For those of you (both male and female ) suffering with androgenic hairloss (also known as hereditary or pattern balding) - heres a short video explaining the role of testosterone in hair growth. In men, as your grow older, the levels of testosterone increase contributing to patten balding in those who are susceptible or genetically predisposed. In women, testosterone is usually kept in check or balanced out by our oestrogen ... Which is why pattern balding (in those with a genetic predisposition) tends to occur with or just before the onset of menopause. This type of balding/thinning particularly at the crown is notoriously difficult to reverse: medical remedies include hair transplants, DHT blockers and hormone replacement therapies. Natural remedies recommend the consumption of oestrogen rich foods such as soya, chick peas, corn, apples, bananas, almonds, cashew nuts, oats, pulses, broccoli, cauliflower and green leafy vegetables. Please like/share if you found this information helpful. Xx youtu.be/FRflGFL_gsk
Posted on: Mon, 05 Jan 2015 19:59:10 +0000
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