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Cold Laser Hair Therapy Reviews For any healthy adult shedding around 50-100 hair a day is considered normal. But when it becomes excessive and when the noticeable bald spots show up, you have right to worrying about hair loss. According to statistics, prevalence increases with age, %57 of women and %73 of men suffers from pattern hair loss, in other words androgenetic alopecia.

Enzyme That Stop Hair Growth As we know today thanks to science, our body produces certain biological chemical compounds called enzymes that govern many features of our body. From the breath, we take to the food we ingest every basic function of our body is directed due to the work of enzymes. The production of these enzymes is governed by hormones produced by certain parts and organs of our body. And of course, our brain governs all of these changes. Even the slightest mishap happening in one of our organs may affect the whole system.

Do I have Androgenetic Alopecia? Androgenetic alopecia causes many people worldwide to go bald. Contrary to common belief (and common naming for that matter) this issue may be found among both sexes. For a long while, people thought this condition occurred only in men therefore, it was named (wrongly for that matter) as male-pattern baldness. Nowadays this naming is rarely used while referring to this dreaded condition. Many people ask themselves in fear of such a dreadful condition, "do I have androgenetic alopecia?" and "what can I do to prevent it?". The best solution to get rid of androgenetic alopecia and gain back your youthful and lustrous hair is undergoing a hair transplant procedure.

How To Regrow Hair After Hair Fall?  Hair shedding or hair fall is one of the most common bothering problems worldwide that affect more than 80% of men, and more than 30 of women.

Why Do Men Lose Hair? Are you worried that you are losing more hair than what’s natural? Have you observed the edge of your hair on the forehead receding (medically termed bitemporal recession) or the hair on your temples decreasing? Possibly the whirl on the crown of your head is widening or you have noticed your hair is usually thinner all along your scalp. These are all signs of male-pattern baldness, androgenetic alopecia (women will encounter a widening part, the female equivalent to male-pattern baldness).