Get Immediate Help from the Roots for Alopecia
AGA or Androgenic Alopecia is the most prevalent reason for baldness in both men and women. It is typically an autoimmune disease that is mostly genetic. Generally in men, the hair loss begins from both of the temples in the ‘M’ pattern. Whereas in women the thinning of the hair happens in a different pattern. The hairline does not recede.
The Most Common Causes of Hair Loss are:
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- Poor Nutrition
Deficiency of nutrients is one of the major causes of Alopecia according to studies. It affects the growth and structure of the hair. Lack of Iron, Vitamin D, Biotin, Zinc, and Amino Acids (proteins) can result in hair loss. A diet rich in animal fat and processed food can also affect the hair in a negative way. - Hormonal Imbalance
After menopause, women undergo hormonal changes in the body. Hair thinning and hair loss are the common problems a woman faces post-menopause. An adequate level of progesterone helps to prevent the conversion of testosterone to Dihydrotestosterone (DHT). Lower DHT count in the bloodstream helps follicle growth. Thus, after menopause, the progesterone level decreases causing gradual hair loss. - Androgenic Alopecia (AGA)
Almost 95% of men suffer from this hair loss. Women too experience Alopecia.
- Poor Nutrition
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