The interesting thing is, as I lost a lot of weight, my hair became thinner and thinner. I wonder if there is a correlation between weight loss (diet) and hair loss?
Try this:
~ take a daily vitamin packet with your most complete meal (the meal needs to have some unsaturated fats in it for absorption of vits. A, D, E, which are fat-soluble - like canola margarine or canola oil)
~ also take a 'Citracal with vit. D' tablet (calcium)
Do this for three months without fail, and see if your hair is thicker and/or quits falling out.
Thanks Carol, my mom reccomended the same thing actually, so i got some vitamins from GNC. I started today, I'll let you know how it goes after a couple months.
Lock thread! (in 3 months when I start a thread relating to hair, I better have some!)
I was thinking about that...just shaving it off and forgetting about the hassle altogether. Styling, washing, and maintaning hair is a long and boring, tiresome process...espcially as it is getting harder to do. I would just shave it close, if it were not for my mom, would would flip.
Abesolutely great idea . . . someone with either a bald head or very very very short hair (or what remains of it) are perenially stylish . . . when wearing the proper thoughtful clothing, good shoes and iPod and Mac accessories!!
Besides, women KNOW that baldingness is a sign of virility . . . it only gets to them when men try to hide it and/or also 'let themselves go' as far as weight and style are concerned
Nothing is worse than seeing a man try and fail to hide his baldingness
NOTHING is worse when considering issues of appearance for a man: the comb-over or the bad hair-work . . .ugh!!
. . . . except, maybe, wearing hash-marked jockies on your head in public!!
Since his hair loss coincided with his weight loss, I think it's worth trying the improved-nutrition angle.
What could it hurt? Doesn't cost much, and it *might* actually work. O' ye of little faith.
it will not hurt him to take vitamins. However the only proved therapy is Minoxidine and Propecia (who have the better results). Propecia neutralise a sub vareity of testosterone, bad for the hairs.
Wow ! It's really a amazing topic regarding the Personality, The hair is relates to personality of the person. If the problem of hair fall is arises at a very big level so it's really a big matter for the concern. Today hair treatment is the option for the re-grow of the fallen hair problem, so it seems to be big chance to Re-gain the hair back on our bald head.
"The man's scalp is oilier than women, especially in times like puberty, when, by increasing sex hormones, the sebaceous glands produce more fat," says Dr. Lopez Bran. Another disadvantage is the "lack of elasticity and strength that has," says Alba Pujolàs, R Center Center Aveda Concept Hair Lounge (Madrid). But then there are the individual quirks: not all male hair is a mess. "What mark the difference of each is genetic and hormonal predisposition of each individual," said Raquel Gonzalez, ReGenesis signature. Do you have something good? "The thickness of the hair of man is one of its main strengths," says Felix Fernandez Barroso, Hair stylist Krone (Madrid).
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Originally posted by Messiahtosh
The interesting thing is, as I lost a lot of weight, my hair became thinner and thinner. I wonder if there is a correlation between weight loss (diet) and hair loss?
Try this:
~ take a daily vitamin packet with your most complete meal (the meal needs to have some unsaturated fats in it for absorption of vits. A, D, E, which are fat-soluble - like canola margarine or canola oil)
~ also take a 'Citracal with vit. D' tablet (calcium)
Do this for three months without fail, and see if your hair is thicker and/or quits falling out.
Let us know if it works.
Carol
Lock thread! (in 3 months when I start a thread relating to hair, I better have some!)
Just shave your head.
Originally posted by Hassan i Sabbah
Bullshit. Unless this vitamin cocktail somehow makes your hair follicles less receptive to testosterone your hair will continue to fall out.
Just shave your head.
If he wants to keep his hair, the solution seems obvious.
Start taking estrogen.
Messiahtosh, please come back in a few months and tell us how you like your breasts.
Originally posted by audiopollution
If he wants to keep his hair, the solution seems obvious.
Start taking estrogen.
Messiahtosh, please come back in a few months and tell us how you like your breasts.
This is very funny.
Originally posted by Messiahtosh
I was thinking about that...just shaving it off and forgetting about the hassle altogether. Styling, washing, and maintaning hair is a long and boring, tiresome process...espcially as it is getting harder to do. I would just shave it close, if it were not for my mom, would would flip.
Abesolutely great idea . . . someone with either a bald head or very very very short hair (or what remains of it) are perenially stylish . . . when wearing the proper thoughtful clothing, good shoes and iPod and Mac accessories!!
Besides, women KNOW that baldingness is a sign of virility . . . it only gets to them when men try to hide it and/or also 'let themselves go' as far as weight and style are concerned
Nothing is worse than seeing a man try and fail to hide his baldingness
NOTHING is worse when considering issues of appearance for a man: the comb-over or the bad hair-work . . .ugh!!
. . . . except, maybe, wearing hash-marked jockies on your head in public!!
Originally posted by Hassan i Sabbah
Bullshit. Unless this vitamin cocktail somehow makes your hair follicles less receptive to testosterone your hair will continue to fall out.
Just shave your head.
Since his hair loss coincided with his weight loss, I think it's worth trying the improved-nutrition angle.
What could it hurt? Doesn't cost much, and it *might* actually work. O' ye of little faith.
Originally posted by Carol A
Since his hair loss coincided with his weight loss, I think it's worth trying the improved-nutrition angle.
What could it hurt? Doesn't cost much, and it *might* actually work. O' ye of little faith.
it will not hurt him to take vitamins. However the only proved therapy is Minoxidine and Propecia (who have the better results). Propecia neutralise a sub vareity of testosterone, bad for the hairs.
Originally posted by audiopollution
If he wants to keep his hair, the solution seems obvious.
Start taking estrogen.
Messiahtosh, please come back in a few months and tell us how you like your breasts.
It could work for the breasts , but it won't work for the hair, taking oestrogen will not reduce the testosterone level.
Wow ! It's really a amazing topic regarding the Personality, The hair is relates to personality of the person. If the problem of hair fall is arises at a very big level so it's really a big matter for the concern. Today hair treatment is the option for the re-grow of the fallen hair problem, so it seems to be big chance to Re-gain the hair back on our bald head.
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"The man's scalp is oilier than women, especially in times like puberty, when, by increasing sex hormones, the sebaceous glands produce more fat," says Dr. Lopez Bran. Another disadvantage is the "lack of elasticity and strength that has," says Alba Pujolàs, R Center Center Aveda Concept Hair Lounge (Madrid). But then there are the individual quirks: not all male hair is a mess. "What mark the difference of each is genetic and hormonal predisposition of each individual," said Raquel Gonzalez, ReGenesis signature. Do you have something good? "The thickness of the hair of man is one of its main strengths," says Felix Fernandez Barroso, Hair stylist Krone (Madrid).
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