cause of hair loss is the first step to finding the best treatment.

There are of course many causes of hair loss, but the latest thinking is that a great deal of hair loss and male pattern baldness is hereditary. Therefore, many of us need look no further than our own families for a fairly accurate prediction of the future course of their hair loss.

Those with a family history of hair loss should focus a great deal on preventing, or at least delaying the coming of that hair loss. While there is still no sure cure for baldness, there are a number of things those prone to hair loss can do to increase their chances of keeping a healthy head of hair..

One good source of hair loss help can be as simple as a change of diet. Nutritionists and doctors have known about the link between diet and healthy hair for many years, but the latest research has revealed that this link may be even greater than first thought. Keeping the diet healthy and varied can help to keep the skin, hair and scalp healthy as well, and that can in turn help to reduce the chance of hair loss and baldness.

Keeping stress and anxiety to a minimum can also be an important way to keep the chances of hair loss to a minimum. There are a great many reasons for keeping stress and anxiety to a minimum, including of course its effect on overall health. In addition to a healthy body, keeping stress levels as low as possible can help to keep the scalp and the hair as healthy as possible.

While hair loss is a more common problem in men than in women, the fact is that women can suffer from hair loss as well. Often changes in hormone levels, like those that can occur with pregnancy, can trigger small patches of hair to fall out, but the good news is that this type of hair loss is usually temporary, and the hair will come back after the hormones have stabilized.

Changes in the performance of the thyroid gland can also sometimes cause hair loss, and getting hair loss help in this case will require getting the underlying thyroid problem under control. If a thyroid problem is suspected, it is important to have it confirmed through a thorough medical examination.

Another common and easily reversible problem that can cause hair loss is a fungal infection of the scalp. An infection of the scalp can cause the hair to fall out, but after the underlying fungal infection is under control the hair that has been lost should return pretty quickly.

For more serious kinds of hair loss, more serious hair loss help will be required, and there are a number of different hair loss remedies on the market to help with this common problem. It is generally easier to treat a hair loss problem at the start than after it has progressed, so it is important to seek the help you need as soon as you suspect there is a problem.

Cordell Varney has been a hair stylist for more than 20 years; consequently, she has heard and researched many hair loss treatments suggested by her clients. She has recently taken up interest in writing about hair loss on her website at http://www.fpdlab.com If you are suffering from this condition, you can benefit from Cordell’s site by finding out more on affordable permanent hair transplant.


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Monday, August 28, 2006

The Hair Loss Stress Response

Bob Lawrence has written The Hair Loss Stress Response and writes "Hair loss caused by excessive amounts of dihydrotestosterone (DHT) can affect men at practically any age due to a wide range of factors. But, how long your hair loss will last largely depends on your mindset, how you mentally cope with the trauma and the hair loss treatment you choose. This is extremely important as the wrong treatment could cost you valuable time, money and hair!

In the first early stages of hair loss, there is one immediate course of action which will greatly improve the hair loss recovery process. Fortunately, it doesn’t involve expensive drugs or chemicals, just a level of emotional self control. This can sometimes be quite difficult to achieve and maintain but when you first notice any excessive amounts of hair in the sink or shower, do not panic, stay calm and relax. A calm, relaxed attitude to the hair loss process is essential if you wish to succeed in turning things around..

Initially, when the signs of hair loss are noticed, the first reaction is usually panic, followed closely by worry and stress. Unfortunately, these emotions will actually accelerate the hair loss process rather than help control it effectively. In most cases, if the initial stress response isn’t recognised and eliminated, a vicious circle will develop and before you know it, those thinning areas willgradually spread across the scalp.

Unfortunately, a typical ‘stressed’ hair loss sufferer will probably proceed to spending half their lives desperately searching for a miracle cure and spending half their salaries each month paying for it. Their life will become totally dedicated to hair loss with daily inspections, counting lost hair, application of chemicals, taking before and after photos and searching hair loss forums late at night. It’s an extremely unhealthy approach to hair loss which often ends in failure.

To permanently stop hair loss and encourage new hair growth, a calm, natural, proactive approach is required. Some positive lifestyle and dietary changes may be necessary but this will only improve the health and well being of the hair loss sufferer.

Anyone who seriously wishes to stop their hair loss must first investigate what caused their DHT levels to rise to such a damaging level. Was it due to genetics, stress, inadequate nutrition, lack of exercise, chemical food additives or other negative and unhealthy lifestyle habits? Every hair loss sufferer must be aware that nature gave us the tools to prevent hair loss; all we have to do is learn how to use them!

About The Author
Bob Lawrence is creator of Hair Nurture...The Natural Way to Beat Hair Loss A totally natural hair loss treatment. To find out more about this unique system, visit www.hairnurture.com.


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Hair Loss From Ringworm Infection

Kathlene Capelle has written Hair Loss From Ringworm Infection and writes "You can get hair loss from ringworm. The medical term for ringworm of the scalp is Tinea capatis. In order to understand what should the proper treatment be for your hair loss, you have to understand this condition.

Ringworm is first caused by an infection that begins in the scalp area. If this is not treated right away, it causes fungus to produce in that area, which leads to ringworm. When you first have ringworm of the scalp, you will notice that there is itching that occurs on the head. At this point, the scalp may become irritated and red. You will begin to experience hair loss. This is observed by the bald patches that form on your head.

There are a variety of reasons why you get ringworm. Ringworm is commonly found in children. Most often, it is a result of bad hygiene. However, it may also be related to wetness from the skin, such as sweating, that is not washed off. Ringworm may also occur if there is an injury or scrape from the skin. If this is not taken care of properly, it can easily cause an infection. It is important to understand the ringworm is not an actual worm, rather a fungus..

If your scalp is irritated or you are noticing hair loss, it is important to get diagnosed right away. Your health care provider will be able to give you a skin lesion biopsy, which will show if there is bacteria or fungus that is being produced in your scalp. If the infection has been occurring for a longer amount of time, it can be found easily through placing a light on the area where it is irritated and balding.

If you have ringworm, you will need to first get an anti-fungal medication. This will help to kill off the bacteria in that area. At this point, you will need to use a medicated shampoo and make sure that you are keeping the area where the fungus was being produced completely clean. Selenium sulfide is one of the common ingredients that you should find in the shampoo. Make sure that you wash your hair thoroughly with the shampoo. Also, practise good hygiene habits with the use of the items on your hair such as your hair brush or towel that you use to dry off your hair. Do not share the use of these items with your family or friends when you are having ringworm of the scalp.

Ringworm of the scalp is contagious; hence you should be careful about spreading this infection to others. As far as possible, you should try to stay away from crowds this period until your condition has cleared. Hair loss through ringworm of the scalp is treatable. Get help quickly before your hair loss becomes severe!

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Kathlene Capelle writes on female hair loss, male hair loss, cause of hair loss, hair loss remedies, hair loss prevention, hair transplants and natural hair loss treatments. Her site also has hair care recipes that you can prepare from your own home. Please visit her site at http://www.hair-loss-remedy-central.com.


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Sunday, August 27, 2006

Natural Cure for Hair Loss The Solution for You?

Tim James has written Natural Cure for Hair Loss - The Solution for You? and writes "Hair is the glory of the woman. Men don’t mind having a head full of hair either. And for many of us, the loss of hair can be a traumatic experience, shaking our self-confidence and, even if in our own mind, limiting our effectiveness both personally and in business. So lets look for a natural cure for hair loss.

Hair can be an indicator of health in humans. Brittle hair can indicate a lack of vitamin B. On the other hand, brittle or dry hair can be a sign of a deficiency in essential fats. Dull hair that grows poorly indicates a zinc deficiency. And hair loss, the bane of men and women everywhere, indicates a loss or deficiency of iron, vitamin B1, vitamin C, and lysine, a basic amino acid found in proteins..

The exact causes of hair loss are still something of a mystery. While some studies have tied the loss of hair to iron deficiencies, the excess of Dihydrotestosterone (DHT), a hormone has also been identified as a cause. Some experts have even suggested that an under-active thyroid is a possible culprit in hair loss. So is there a natural cure for hair loss?

Certain types of medication have been proven to slow down the loss of hair. These include Minoxodil and Rogaine. A second, mechanical solution is hair transplant.

Both Minoxodil and Rogaine come with significant side effects and other warnings. These side effects include an allergic reaction including difficulty in breathing, swelling of the lips, hands, or tongue, and hives. The user could also experience chest pains, an irregular or fast heartbeat, dizziness or lightheadedness or even fainting. Reactions also include itching, redness, dryness and flaking of the scalp and headaches.

Hair transplant, one of the other options, carries its own disadvantages. The procedure is painful, involving the transfer of hair follicles from the back of the head to the front, balding portion of the scalp.

One of the newest processes in hair transplant procedures is the follicular unit hair transplantation. And remember, this process doesn’t create new follicles. It simply moves the follicles from one place to another. As a result, the extent of baldness, and the amount of hair available to work will determine just what kind of results the patient can expect.

Hair transplantation is surgery involving anesthetization, cutting, sutchering and all the other elements of a real live surgery. And this includes the potential of infection, scarring, and other risks. With the risks from all these procedures it would be much better to find a natural cure for hair loss.

Of course the best thing to do is to avoid the initial loss of hair. This can be accomplished primarily by a healthy diet. Generally, the foods that are good for your body are good for your hair. This means your diet should be rich in foods like fruits, vegetables, whole grains, poultry, fish, and dairy products. In other words, you should eat balanced meals from what used to be called the five food groups.

Of course, this means vegetarians are somewhat more susceptible to hair loss because their diets are lacking in vitamin B12, iron, and lysine. As a result, they should take natural supplements to keep their nutritional intakes at an effective level.

As with most goals, the avoidance of hair loss can be aided with several natural supplements. By pursuing this option rather than surgery, you avoid
- Painful surgery
- The risk of infection and scarring
- The expense of surgery
- The inconvenience of surgery

However, if you have already lost your hair to male pattern baldness and want to fight back, the following supplements have been shown to be effective in treating hair loss.

- B complex
- Evening primrose oil
- Fish oil
- Kelp
- Lysine
- Multivitamins and multi-minerals
- Vitamin C

These supplements work naturally with no significant side effects to the user.

A look around you will quickly reveal that hair loss is a common occurrence in males and females. Of course some of the folks you see have lost more hair than others. The question is why should you or any of them spend a huge amount of money on prescription or over the counter drugs that have questionable side effects or expensive surgery to deal with this problem. Safe, reliable, inexpensive, and effective natural cures for hair loss are available.

So your hair is getting thin, take control and use beat nature at the aging game the natural way. Check out Natural Cure For Hair Loss for the solution you have been looking for.

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40% Of Men Under 40 Has Hair Loss!

Tiara James has written 40% Of Men Under 40 Has Hair Loss! and writes "If your once-thick hair is falling out in clumps, or if you've got bald patches peeking out from your scalp, you're not alone. More than 20 million women in the United States alone, 40 percent of them under age forty, are suffering from hair loss.

Hair Loss On Men Male pattern baldness is a typical pattern of hair loss in men that is caused by genetics and hormones. Approximately 95 percent of all men who suffer some degree of hair loss do so because of male pattern baldness otherwise known as androgenetic alopecia.

Hair Growth Phases

1) Anagen Growth Phase - Approximately 85 percent of the hair on your head is in the growing phase at any given time. This phase can last 2 to 6 years. Hair can grown at the rate of approximately 5 inches per year and any individual hair is unlikely to grow more than one yard long..

2) Catagen Transitional phase. When the Anagen growth phase comes to an end, hair enters into a Catagen phase which lasts about one or two weeks. During this transitional phase, the hair follicle shrinks to about 1/6th of the normal diameter. The "root" is diminished and the dermal papilla breaks away and rests below the scalp.

3) Telogen Resting Phase. After the catagen phase, hair goes into a resting phase known as telogen. This period can last five to six weeks. Although the hair does not grown during this stage, the dermal papilla stays in resting phase below the scalp. Approximately 10 to 15 percent of all hairs on your head are in this resting phase at any given moment. At the end of this stage, the hair follicle re-enters the growth phase. The dermal papilla and the base of the follicle join together again and a new hair begins to form. In some cases, the new hair will push the old hair out of the way and the hair growth cycle starts all over again.

Stress Disorders Leading to Hair Loss? Trichotillomania, a psychological disorder that may be linked to stress, involves the compulsive pulling or twisting of hair, resulting in patchy or diffuse hair loss. This compulsion is thought to affect as much as 4 percent of the population, and it seems to affect females four times more often than males. This compulsion generally manifests itself before the age of 17 and is often limited to a period of a year or so. The earlier this compulsion appears and the sooner it is treated, the better the prognosis. Trichotillomania is not well understood, and some medical professionals believe that it is simply an ingrained bad habit, but it is sometimes treated with therapy and antidepressants.


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Saturday, August 26, 2006

Laser Hair Removal in New York City

Magdalena Witkowska has written Laser Hair Removal in New York City and writes "Laser hair removal in New York City is getting to be quite popular, and for good reason. New York City, as one of the biggest cities in the entire world, is a center of American fashion. A true cosmopolitan city, it is home to some of the world’s most famous and glamorous people.

Laser hair removal, of course, is probably the most efficient way to get rid of unwanted hair. Not only does it remove pre-existing hair, it prevents its future growth. By damaging the hair follicles that hair depends on to grow, it ensures that much less unwanted hair will come to the surface in the future. Laser hair removal does all this in a painless manner.

Laser hair removal in New York City is a thriving business. Although it is a relatively expensive method compared to other hair removal treatments, it promises quick and effective results. Both men and women avail of laser hair removal..

Even if you do have enough money to pay for laser hair removal treatments, you should still compare and contrast between the clinics that offer them. Here are some of the more popular clinics that offer laser hair removal in New York City:

Skin So Smooth. This clinic is located at 44 Great Neck Road, Great Neck, NY 11021. Owned and operated by Michelle Minick, this clinic specializes in the Cynosure Alexandrite laser treatment.

Smooth Synergy. This clinic can be found at 686 Lexington Avenue, Suite 3N, Manhattan, NY 10022. Smooth Synergy is ably led by Dr. Liakeas, a graduate of Albert Einstein College.

EpiCenters. The EpiCenters laser hair removal clinic is located at 3736 Henry Hudson Parkway, Riverdale, NY 10463. The removal technician of this clinic, Dana Watcher, is a pulsed light expert. Pulsed lights are used in laser hair removal treatments.

Be sure to give these clinics a call, or a visit. They will be willing to supply you with all the information you need. If you have any misgivings about the laser hair removal treatment, don’t hesitate to give voice to your concerns. These people are trained professionals and will gladly serve you in any way they can.

Laser hair removal in New York City is not much more expensive in other cities. The price of the treatment will depend more on the area of the body that will undergo it. A general rule: the bigger the area, the greater the price. Also, you should know that laser hair removal treatment usually requires several sessions to complete, so you’d better have some excess cash in case the treatment stretches out.

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Friday, August 25, 2006

Permanent Hair Transplant Method

Oliver Turner has written Permanent Hair Transplant Method and writes "Most of the people think that baldness is a hereditary problem and there is no way to check hair loss. A non balanced diet, insufficient intake of vitamins and minerals, and UV radiations are the most probable causes of hair loss. However, the basic method of preventing hair loss is to take care of your hair. If you are suffering from baldness you can consider going for a permanent hair transplant with consultation of an expert. What is permanent hair transplant?

Permanent hair transplant is one of the most popular surgical ways to restore hair. In the process of permanent hair transplant surgeons take a required quantity of hair from the back and sides of your head and implant them on the area of your head where hair loss is most severe..

Different methods of permanent hair transplant:

1. Strip method of Follicular Unit Transplantation: This is the most popular method of permanent hair transplant because it is the least expensive method. In a strip method a small piece of skin is removed from that region of head where hair growth is rich. Then, this area is sutured. After this, the donor strip is divided in small individual hair groups. Thousands of small slits are made in the bald area and unit hair groupings are placed into them. Vitamin supplements and volumizing shampoos are recommended. You can use creams to remove rash from the donor area of head. The hair transplant cost is comparatively high in this case.

2. Follicular Unit Extraction method of Permanent Hair Transplant: Follicular units are extracted from tiny puncture holes of the donor area. After this, the extracted tiny follicles are placed in the bald area of the head. After a few months new hair start growing from the transplanted area. Follicular unit extraction method is an affordable hair transplant method. In this process hair transplant cost is comparatively less.Often, 3 to 5 transplant sessions are required, with the cost ranging from $4000 to $1000. Curly and wavy hair looks denser and requires less hair transplant session to achieve a cosmetically acceptable look.


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A Look At The Most Effective Hair Loss Cures

Cordell Varney has written A Look At The Most Effective Hair Loss Cures and writes "With hair loss becoming more and more of a problem for many men and even some women, it seems the number of hair loss cures on the market has never been greater than it is today. There are so many different purported cures for this common condition that it can be difficult to separate the ones that really work from the ones that do not.

One of the best ways to sort out the best hair loss cures is to keep on top of the latest research. Luckily the internet provides health care consumers with a wealth of information on all kinds of health conditions, including of course hair loss. Reading the latest research into the causes and cures of hair loss and male pattern baldness is one of the best ways to find the best and most effective cures for hair loss, thinning hair and baldness..

Many of us of course are looking for a permanent cure to baldness, and one such permanent cure can be a surgical hair transplant. Surgical hair transplantation involves the transplanting of hair, either from a part of the head that contains plenty of head, or even from a hair donor, and it can be very effective. However, hair transplant surgery can also have some serious side effects, including swelling and scabbing, and many men feel that the results can look somewhat artificial.

There are of course a number of non-surgical approaches to the problem of hair loss, including hair weaves. Weaving natural or artificial hair into existing hair can be a good way to provide a natural looking head of hair, but it does require some upkeep and frequent adjustments to keep your own hair and the hair weave looking natural.

Of course there are plenty of other hair loss cures on the market as well, including a number of excellent topical hair loss treatments and many over the counter and prescription oral medications. Some of the biggest and best known names in the hair loss treatment market include Propecia and Rogaine, and it is important to research these treatments to determine which ones work the best for you. As with any course of treatment, it is important to speak to your doctor to make sure the treatment is appropriate, and to keep your health care professional advised of all products you are taking to help your hair loss condition, including herbal remedies and over the counter medications as well as prescription hair loss remedies.

Dealing with hair loss is rarely an easy decision, but it is important to give it the care it deserves. Treating a hair loss problem at the first sign of trouble can greatly maximize your choices for a true cure, but waiting until the problem has progressed further may leave you with far fewer options to get rid of that hair loss problem.


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Cordell Varney has been a hair stylist for more than 20 years; consequently, she has heard and researched many hair loss treatments suggested by her clients. She has recently taken up interest in writing about hair loss on her website at http://www.fpdlab.com If you are suffering from this condition, you can benefit from Cordell's site by finding out more on hair loss remedies.


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Thursday, August 24, 2006

Procerin Is An All Natural Hair Growth Vitamin

Alan Anderson has written Procerin Is An All Natural Hair Growth Vitamin and writes "Until recently male pattern was a great problem and was perceived inevitable. But due to the advancement of medical science, there are various products that promise to treat this problem for good. But very few medicines have the scientific proof that Procerin have. It is a natural process to treat hair loss in males and many customers has submitted positive reviews to the product. It is a therapy for treating thinning of hair and hair loss problem.

Procerin is actually a vitamin for hairs loss supplement and serum blended properly with herbs and minerals. It is scientifically formulated to block the production of Dihydrotestosterone (DHT), the primary cause of hair loss in males. A natural enzyme 5-alpha reductase is responsible for converting male hormone “testosterone” into DHT. Procerin is an all natural DHT inhibitor to use internally in order to stop hair loss and hair growth as well..

Some of the features of Procerin are as follows-

•Combats hair loss effectively.

•Rejuvenates the hair follicles resulting in thicker and stronger hair.

•Inhibits DHT and lowers its productions.

•Safe and mild on the hair scalps of men.

•Works significantly on the front of scalp and on the crown.

Its benefits are maximum for younger men especially those who are from 18 yrs to 40 yrs and also for those whose hairs are at growing phase. As human hair grows slowly, it is suggested that men using Procerin should use for atleast 2-3months for experiencing the expected results. Clinically it has been found that the results derived from Procerin is much faster than most of its existing counterparts.

The notable thing about Procerin is that it is an over the counter medicine that is no prescription is needed for its usage. It signifies that the drug is harmless and side affects are negligible. But, it is unlikely to help individuals whose hair loss is due to scalp trauma, androgenetic areata, chemotherapy and non DHT related causes. So it will be wise for one to consult a dermatologist and get confirm about its proper usage.

One good thing about Procerin products is that if any one is not satisfied with the medicine, all the products can be returned within 90 days with all your money refund except the shipping charge. However, hardly you will be taking such steps for it really works.

Alan Anderson writes on health, beauty and hairstyles. He has been working in the same field and writes informative articles for Hair Care subject. To learn more about Propecia, Hair Care tips, Hair Care Products, Procerin, Hair Loss treatment visit http://www.haircaretips.net


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Hair Loss Aloe Vera Treatment And Other Natural Hair Loss Treatments

Oliver Turner has written Hair Loss Aloe Vera Treatment And Other Natural Hair Loss Treatments and writes "Many people feel that the problem of hair loss cannot be solved with the help of hair loss treatment products. They often get frustrated after spending too much money on ineffective hair loss remedies and their side effects with no positive results at all. In reality, hair loss treatment can be divided in two categories: Natural hair loss treatments and chemical treatments.

Here are some best hair natural hair loss treatments:

Aloe Vera
Indians, Native Americans and Caribbeans have used Aloe Vera to promote healthy hair and prevent hair loss since ages. Aloe Vera balances the pH of the scalp and heals from within. It is also helpful in cleansing the pores. A general remedy of Aloe Vera gel with coconut milk and small amount of wheat germ oil used as a shampoo has shown great benefits. Aloe Vera surely helps you stop hair loss..

Jojoba
If you are affected with hair problems like eczema, psoriasis, dandruff or seborrhea you are requested to use jojoba oil. Native Americans and Mexicans have used jojoba oil for centuries to prevent hair loss and to control dandruff. Jojoba oil works well for hypoallergenic skin, as is a good moisturizer. This is one of the best hair loss treatment products.

Henna
Henna is a traditional Indian herb, which is a good natural conditioner and works great as hair loss treatment product. It heals hair shaft by sealing the cuticle and repairing, stops breakage and restores the silky-shiny effect of your hair.

Capsicum – It stimulates hair growth by 50% and increases flow of blood to the scalp. This herb is effective in preventing hair loss.

Lemongrass – This herb helps stabilizing oil product in the scalp. It also provides nourishment to the hair. You can use oil of lemongrass for massage as well.

Dong Quai – Formation of DHT is the main cause of hair loss. Dong Quai contains phytoestrogens, which reduces the formation of DHT. Hence, Dong Quai is believed to be helpful in hair loss.

It is recommended that you consult an expert to know which hair loss treatment product is suitable for you.

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Wednesday, August 23, 2006

Propecia is a Convenient Way to Treat Male Pattern Hair Loss

alexjonnes has written Propecia is a Convenient Way to Treat Male Pattern Hair Loss and writes "A few years ago, there was only one option available to cover up one's bald patches, and that was to purchase a retail hair piece or a wig. But now with the advent of proper hair medicines, people are expecting new and successful hopes. Woking on this hope, Propecia is found to be an approved treatment for treating male pattern hair loss especially on the top of the head and anterior mid scalp region.

Hair follicles are highly sensitive to DHT and shrink upon exposure to the hormone until they are no longer capable of producing hair. At the same time, the growth stage becomes shorter and this ultimately results in very thin, short hair until growth ultimately stops altogether.

Propecia is approved for the treatment of men who have male pattern baldness on the top of the head and anterior mid-scalp region. Propecia blocks the formation of DHT and in this way appears to interrupt a key factor in the development of inherited male pattern hair loss in men. Propecia actually blocks the production of DHT and as a result thinning of hair ceases and a more normal growth may possibly occur.

Propecia works best in men who are losing hairs on the top of the heads. During clinical studies, it has been found that 20 % of men taking 1mg dose of Propecia over a period of 1 year, experienced moderate growth of hair and the number slightly inched when tested for 2 years. Most men found results just within 3 months. It has been found effective in majority of men. Infact FDA clinical trials reviewed that 2 men out of 3 found positive results with moderate to heavy hair growth. But yes, results will vary and generally one will not be able to get back all the hair that he lost.

The good news about Propecia is that it is really safe. No potential side affects are registered till now. But if you have any allergic reactions to any drugs, it is suggested to consult with a doctor. Moreover it a prescription drug and the doctor can only prescribed the right dose.

If you are a victim of male pattern hair loss Propecia may be the right choice for you. It has the treatment that has the convenience of a once a day pill.

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Hair loss treatment with no side effects

Andy Lewis has writtes Hair loss treatment with no side effects and writes "Then there are medications that come by prescription that can assist in natural hair regrowth and rethickening. The considerations that need to be made here are that prescription medications for hair loss often involve altering various hormonal levels which can unfortunately lead to sexual dysfunction and decreases in sexual arousal.

Although it is true that Procerin has been shown to alleviate hair loss and assist the body in naturally regrowing lost hair, there are quite often questions you need to have answered to determine whether Procerin is right and effective for your hair loss needs.

The reason for 92% of cases of baldness is a condition called androgenetic alopecia. This condition causes baldness by converting the bodies testosterone to a substance called DHT which is released through the skin (including the scalp) which damages hair follicles and inhibits hair growth..

Procerin uses completely natural ingredients to combat the release of this DHT, allowing your hairs growth to resume as normal and preventing the loss of existing hair. As a result of weeks and months with less hair falling out and existing hair growing unrestricted by DHT, the user gets to regain the head of hair they once enjoyed.

The results from Procerin are shown to be remarkable in terms of both long-term effectiveness and speed. Procerin is an ongoing treatment and can be taken as required with no side effects or adverse reactions caused.

With few or no drawbacks and quick and guaranteed results Procerin is likely to be the next big thing in hair loss treatment so don't be surprised to see it on TV, in magazines or in newspapers in the coming months and years.

What happens if I stop taking Procerin? This is a common concern. Some subjects have reported that their results remain permanent after ceasing use of Procerin while others find that after a certain period of no longer taking the supplement they begin losing small amounts of hair again. This varies due to the level of testosterone (and hence DHT) produced in the individual but luckily you can alter your Procerin supplementation according to your own results.

With correct usage Procerin really can help you regain that youthful appearance and feel younger and more confident again.

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Monday, August 21, 2006

Can Inherited Hair Loss Be Stopped?

Darry J.Oswald has written Can Inherited Hair Loss Be Stopped? and writes "Thinning Hair

when the amount of hair lost grows higher than the normal hair fall that takes place due to the change in environment, increasing age or growth of new hairs, it is referred to as thinning hair problem that needs special care. Improper or poor diet, exposure to a lot of chemicals or cosmetics, hormonal imbalance, stress, anxiety and mental tension are some causes of thinning hair.

Hormones Rules
Our hormones govern the development of hair that appears after puberty. The male hormone, testosterone, governs beard, body hair and hair in the armpits. The female hormone, estrogen, generally prevents hair growth on the chin and encourages it to grow on the head. Occasionally women develop signs of thinning hair or baldness when estrogen levels drop. Treatment with estrogen has been successful in restoring hair growth and stopping of thinning hair..

Hair Loss IS Inherited!
It is your inherited DNA, passed on from EITHER parent, that will eventually determine your thinning hair. For the purpose of this article, you need only understand that with current technology, your genetic code is beyond your control, although that may change within the next ten to fifteen years. However, you should also be aware that today, like no other time in history, medical science is able to provide safe and effective treatment for thinning hair.

Thinning Hair Treatment: Rogaine
By far the most publicized medical treatment available for male pattern baldness is minoxidil (Rogaine). The idea of using minoxidil topically to grow hair was serendipitous. This drug was originally developed to treat high blood pressure and had the unanticipated side effect of stimulating hair growth, sometimes in unwanted areas. This observation led to the testing of topical minoxidil on balding areas of the scalp. Since its introduction in 1988, Upjohn, the manufacturer, sells about $150 million worth of the drug each year, even though its ability to grow back hair is, at best, modest.

Minoxidil 2% (Rogaine) solution for application to the scalp has been available for over 10 years and is now available without a prescription in the US. It can be used by both men and women who are experiencing thinning hair. Originally used for the treatment of high blood pressure, physicians noted that one of its side effects was promoting hair growth. Although its mechanism is not completely understood, it seems to work best to stop or slow further thinning hair and works more effectively on the crown than at the frontal hairline. A more potent concentration of Rogaine (Minoxidil 5%) is now available and has been shown to be more effective than the 2% solution. (see Rogaine)

Thinning Hair Remedies
1. Massage the scalp gently with coconut or almond oil daily for 10 to 15 minutes. 2. Boil neem leaves in water. Cool, strain and rinse hair with it. 3. Increase green leafy vegetables, salads, milk, fruits and sprouts in the diet. Take more proteins, milk, buttermilk, yeast, wheat germ, soya beans, whole grains and nuts.

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Sunday, August 20, 2006

A Look At The Leading Hair Loss Causes

Cordell Varney has written A Look At The Leading Hair Loss Causes and writes "For many years now there has been a considerable amount of research into hair loss causes, and while there is still no definitive answer there are some tantalizing clues into just what causes common conditions like receding hairlines and male pattern baldness.

Knowing the leading hair loss causes, of course, is an important foundation to providing a cure for this embarrassing condition. While hair loss may not be a serious disease, it can cause many problems for the men and women who suffer from it, including problems in their personal lives and problems in their careers. Treating hair loss effectively requires a look at what caused the loss, so it is important to pay attention to the latest thinking in hair loss and baldness research..

Three things that are thought to play an important role in causing hair loss are insulin, androgen levels and metabolism. Usually the substance known as sex hormone binding globulin, or SHBG, will bind the testosterone in the body and control the amount of the substance floating free in the bloodstream. When SHBG levels decline, there is more testosterone in the blood, and it is more likely to be converted to DHT. It is DHT that is thought to play a role in triggering hair loss.

The amount of SHBG in the body can be reduced by high levels of insulin, and there is often a relationship between high insulin levels and high levels of free testosterone. It is the level of free testosterone in the blood, not the total level of the hormone, that helps to determine the level of DHT present in the scalp.

Statistically speaking, those men who are bald or suffering from thinning hair are more likely to have insulin resistance, and also more likely to suffer from heart disease. There also seems to be a relationship between metabolic syndrome and baldness, and research into this and other hair loss causes is still ongoing.

In addition to these factors, stress and tension are thought to play an important role in the levels of androgen, and therefore stress and anxiety are thought to be possible hair loss causes in themselves. It has long been known that stress can lead to a number of serious medical conditions, and avoiding hair loss is one more reason to keep stress levels to a minimum.

No matter what hair loss causes are implicated in your own hair loss and baldness problems, it is important to treat a hair loss problem as quickly as possible. Starting treatment at the first sign of a problem can allow for a great many more choices when it comes to effective treatments. There are a great many different treatments that can help to arrest a problem with thinning hair or a receding hairline, but waiting until the problem with baldness is more advanced may reduce your choices for treatment and leave you with only serious surgical interventions or hair transplants to regain your full head of hair.

About the Author
Cordell Varney has been a hair stylist for more than 20 years; consequently, she has heard and researched many hair loss treatments suggested by her clients. She has recently taken up interest in writing about hair loss on her website at http://www.fpdlab.com If you are suffering from this condition, you can benefit from Cordell's site by finding out more on hair loss remedies.


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Propecia Alters the Reasons Responsible for Hair Loss

Alan Anderson has written Propecia Alters the Reasons Responsible for Hair Loss and writes "Appearance in today's world is a vital factor. No doubt, age factor affects our appearance on a larger extent, but loss of hair can make one look older than one actually is. Luckily, of late there are many hair restoration procedures and treatments available. The common causes of hair loss can be treated successfully by a variety of hair restoration process. But, apart from hair transplantation and surgery there are many medicinal options that prove very effective in hair growth as well as stopping hair loss. One such medicine is Propecia which shows substantial results in curing male pattern hair loss.

Dermatologist across the world claim that Propecia begins to show its influence from the very first day of its usage. A pill a day is enough to lower the DHT amount in our scalp. DHT is a substance in our body which destroys the scalp by shrinking it until it no longer produces any visible hair. Propecia targets the cause responsible for the increase in DHT and gradually lowers the secretion of DHT. Though results may vary from each individual, but it is proved that from the day one takes Propecia, there is a decrease in hair loss within a span of 3 months and moreover one may see a considerable amount of hair growth by 6-12 months..

There are scientific evidences which show that Propecia really works. A 5 year clinical study demonstrated that the sooner one begin using Propecia the more effective it is. But it is also mentioned in the study that if one does not finds any result after one year, it is wise to discard the drug and look for other methods for controlling hair loss. However, a doctor's advice will be very beneficial and he is the only one who can save from its side effects and the right dose.

Produced by Merck, Propecia is the first FDA approved drug to treat male pattern hair loss on the vertex and mid scalp area only in men. Studies show that it is effective in restoring the lost hair follicles and attempts to eliminate hair loss. It has been proved to be the most comprehensive treatment hair loss in men and appears to be the treatment of preference for many. It actually alters the reasons responsible for hair loss.


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Friday, August 18, 2006

A Look At Hair Loss Aloe Vera Products

Cordell Varney has written A Look At Hair Loss Aloe Vera Products and writes "When it comes to maintaining a healthy head of hair and reversing the ravages of hair loss, there are many treatment products to choose from. The fact that all these products claim to be the very best can lead to a great deal of confusion among those men and women losing their hair, but for many sufferers hair loss aloe vera products are the number one choice.

Traditional medicine and natural healers have long known about the power of the aloe vera plant, and the juice from its leaves has been used to treat burns, help cuts heal faster and even ease the pain of bee stings and sunburns. In addition, the Native American populations of North America, in addition to native healers in other indigenous cultures, have long used the aloe vera plant to keep the hair healthy and prevent it from falling out..

The value of these hair loss aloe vera products are many, although the exact mechanism by which they work is still the subject of ongoing research. What is known, however, is that aloe vera oil can have a healing impact on the skin, and that it can have a similar healing effect on the scalp. The hair loss remedies containing aloe vera as an ingredient are though to provide a great benefit to the scalp by helping to balance the pH level while at the same time cleansing the pore.

There are many different preparations of hair loss aloe vera products, but one of the most popular ways to use this plant to promote a healthy head of hair and a healthy scalp is to mix the aloe vera gel with a small amount of coconut milk and wheat germ oil. This preparation is then used as a shampoo.

For those who do not want to go to the trouble of creating their own aloe vera shampoo there are a growing number of commercial shampoos on the market that take advantage of the healing power of aloe vera. Many of these commercial formulations can be remarkably effective at healing the scalp and preventing farther hair loss, but it is important to read the ingredient label carefully to make sure these products contain a sufficient amount of aloe vera. It is important to look for a high concentration of aloe vera gel in any commercial shampoo, as these products should be more effective at keeping the scalp and the hair in top condition.

About the Author
Cordell Varney has been a hair stylist for more than 20 years; consequently, she has heard and researched many hair loss treatments suggested by her clients. She has recently taken up interest in writing about hair loss on her website at http://www.fpdlab.com If you are suffering from this condition, you can benefit from Cordell's site by finding out more on hair loss remedies.


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Propecia's Ability to Stop Hair Loss Captures Doctor's Interest

Alan Anderson has written Propecia's Ability to Stop Hair Loss Captures Doctor's Interest and writes "Baldness is typically characterised by excessive hair loss from scalp. This can be result of hereditary, underlying metabolic disorders or even use of certain medications. The fact is that any man can experience hair loss at any stage of their life. Some men take it as a part of life, while some others may try to hide it with some different hair styles, hats or wigs. But there is another group of men who try to solve the problem by seeking medical help. The treatment of hair loss with medicines is found to be very effective. Apart from surgery and hair transplantation, physicians like to promote oral treatment.

There are drugs that have good success rate with regrowth, including the medically proven Propecia. The relation between baldness and Propecia started some 20 years ago when the active chemical Finasteride in Propecia was proved to inhibit the production of Dihydrotestosterone or DHT. DHT actually shrinks the hair follicles on the scalp and over the time DHT sprouts thinner hairs until no hair grows. Many patients using Propecia experience a slowing of hair loss and some also experience some new hair growth..

Finasteride in Propecia works by inhibiting the conversion of testosterones into dihydrotestosterone. It blocks the production of DHT which results in stopping hair loss and a more normal hair growth may occur.

In clinical studies, it has been found that most of the people using Propecia continuously for one year grew moderate amount of hair and the number inched from most to majority when used for 2 years. But isn't only Propecia's ability to grow hair that interest doctors. There are genuine evidences that Propecia helps men stop losing hair they have. So doctors say that betting for Propecia will at least keep what you have.

The good thing about Propecia is it has no potentially unsettling side affects. Though it has been associated with side affects like reduced sex drive, nausea; but these side affects tend to disappear as the body gets adapted to it within few days. However, men taking Propecia should confirm about its usage from a doctor.


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Thursday, August 17, 2006

Propecia Proving To Be A True Treatment For Baldness

Alan Anderson has written Propecia Proving To Be A True Treatment For Baldness and writes "Hair plays a very vital role in grooming one's appearance. Losing hair may destroy the appearance by making you lees attractive and seductive. Moreover, hair loss often creates a psychological affect that may lead to frustration and anxiety. But the fact is that baldness can strike men at any age. Of course, the earlier this happens, the more likely it will have a negative affect on the individual's self esteem and consequent social interactions. So, if you are beginning to bald now, it will be wise to take action on the matter.

Though there is still dearth of proper treatment for hair loss, but one dosen't ignore the fact that.medical science is searcing solutions for coping with this problem. Apart from surgey and hair transplantation, there are vital evidence siting hair growth with proper medicine. The craze for stopping hair loss result led to the development of Propecia for combating male pattern hair loss. It was developed to treat mild to moderate hair loss and is quite successful in keeping to its commitment..

It's the first drug of its kind to get approval from FDA for treating male pattern hair loss on the vertx and anterior mid scalp of the head in male. Developed by Merck, the efficacy of Propecia is based on a photographic assignment performed by an expert pannel of dermatologists for a period of 5 years. It has been found that it not only stops hair loss but also helps in hair re-growth, if properly used for a period of 12 months.

Clinically, it is found that people become bald because an enzyme 5-alpha-reducatase in their body convert testosterone into dihydrotestrone (DHT). This DHT causes hair follicles to shrink so small that it becomes unable to regenerate new hairs. Propecia controls the production of DHT and blocks the source of DHT. This results in decrease in hair loss and in certain cases new hairs tends to grow.

Whether a true baldness cure comes or not in future, but most bald consumers agree that there may be no more significant treatment than Propecia.

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Alan Anderson writes on health, beauty and hairstyles. He has been working in the same field and writes informative articles for Hair Care subject. To learn more about Propecia, Hair Care tips, Hair Care Products, Hair Loss treatment visit http://www.haircaretips.net


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Is DHT The Main Cause Of Thinning Hair?

Renee James has written Is DHT The Main Cause Of Thinning Hair? and writes "We lose 20 and 100 hair each day without noticing it. Proper hair care can give you fabulous, shining, thick, beautiful, gorgeous, and dandruff free hair. Home made beauty recipes like hair care, dandruff care and thinning hair based on herbs and natural ingredients help improve the hair.

All Hairs Are Different
Although hair itself may appear simple, just think about the incredible number of combinations of hair on different parts of your own body. For example, your eyelashes are different from your eyebrows, and the hair on your arms is different from the hair on your head. It is this genetic code within each and every single hair follicle that determines each hair's individual color, maximum length, curl, shaft diameter, etc. It is also this genetic code that makes hair on different parts of your head react differently in the presence of certain hormones, even though these two types of hair start out 'looking exactly the same.'

Are There Miracle Shampoos?
The first thing someone usually tries is some sort of "miracle" thinning hair shampoo, or rub on thinning hair solution. More than 3.5 billion dollars each year is spent on these baldness "tonics" that claim to regrow hair. Most every time, the promises of the thinning hair product and the expectations of the user are never met. And the thinning hair keeps getting worse. Despite claims and thinning hair product advertisements you hear, the only substances ever proven to regrow hair and approved by the FDA are Minoxidil, marketed as Rogaine, and Finasteride, marketed as Propecia.

What DHT Does To Your Hair!
Through four years of rigorous scientific studies, it has been shown to re-grow natural hair in 2 out of 3 men, and actually stop thinning hair in 5 out of 6 men. On a technical level, Propecia works by decreasing the formation of DHT from testosterone by blocking a certain enzyme in the body. By decreasing the amount of DHT, affected follicles that were producing thin wispy hair, tend to 'bounce back' producing a thicker caliber, more pigmented, longer hair. It tends to be this effect that eventually gives men that are thinning in the crown, visible coverage. It should be noted that it could take 6-12 months before results are noticed with the Propecia treatment. (see Rogaine)

So, we urge you to find out more about the causes of hair loss as well as the various remedies and treatments to stop this hair loss problem. Find out more at www.hairlossfact.info.

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Wednesday, August 16, 2006

Hair Transplant Top 10 Useful Tips

Oliver Turner has written Hair Transplant Top 10 Useful Tips and writes "Today most of the people are facing acute hair loss problem. The most important cause related to hair loss is genetics and the only treatment is permanent transplant surgery. However, before going for a permanent transplant one should consider these tips.

Learn about today's best transplantation procedure: Before going for hair transplantation do a research by yourself.

You must know about modern hair transplantation procedures like ultra refined grafting, ultra refined follicular unit grafting, micrograft transplant and follicular unit transplantation.

2) Consult with patients: You should discuss with other patients about the procedure of transplantation, merits and demerits of any selected procedure and reputation of the clinic. For this propose you can even use Internet..

3) Choose a surgeon carefully: talent, skill and experience of hair transplant surgeons vary and these get reflected in their works. So choose a surgeon very carefully.

4) Cost of hair transplant procedure: Hair transplant cost depends upon the amount of micrograft transplantation and this differs from centers to centers. If you look for a sophisticated one with fewer invasions, better results and in less time, you might have to pay more. If you are on a tight budget you should opt for an affordable hair transplant.

5) Frontal hair transplants: Today most of the people face frontal hair loss problem. A surgical intervention known as frontal hair transplants can help you overcome this.

6) Be cautious of fake hair growth products: Be aware of hair growth product like "snake oils," as these are not certified by FDA and have no significant contribution to hair growth.

7) Post surgical care: Post surgical care includes vitamin supplements, minerals, balanced diet and volumizing shampoos.

8) Don't divert your mind on myths: Mal nutrition, allergy, or tensions are not among the cause of hair loss. These are just myths. Just go for a permanent hair transplant if you are facing hair loss problem.

9) Tulsa hair transplant center is among the best hair transplant centers. You should consult their surgeons for permanent hair transplant. You can even contact online.

10) Try to know about follicle isolation technique of permanent hair transplant. It leaves no scar on scalp. If it suits your pocket, it is among the best permanent hair transplant methods.

Before going for any decision keep eye on these guidelines for a smooth permanent hair transplant.

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We have made the most comprehensive research on the subject of hair loss. Find the results only on the Permanent hair transplant guide . All about Hair loss on http://www.stopshairloss.info


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Tuesday, August 15, 2006

Can Topical Remedies Prevent Hair Loss?

Tiara James has written Can Topical Remedies Prevent Hair Loss? and writes "When Does Menopause Start

In the United States, the average age of menopause is 51, with most women usually reaching natural menopause somewhere between 40 and 58 years of age. For some women, natural menopause has occurred as early as in their 30s and some have been in their 60s, though this is quite rare.

Typically, a good indicator of when a woman will reach menopause is to look at when a woman's mother and sisters experienced menopause. If a woman smokes or is a former smoker, menopause may occur up to two years earlier than might have been expected. Treatment options for hair loss include:

Topical Minoxidil for Hair Loss Problems

You can find this drug over the counter. Apply it twice a day to your scalp. You won't see results for at least four months. The drug reverses the shrinking process of hair follicles and encourages hair growth. The results will last only as long as you use the medication. Once you stop, hair loss begins again. Minoxidil works in 60 percent of women with hair loss.

Hair transplantation for Hair Loss Problems

This is best for women with mild to moderate hair loss. Healthy hair follicles are moved from one part of the scalp to the thinning area. You must have healthy scalp areas to have this procedure done.

Lifestyle Changes to Prevent Hair Loss

Naturopathy - cleansing diets and fasting may be used to improve digestion and circulation to provide the hair with more nutrients for effective growth.

Aromatherapy and massage - rubbing jojoba oil into the scalp as a daily head massage helps promote local circulation and removes impurities and dead cells that may slow down growth.

Psychological therapies - relaxation techniques and counselling can release stress or emotional factors associated with hair loss.

Hypnotherapy - may help reduce stress and trauma that have triggered hair loss.

Long, lustrous locks never go out of fashion, and the pressure to be perfect and live up to the ideal is always on. However if you're one of the estimated 60% of women who experience some degree of hair loss, you'll know the heartbreak this ideal can cause. Part of the problem is that female hair loss and thinning has long been treated as a taboo subject. For women the problem has been largely ignored because women themselves are embarrassed to talk about it. This is in marked contrast to the condition in men, which is openly discussed, with products and hair loss treatments widely available.

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Monday, August 14, 2006

Preventing Hair Loss With Chinese Herbs!

Jin Huang has written Preventing Hair Loss With Chinese Herbs! and writes "What is Natural Menopause?

Natural menopause has occurred when a woman has not had a menstrual period for a full year. When menstruation has permanently ended without any kind of medical intervention, natural menopause has been reached. Menopause is a change that is a natural and normal occurrence.

It's not clear what the cause of hair loss is, but family history certainly plays a role - your father or your mother can pass along the gene whether you are male or female..

When women are in menopause, the hormones estrogen and androgen start to shift. The body begins to make fewer of these hormones, but there is more of a drop in estrogen than there is in androgen. This imbalance worsens your hair loss.

Women lose their hair differently than men. Their hair loss tends to be an overall thinning. The center part starts getting wider and the ponytail gets a little thinner.

Lifestyle Changes to Prevent Hair Loss

1. Herbal medicine - Chinese herbal medicine uses formulas that act as blood tonics and liver cleansers to promote healthy hair growth. Herbs such as black cohosh, Mexican yam and Agnus castus can help hormonal balance.

2. Acupuncture - can improve circulation and digestion. Daily use of a plum blossom hammer (a small hammer with five or seven tiny needle points) on the scalp can promote local circulation and stimulate hair growth.

3. Homeopathy - lycopodium can reduce hair loss after pregnancy. Sepia can be used for hair loss linked to menopause and also that associated with hot flushes and night sweats. Phosphoric acid may help if grief, stress and emotion are the main triggers.

Tips to Prevent Hair Loss

According to Garrison, teasing hair and spraying it so that it sits high off the scalp actually defeats your purpose. You may think that you're making your hair appear thicker, but you're actually creating a "teased-out bubble" that you can see through - all the way to the scalp. Some volume is good - just make sure it still looks natural.

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Sunday, August 13, 2006

Could A Hair Transplant Be The Best Hair Loss Cure?

David Everett has written Could A Hair Transplant Be The Best Hair Loss Cure? and he writes "Hair loss cures are many, and are saturating the market these days. Everybody has their own idea concerning a hair loss cure – but which is really the best one? There are the medication cures such as Rogaine and Propecia, herbal cures such as saw palmetto and green tea, and also to be considered is hair transplanting. Could a hair transplant be your best hair loss cure?

Benefits
The most obvious benefit to having a hair transplant is that you will have your full head of hair back. Another benefit of having a hair transplant is that it is permanent. Once your hair transplant is complete, it is there forever. Also, the transplanted hair will grow in just the same way as your normal hair did, so you will still need to get haircuts and buy styling products. Last, but not least, hair transplants are the only everlasting cure for a hair loss problem..

Drawbacks
However, there are a number of drawbacks to take into consideration when using a hair transplant as a hair loss cure. The most important of these is the fact that hair transplant procedures are surgery, and this always involves some risk. There is the also the possibility of bleeding, scarring and infection, which must be taken into consideration when making a decision to have hair transplants.

A third drawback is the cost. Hair transplant surgery can be very expensive, so if you are on a tight budget this may not be the best hair loss cure for you. Hair grafts can range between $3 and $10 per graft, and since generally people need between 500 and 2000 grafts this is always going to be quite costly.

The Physician as Your Hair Transplant Specialist
So, you’ve weighed the benefits and the drawbacks, and have still decided to get a hair transplant - now what? Now it’s time to carefully select your hair transplant specialist. When choosing your hair transplant specialist it is of paramount importance that this individual is an actual practicing physician.

There are any number of reasons why this is so, one of which is that a physician has an educational background in medicine, surgical training, and then he/she has additional specialized training in hair transplants as a hair loss cure.

Using a physician as your hair transplant specialist may very well cost you extra, but in the long run it will certainly help to reduce the number of mistakes that might be made by an individual who does not have the same training and years of experience.

Hair transplant surgery is just one of the many options available to you as a hair loss cure. However, the facts that it is permanent, and that the new hair grows just like your own, makes it one of the leading and most popular options today.

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Friday, August 11, 2006

Use A Home Remedy As A Hair Loss Cure

Peter Crump has written Use A Home Remedy As A Hair Loss Cure and writes "Although most doctors will tell you there is no such thing as a hair loss cure, there are many products on the market proposing that they can cure your hairloss problem. One of these is Rogaine, a topical treatment that you have to apply to the scalp twice a day. However, this treatment is not a hair loss cure because once you stop using it, you start to lose your hair again. If you look at the list of ingredients in this hair loss product, you will see that the main one is alcohol. This is one of the top ingredients that has been used for years in hairloss cures.

People have always searched for a cure for baldness. Way back in the early part of the 20th century, seven sisters claimed they had a hair loss cure. They used the proof of pictures of their father as a bald man and then with a full head of hair to show that their hairloss cure worked. The ingredients they used were alcohol, borox and quinine – toxic ingredients that one would never think of equating with a hair loss cure. Even back then, people were searching for a way to regain their hair because these sisters made a fascinating profit selling the product..

The product they developed is the basis on which modern day hair loss cures are based. With this product you wet a piece of white flannel cloth, the precise size of your head, with the solution. Keep it on your head overnight and if you need to, wear a cap to keep it in place. According to the reports written about this cure for baldness, the solution helps to loosen the matter that is caked on the hair follicles causing them to stop growing. The solution penetrates into the roots and helps to rejuvenate them. This is the same principle that hair loss cures are based on today.

The problem with a hair loss cure is that if it works, why are there so many different products on the market. If an actual cure for baldness were found, it would be in the headlines of all the major newspapers and magazines. While these so-called hairloss cures may work and spur hair growth, the process takes a long time and anyone using the products has to have a lot of patience. They don’t work overnight and in a small percentage of cases they don’t work at all.

Hair loss cures certainly have an interesting history!

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Thursday, August 10, 2006

Top Hair Loss Cures

Keith Londrie has written Top Hair Loss Cures and he writes "There are a number of different available cures for hair loss. This is partially because there are a number of different types of hair loss and each requires a different type of cure. If you want to learn more about hair loss cures, you should learn about determining what category of hair loss you fall under. Once you know that, all that is left to do is to match the treatment to the cause of your hair loss situation.

Hair loss cures can be found on the internet by simply using a search engine and some research skills. You will find out after you have begun researching hair loss cures that there are several remedies, all of them claiming to work better than the next. One source besides the internet is to consult you local pharmacist for recommendations after you have found the underlying cause.

One of the most popular hair loss cures is Rogaine. When applied to the scalp, Rogaine helps to enlarge hair follicles. This enlargement is meant to stimulate hair growth. This and other treatments do not work over night; but rather take some time for the new hair to grow..

Rogaine is among the top hair loss cures available and was one of the first available solutions on the market. When it comes to hair loss cures, Rogaine has been clinically proven to help stimulate re-growth in most men who use it. The success ratio is slightly less in women who have tried this cure. Yes, ladies, there is a version of Rogaine for you too!

For women who are seeking hair loss cures, there is a new product available called Propecia. Propecia works the same as Rogaine in men; it helps to enlarge hair follicles, which in turn stimulates hair growth. Propecia for women has about the same success rate as Rogaine does for men.

Hair loss cures have become a very popular topic in the past few years. Many people are beginning to become more interested in their looks. If you are in need of hair loss cures, don't worry; there are plenty of remedies available on the market. In addition to the new drugs that are becoming available every year, there are also topical solutions and natural remedies that you can try if you are in need of a hair loss cure. Begin your search on the internet as there are many many different web sites on this topic.

Keith Londrie II is a well known author. For more information on Hair Loss, please visit Hair Loss for a wealth of information. You may also want to visit keith's own web site at http://keithlondrie.com/

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Wednesday, August 09, 2006

Medication to help Reduce Hair Loss

John Carlisle has written Medication to help Reduce Hair Loss and writes "The Food and Drug Administration (the FDA) has issued two drugs that are suitable for helping to slow down and even prevent hair loss. Medication is an easy and safe way to help reduce hair loss and is a good alternative to the other options available. The two medications that have been proven to help prevent or slow down balding are Finasteride and Minoxidil (also advertised and best known as Rogaine).

Finasteride can help to reduce balding and even help grow more hair. It takes anywhere from two to four months to show results but must be constantly used for results. After usage of this drug is stopped, you will begin to lose your hair around one year after final treatment..

Rogaine is very popular and has been advertised extensively over the past few years, but the fact of the matter is that only 1 in 4 men who try Rogaine will find success. The regular Rogaine product is just for men, but there is a Rogaine for Woman which can also be used to help slow down or even stop balding. This product can be applied as a cream to the areas where hair is lacking and it will begin to work very quickly. Unfortunately, when you stop using Rogaine, you will begin to lose your hair again within just a few days. Rogaine only works while it is being used unalike Finasteride where you do not begin to lose hair until around one year after last usage. There are some side affects of using Rogaine such as chest pains, weight gain, fainting as well as others, but they are rare.

If you are going to use medication to help reduce hair loss, I suggest using the ones above which have been shown to work with a low risk if side affects.

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