Keep Your Hair Where It Belongs--Your Head!

If you or someone you know is or was suffering from hair loss, then you understand what a toll it can take on your life. From a health perspective, it can effect your emotional and physical health on a number of levels. This article will provide you with a bit of advice about hair loss that can be a tremendous help.

It is known that poor health and bad nutrition first manifest in the fingernails and hair follicles. As such, make sure to get good nutrition. However, do not over indulge in any one particular thing. An over consumption of Vitamin A and E have both been linked to hair loss.

A healthy diet is not only good for your body, but it is also good for your hair. Eating healthy foods ensures that your hair gets all of the vitamins and minerals that it needs. Often the body to shows poor health through the hair follicles and fingernails before it is shown in other parts of the body.

Fluctuating hormonal levels have also been linked to hair loss. Whether they are fluctuating due to a birth control pill, your time of the month, or menopause, changing hormonal levels have been shown to play a role in hair loss. If this is the case, it's important to not freak out because this hair loss is typically temporary.

If you are pregnant and your hormones are causing you to lose hair, be sure to speak with your doctor or midwife before using any treatments. Many hair loss treatments are not safe for pregnant women to use and could cause serious side effects for both you and your baby.

For women who are worried about hair loss, avoid pulling your hair back tightly. The hair on the top and front of our heads is very sensitive and tend to be what are pulled the most tightly. This gradually brings the end of the hair follicle closer to the scalp, which makes it fall out easier.

Use scalp massage frequently to stimulate your nerves and generate better circulation. Scalp massage is proven in its effectiveness towards improved hair growth, since it eases tensions and stress accumulation that might be expediting hair loss. You can do this every day without any risks.

If you are experiencing hair loss, one of the things, which could be causing this loss is a deficiency of folic acid in your diet. Folic acid is a vital nutrient for hair health and growth. To add more folic acid to your daily diet, eat more carrots, green vegetables and soy beans.

Stress is disputed depending on who you talk to, but many people agree that excess stress levels can lead to hair loss. At the very least, having increased levels of stress will work to counteract any products you're taking to assist in hair growth. Make sure you work on your stress if you want to grow your hair back.

Everybody sheds a few hairs every day. But if you are noticing a few extra hairs in your brush these days, you may be damaging your hair during your normal daily routine. Excessive hair-drying, straightening, and brushing can cause more hair to fall out than is normal. Try using the cooler settings on dryers and other appliances and use a gentle brush and don't brush too hard.

Eat a balanced diet to help prevent hair loss. Your diet affects your hair as well your body. By following a diet consisting of fruits and veggies, whole grain and protein, you will be feeding your hair the best diet possible to thrive. Also, vitamins are essential for healthy hair, with Vitamin C improving scalp circulation and Zinc stimulating hair growth.

Try using coconut milk or aloe vera. You can use either one for this. First you massage coconut milk or aloe vera gel gently into your hair. You should leave this in your hair for 30 minutes. Next, you should rinse it off with warm water. Repeat three times a week for the best results.

Be sure to use nourishing, natural shampoos if you are worried about hair loss. Be sure the shampoo you choose does not contain drying ingredients such as alcohol. If your hair and scalp are very dry, simply wash your hair gently with a natural, organic conditioner and skip the shampoo altogether.

Make sure you drink enough water daily. Water can help get rid of toxins in your body that could be contributing to hair loss. You should drink at least 14 glasses of water that is filtered and without chlorine and lead. Water can help prevent hair loss in the future.

You must try remember that hair loss is very common and there are many methods of dealing with it. Technology has gotten a bit more advanced than the old "hair in a can," types of products You can utilize any of the options outlined in this article as a great beginning toward solving your hair loss issues.


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