THE FACTS ON HAIR LOSS

It is estimated that over 50 million men and 25 million women in the United States suffer from hair loss. There are many reasons for hair loss including heredity, stress, illness and diet/nutrition, just to name a few.

For both men and women, hair loss can begin as early as the late teens or early twenty's, but is more common for men at early ages.

The most common reason for hair loss is reported to be the build up of what is known as DHT (DeHydro Testosterone) commonly known by the medical industry as "the bad testosterone" which is the leading cause of male pattern baldness. By decreasing the levels of DHT build up you increase the chance of maintaining you hair count as well as restoring lost hair and thickness.

Hair grows in three cycles. The first is the growth cycle followed by the resting cycle and then finally the fall-out cycle. A full, thick, healthy head of hair is due to a rate of hair growth that is equal to or greater than the resting and fall-out cycles.

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