| | Female hair loss (FHL)
While brushing your hair you notice your brush full of hair that should be on your head. The drain in your bathroom gets clogged and suddenly you can see your scalp no matter how you part or comb your hair.  You start worrying, afraid of being ill and going bald, just like a man…
Unfortunately, today, hair loss is not only a men’ s problem but also a certain amount of women experience, to a certain degree, some hair loss.
It never gets too serious like in men, but a thick and beautiful hair is a symbol of sex appeal and feminility and even a small degree of hair loss can cause in many women a big distress, let aside when it becomes more consistent.
Shame, shyness, introversion and a strong need for hiding are its dramatic consequences.
“Female pattern androgenetic alopecia”, or more simply female hair loss, follows a completely
different pattern from male hair loss.
 It is characterized by thinning of the hair, often
exclusively exclusively concentrated on the top side of the head and it may begin at any age through 50 or later, but different cases of young girls losing hair in their 20’s or 30’s have also been observed. Endhairloss.eu has the solution for you.
These are the main causes and circumstances that cause hair loss in women
Stress
All women produce some amount of the male hormone testosterone (and then also of DHT), but this amounts is of course much less then in men, and it is not likely to create any hair shedding.
 In many parts of the world women have to juggle their job with looking after the home and family. Under such pressures and worries, the quantity of male hormone increases in their body, which causes hypersteatosis: excessive sebaceous secretion. This means that the hair becomes excessively oily and more DHT is generated.
Their hair starts to “behave” as if it were men’s hair.
Besides, stress may also strain the cranium muscles and thus affect the circulation of blood. A decreased blood circulation is the enemy number one of your hair health. Hair loss can result.
The consequence: over 20 million women suffer from hair loss, only in the US. Not just older women, either: 10 million are under 40.
About another 40 million women suffer from what is termed “problem hair”, that is, hair that is unusually fine and thin, that just won’t
grow to any appreciable length. Endhairloss.eu has the solution.
Pregnancy and illnesses
 A recent event such as a pregnancy or an illness may have caused a temporary hair thinning.
Sometimes the thinning keeps advancing but it never becomes so serious as in men.
Many women notice hair loss about 3 months after they've had a baby. This loss is also related to hormones.
If you are a woman and have noticed a recent unnatural hair loss, you should consult a specialized doctor for an evaluation and diagnosis.You may be able to stop or reduce your hair loss in this way. Reading our book and learning our exclusive blood circulation exercises will help you enormously in stopping your hair loss and we recommend you to use these exercises together with any treatment that you may need after visiting and getting a diagnosis from a specialized doctor.
Menopause
FHL often occurs during menopause. This happens because of a low thyroid function, which is common among menopausal women.
If it occurs before menopause, it could be a matter of hormonal deregulation. In this situation it is wise to have an endocrinological examination in order to discover its possible causes .
Medicines
 Some medicines can cause hair loss. This type of hair loss improves when you stop taking them.
Medicines that can cause hair loss include blood thinners (anticoagulants), medicines used in chemotherapy to treat cancer, vitamin A (if too much is taken), birth control pills and antidepressants.
Traumatic Alopecia *(TA)
The fundamental cause of TA is an injury to the scalp.This type of hair loss can be more often observed in women, but men can also suffer from it.
 Dying, hair straightening, perms, vigorous combing, chemical bleaches, styling products and hairs tied up or pulled back too tightly are its most common causes.
Wrong use of strong chemical substances can break off hairs.
When you perm your hair, the elastics of the roller may be positioned too close to your skin, and when the chemicals settle the hair can swell and break off.
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Dryness, especially if you have thin hair, can break your hairs when dying it. ‘
Broken hairs can also fall out, and this brings about an imbalance in which more hairs are lost than are growing.
 TA is treated by no longer tying up the hairs too tightly, by not perming or dying your hair too often, using the best and most natural and skin friendly products available and by not applying chemicals directly to the scalp but to the hair only.To discontinue the styling practices that caused the hair and scalp injury may in many cases be a very wise decision.
A vitamin supplement for hair is also of great help. To minimize risk of injury to scalp, if someone decides to continue or resume styling, it is best to use looser and larger wrappings and braids to reduce tension to your skin, scalp and hair.
Bottom line
Any time that a sudden hair loss is experienced, one must consider the events which happened up to three months before the hair loss started. Factors affecting hair loss can often take up to three months to have an effect, i.e., were you diagnosed with something new recently?
Did you start taking medication during the last months? Did you go through a traumatic experience (any event that can be categorized as 'traumatic': illnesses, death of a beloved one, divorces, different problems in your relationships etc.
Any treatments for hair loss should be given at least two months to have a noticeable effect.
Reading our book, watching the videos, learning and using our exercises developed to reactivate the scalp blood circulation will speed up dramatically the process of stopping your hair loss, and will stabilize the normal hair growth cycle.
Whatever has caused you to start losing hair, realize that, together with all the necessary cures that you may need, you also need to bring the blood circulation to your scalp back to an acceptable level. Endhairloss.eu has the solution.
Your hair roots and follicles are nourished and kept alive by the primary source of their life: your own blood, and every time somebody experiences a hair loss, a decline in blood circulation can be observed, triggered by the different factors we mentioned in the paragraphs of this section.
Nowhere else will you find a more powerful way to stop it than in our book and videos! You can also order your book in italian and soon it will be available in other 5 languages. End your hair loss now!
* From the Greek “ Aλωπεκία “ (alōpekia), “‘fox-mange’”), from “Aλώπηξ “ (alōpēx), “‘fox’”) + -ia, (a formative ending used in Greek, esp. used in naming diseases) .
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