Traction alopecia is a form of alopecia, or gradual hair loss, caused primarily by pulling force being applied to the hair. This commonly results from the sufferer frequently wearing their hair in a particularly tight ponytail, pigtails, or braids. Ohh no, Hair Extensions!!?? Traction alopecia has become much more common recently due to the massive hair extension … [Read more...]
Learn to Breathe Again
It's impossible to ignore the fact that our phones have become an intricate part of our day to day activity and for some a non-stop, obsessive routine. When you are in public now you'll notice how many peoples heads are down staring into a tiny screen oblivious of what is going on around them. You'll see the stress on their faces as they are bombarded with information. … [Read more...]
Why Is My Hair Breaking? Trichorrhexis Nodosa Explained
Trichorrhexis nodosa is a defect in the hair shaft characterized by thickening or weak points (nodes) that cause the hair to break off with ease. This condition contributes to the appearance of hair loss, lack of growth, and damaged-looking hair. Why? Genes can be a factor. External factors such as blow-drying, over-brushing, perming, or excessive chemical use, can also … [Read more...]
Female Pattern Hair Loss
Half of ALL women have thinning hair. Thinning can start as early as puberty or later around age 40, with reasons for every age in between. If the condition runs in your family and you’ve noticed your hair looking thinner than a few years ago, you may have the beginning stages of female pattern hair loss (androgenic alopecia). It's important to arm yourself with the … [Read more...]
Is There A Cure For Alopecia Areata?
Alopecia Areata is the clinical term for circular hair loss. Triggered by an autoimmune disease for which stress is the primary cause, there is no perfect cure. When alopecia areata is triggered, your body fails to recognize itself and attacks healthy hair follicles as though it were foreign inflammation. Ranging from scalp hair to beard hair, the areata, or spots, … [Read more...]
Hair Loss due to Iron Deficiency?
One of the primary causes of hair loss in premenopausal women is an iron deficiency. If worried about hair loss, your doctor has probably already tested you for anemia by running a panel of iron levels. But even with results suggesting normal levels—you could unknowingly, still be low on this essential vitamin. The body’s reserve of protein, called ferritin, can actually … [Read more...]
Hair Growth Results from Redensyl
European developed and clinically tested, Redensyl has groundbreaking hair growth results after just 3 months at the clinical level. Bioscalp #4 is a clinically proven scalp revitalizer that reverses the process of hair miniaturization. • 85% of volunteers showed clinical improvements • 214% hair growth (compared to untreated) • 2x more effective … [Read more...]
A Master Plan for Hair Loss: Defeat Chronic Inflammation
Since Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen’s chef revealed that the couple has sworn off a group of foods called nightshades because “they’re not anti-inflammatory,” the Internet has been throwing SHADE at inflammation! (zing!) But inflammation isn't always bad, particularly acute inflammation. Simply put, it’s the ultimate defense your body naturally has after an injury or … [Read more...]
The Best Remedies for Dry Hair and Skin
Having dry hair and skin in the winter months can be irritating and tiresome. The skin and hair are reflections of a balanced and nutritious diet. Clear, moist and glowing skin is a sign of optimal nutrition. Hair that is flexible, shiny and vibrant also shows your inner health. Although nutrition is important in maintaining healthy skin and hair, some factors cannot be … [Read more...]
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