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Dht Blockers - are They an Effective Dht Antidote?
By: Tim Faber | 16/07/2008 | Hair Loss
DHT Blockers are formulated and designed to block DHT - a cousin to testosterone. DHT is formed by interation of testosterone and 5 alpha reductase enzymes and accumulates in the follicle. DHT restricts blood flow to the root - cutting-off nutrition, moisture and blood supply. Though not a DHT Antidote per se, consistent and sustained us of DHT Blockers help stop hair loss and restore hair growth.

Hair Transplant - 3 Types of Hair Transplantation Methods
By: Wong Darren | 23/06/2008 | Medicine
Hair loss remains one of the primary concerns of millions of people worldwide, especially men. It is caused by various factors such as hormonal changes, aging, family history, and trauma such as burns. It usually is the case that the earlier hair loss starts, the more severe it will become....

Hair Loss Treatment - 5 Essential Hair Loss Vitamins
By: Wong Darren | 03/07/2008 | Medicine
Most of us know that each part of our body is nourished by vitamins. In fact, we are often dependent on vitamin supplements to maintain our health. This is because our food choices do not always provide our body with all the vitamins and minerals needed in order to keep...

Hair Loss - 10 Diet Tips on How to Reduce Hair Loss
By: Wong Darren | 10/07/2008 | Medicine
Almost all of the cases of permanent hair loss or balding is a result of hereditary influences. Temporary hair loss, on the other hand, can result from nutritional deficiency, among other causes. If the proper diet is maintained, poor nutrition will be avoided. Thus, this will help reduce hair thinning...

Stimulate Hair Growth With Follicle Stimulators
By: Tim Faber | 13/07/2008 | Hair Loss
Stimulate hair growth and faster growing hair with follicle stimulators developed to increase circulation, moisturize and block DHT. DHT is a major contributor to hair loss and thinning. Follicle stimulators use Trichogen and Panthenol active ingredients to help block DHT, while cleaning and protecting for natural hair growth.

Thinning Hair In Your Teens?
By: Hazel Leong | 30/03/2007 | Health
Your hair could be thinning for any number of reasons or combination of reasons, and without a thorough medical examination by a physician, it is impossible to tell which is which with any degree of certainty. Our goal in this article is to address the most common questions that we...

Women Hair Loss - the Causes and Treatments Are Discussed
By: Wong Darren | 14/07/2008 | Medicine
There is a general belief that hair loss only happens to men. Women are expected by society to carry a full head of hair all their lives. People believe that men are the only ones susceptible to hair thinning or balding, especially if there is a family history. Hair loss statistics,...

How to Grow Black Hair: African American Hair Care Tips
By: Geraldine Prickett | 18/04/2007 | Advice
No matter how many products or treatments you have tried, hair growth can be achieved despite years of stunted hair growth, shedding, and hair trauma.

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Do Women Get Bald?
By: Sharon Bell | 06/09/2008
Do women become bald? Yes, they do but the problem is not as severe as in men.

Does Stress Cause Baldness?
By: Sharon Bell | 06/09/2008
In others, hair loss may be a reaction to severe psychological stress. This may happen one to three months after a stressful situation. So if you’ve been under too much pressure lately, don’t be surprised if your hair falls out.

Types of Hair
By: Sharon Bell | 06/09/2008
Hair is made of keratin, a protein found in nails and the outer layer of the skin. The part that rises out of the skin is called the hair shaft. The average head normally contains about 100,000 hairs, with brunettes having as much as 155,000 hairs and redheads, 85,000 hairs.

Baldess: a Hair-raising Problem
By: Sharon Bell | 06/09/2008
Bothered by baldness? There’s an organization for you! It’s called the Bald Headed Men of America and it’s open to “qualified” persons who are troubled by the thought of losing hair.

Effective Hair Care
By: Vincent Platania | 05/09/2008
Some people advocate the use of beer on your hair to give you a good curl to your hair. This method can work well also. You can also steep herbs in water for the final rinse to your hair to give it a nice condition all over.

Time to Know the Culprit Causes of Hair Loss?
By: hirniswilliam | 05/09/2008
While hair loss is a natural process, there are instances in which it is a symptom of some underlying cause, such as a genetic disease or an environmental factor. Finding the root of the problem is key in determining what treatment is right for you.

Hair Loss and Hair Re-growth Part VII - Re-grow Your Hair With Prescription and Otc Drugs
By: Kyle J. Norton | 05/09/2008
Hair loss is caused by the by-product prolactin of testosterone in men increasing, stimulating the production of the enzyme 5-alpha reductase that causes the conversion of testosterone to gihydro-testosterones DHT causing our hair to grow back thinner or do not grow back at all. Foods, nutritional supplements and herbs might help to stop hair loss and promote hair growth. Prescription and over the counter medication are still the number one source in this subject.

Hair Loss and Hair Re-growth Part VI - Foods to Avoid
By: Kyle J. Norton | 05/09/2008
Hair loss might be inherited from generation to generation. It also may be caused by uncontrolled diet high in saturated fats, trans fats and chemicals in processing foods. Of course, vitamin deficiency causes the blood stream not be able to supply enough oxygen for cells needed.

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Hair Shampoo - What Shampoo is Best for You?
By: Tim Faber | 19/08/2008 | Fashion
Selecting the best hair shampoo for your hair can be a bit complicated if you don't know where to start. As a hair care manufacturer, we have found that addressing your particular hair type or style is the best place to begin. take a closer look at what we believe to be the primary issues when looking for a hair shampoo

Antioxidants Skin Care Products
By: Tim Faber | 19/08/2008 | Skin Care
Antioxidant skin care products are formulated to fight and repair damage from oxidization and free-radicals. Free-radicals attack skin cell membranes that lead to premature wrinkles, dry or rough skin, spider veins, and age spots and discoloration. Antioxidant skin care products fight free-radical damage and help protect and soothe your skin.

Facial Spider Veins - Effective Spider Vein Removal
By: Tim Faber | 19/08/2008 | Skin Care
Though most prevalent on the legs and thighs, facial spider veins are common as we age. A result of poor or damaged vein walls, blood seepage, or trapped blood in the capillary system, facial spider veins may become unsightly and distracting. The use of creams to fight facial spider veins can help reduce their appearance and keep them from coming back.

Healthy Diet Tips for Healthy Hair
By: Tim Faber | 18/08/2008 | Women's Health
Maintaining healthy hair goes hand-in-hand with a healthy diet and exercise. Hydration, proteins, exercise and adequate vitamin supplements not only keep you and your body in peak performance and health, but lead to healthier, faster growing hair.

Sensitive Skin - Dealing With Sensitive Skin
By: Tim Faber | 11/08/2008 | Skin Care
Dealing with sensitive skin begins with understanding your skin type, effective skin care for treating, and knowledge of ingredients that help avoid irritation, inflammation and allergies. Read more about skintype and proper skin care.

Facial Skin Care - Renew and Replenish Your Complexion
By: Tim Faber | 22/07/2008 | Skin Care
Facial skin care should focus on deep cleaning to remove bacteria, dirt, oil and infection - the leading causes of common skin problems. Herbal face washes and facial treatments help to deep clean while protecting from free-radical damage and smoothing wrinkles and fine lines. Take a look at the best steps for healthy facial skin care.

Essential Products for Healthy Hair Care
By: Tim Faber | 21/07/2008 | Women's Health
Healthy hair begins with hair nutrition. Many common hair problems - dryness, breaking, weak and slow growing hair - are often the result of vitamin deficiencies brought on by stress or lack of nutrition. Hair vitamins, vitamin shampoos, and keeping a balanced diet can lead to healthier, beautiful hair.

Moisturizers - 5 Reasons Your Skin Needs Moisture and Hydration
By: Tim Faber | 21/07/2008 | Skin Care
Moisturizers can help your skin in many different ways. Though their primary function is to help retain moisture and hydration for healthy cell membranes, moisturizers aid in preventing wrinkles and fine lines and help stop pre-mature aging by fighting free-radical damage. Take a look at ways moisturizers can help your skin.