Cause of Hair Loss in Men and Women

The causes of hair loss are different for men and women. You may want to consider reading our Men’s hair loss guide or Women’s hair loss guide. These will walk you through the causes of hair loss, stages of hair loss and also introduce you to some potential treatment regimens that can work to stop your current hair loss and stimulate new thicker regrowth.

Both for men and Women it is very rare that the cause of hair loss is stress. There is more of a possibility that women’s hair loss can be associated with stress. If you believe that your hair loss is stress associated then I suggest you try Nisim’s NewHair BioFactors stimulating extract and shampoo right away to stimulate new fuller hair regrowth to reverse the trend.

Cause of Men’s Hair Loss

The majority of male hair loss, also known as Androgentic Alopecia, cases is a combination of hormones and genetic predisposition. Meaning you are unfortunately genetically programmed to be sensitive to particular hormones that occur naturally on the scalp.

DHT (dihydrotestosterone) develops in the body naturally from testosterone as it makes it’s way to the scalp it attaches to hair follicles reducing the size of the follicle over time. Eventually the body rejects these follicles and they become dormant, incapable of growing hair any longer.

Causes of Women’s Hair Loss

Women can suffer from Androgentic Alopecia which is a sensitivity to homrone activity on the scalp, but they can also have a second condition known as Telogen Effluvium. This second condition is a temporary hair loss problem usually caused by going on or off birth control, after pregnancy, hormonal changes, nutritional changes and illness.

The best treatment for temporary women’s hair loss is a regrowth treatment such as Nisim’s NewHair BioFactors shampoo, conditioner and stimulating extract.

Androgentic Alopecia in women is very rare when compared to men but it does occur. It’s advisable that women experiencing excessive hair loss visit their family doctor as there are several blood tests you can have done to rule out hormonal imbalances.

What can you do about it right now?

For men I would suggest a treatment regimen that stops DHT from affecting hair follicles on your scalp combined with a hair regrowth treatment. The easiest is to get Nisim’s TriPack of shampoo, conditioner and stimulating extract. This will neutralize DHT on the scalp and stimulate thicker hair in the follicles that have no gone dormant.

Women can also use Nisim’s hair loss regimen and should enjoy fuller and thicker hair growth.