Natural Treatments for Hair Loss

Stress it's an overreaction of your body/ mind when it is under pressure. Stress can, and more often than you can think, will affect your hair. You can experience slowing in hair growth, thinning hair, and even hair loss. One of the main reasons is that stress, through a complicated route, can increase the body’s production of adrenaline. When you are under Adrenaline (Alert system for your Body), the stress makes your body be selective tries to protect the critical organs, for example, if you are anxious, your heartbeat is faster, you start to sweet or yield, or maybe lose sleep. It's the effect of an excess of adrenaline in your system. Your metabolism is fast; the body is working at high speed and protect the critical organs, consume more nutrients and fewer nutrients will go to your hair. Both acute and chronic stress will affect your health and especially your hair. Another important point is that when we are stressed, we often do not look after ourselves as we

Watch the Video: 1.  Excess of Vitamin A :      O verdoing of vitamin A in supplements or medications can trigger hair loss, according to the American Academy of Dermatology.  The recommended dose is 5,000 International Units (IU) per day for adults and kids over age 4. If you stopping taken, the hair will come back after few months. 2. Hormonal Changes:    Women after given bird, because of the hormonal changes. During the pregnancy, because the hormones are high, women lose less hair, but after a bird, the hormones going down and it is normal to lose more hair.     Switching or going off birth-control pills or menopause can also cause telogen effluvium ( hair loss)  and it may be more likely if you have a family history of hair loss.    Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (OPC)- An excess of androgens can lead to ovarian cysts, weight gain, a higher risk of diabetes, changes in your menstrual period, infertility, as well as hair thinning. Because male hormones are overrep