The Future of your Hair if you don't care...



 If you  have a thinning hair or your hair is weak and falling more than usual,
 I'm sorry, but  I don't have good news!
 I can predict the future of hair if you are doing nothing serious about it, and the outcome is bad because hair loss is a chronic disease.


Hair loss is a Chronic Disease, meaning that it will start SLOW AND KEEP GETTING WORSE through time. The speed in the evolution of this disease differs in each, and it’s dependent on the balance and health of their defense system and nutritional balance.

The hair loss is a “process.” When you see a few hairs or notice that the hair is getting thinner and weak, it is because the process started months or even years early. In general, it's the result of many months or years, of one or more problems in the scalp, such as irritation, dandruff,  too much oil in the scalp, or sometimes too much dryness also.

The most common diagnosis for hair loss are the androgenic Alopecia, or Male and Female Pattern Baldness, that is the most common and the kind of Alopecia.

The  evolution of hair loss

Look the bellow and you will see the evolution of losing hair for men and women.

Next step is to know in what stage you are, in the progress of the Alopecia for Men:



Here are seven levels of loss on the Norwood scale:
Norwood 1
A normal head of hair with no visible hair loss.
Norwood 2
The hair is receding in a wedge-shaped pattern.
Norwood 3
 The same receding pattern as Norwood 2. Except that hairline has receded deeper into the frontal area and the temporal area.
Norwood 4
Hairline has receded more dramatically in the frontal region and temporal area than Norwood 3 and there is the beginnings of a bald spot at the back of the head.
Norwood 5
Same pattern as Norwood 4 but more reduced hair density.
Norwood 6
The strip of hair connecting the two sides of the head that existed in Norwood 4 and 5 no longer exists in Norwood 6.
Norwood 7
Shows hair receding all the way back to the base of the head and the sides just above the ears.


Baldness in women takes a unique pattern and is measured on the Ludwig Scale.




If your hair loss is in some place of the stage for men and women, you need to take action now because it will evolve to the worse.

We have 3 kinds of hairs that grow in the scalp:

Terminal = thick, fully pigmented, regular hair.
Lanugo = an intermediate hair that grows between the terminal and vellus hair phases. It pigmented and thicker than vellus hair but weaker than the terminal.

Vellum = thin non-pigmented hair that can only see in certain angles of the light.

Each hair on your head has a growth cycle and because of being chronic the growth cycle begins to decline and causing the hair follicle to shrink, by producing shorter and finer strands of hair. Eventually, the growth cycle for each follicle ends, and no new hair will grow in its place.

Your body is always fighting to stay healthy and through this fight, he consumes a lot of nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, proteins, and much more. With this, as your body always try to protect your health, if you don’t have nourishment enough for your whole system, your hair will not receive the needed quantity & quality of what it needs to grow and be strong because any individual can still live without hair.

One of the most unusual findings is that most of the products that are in the market, give poor results or  DON'T  WORK.   There are even some that could aggravate the problem and accelerate the process of hair loss. For example, shampoos such as anti-oils, anti-dandruff for example, yes you dandruff could be better, but your hair will fall even more.

Chronic conditions, as losing hair, responds very well to a holistic approach, such as Homeopathy. We research and develop specific Formulas not just to stop but also reverse the Chronic process of thinning hair, weak hair.


But there is good news:

  It’s also possible to stop and also to reverse the stages!

The Vida Hair Treatment healing process occurs in reverse order:

1. First, the hair will stop falling out.

2. New hair will start to grow in as vellum and lanugo.

3. Healthy hair will begin to grow back.





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