21-25000000 between women suffering from hair loss in the United States. Very few are getting the help they need to fight this devastating problem. March 2008 review in Dermatology Online Journal refers to women's alopecia as a "common but puzzling condition" that affects 10 percent of pre-menopausal women and 50 percent to 75 percent of women 65 years and older. This article concludes: "The need for effective agents is highlighted paucity of effective treatments and a significant psychosocial impact on women alopecia ."
is essential to be located on a full head of beautiful, healthy hair is understood the testing out of pocket costs the average woman spends on her hair. According to a survey conducted by TRESemme in the UK, women spend about the equivalent of $ 50,000. about her hair in her life. This amount represents an average of $ 160 in shampoos and conditioners, another $ 120 for styling products and about $ 520 for a haircut a year. In addition, about 55 percent of women spend an extra $ 330 a year for hair coloring
Given these facts, together with media attention, beauty and fashion magazines and tabloids, place on hair: style, colors, trends, length, who cut his hair, grown bangs ... on and on ... . Hair is immortalized as a fetish object for fans, writers, artists and poets from the beginning of recorded history. It is no wonder that this can be one of the most demoralizing and traumatic experience for a woman to experience her "crowing glory" transfer from her head to her brush consistently increasing number of hair follicles.
What makes this all the more frustrating and depressing is that the Western biomedical community has no answers that satisfy most women with this problem.
What are the causes? Major ... What you can do to prevent or correct the adverse condition that deprives women of one of his most prized possessions: a full head of healthy and beautiful hair. With all the advances in medicine and research, these are issues for the most part did not respond satisfactorily to those experiencing this dilemma.
I'll talk about this problem and address the causes and remedies from two different perspectives. first perspective will be 4000 years old classics of traditional Chinese medicine. others will be from today's perspective, functional endocrinology. Being a practice (and life-long student) Chinese medicine and the study of functional endocrinology, I often combine these two approaches are effective in the delivery of many problems that are resistant to conventional allopathic medicine.
Here is a brief explanation: Functional endocrinology identifies changes in the endocrine system, which currently are not capable of disease at diagnosis. General Clinical Endocrinology treats conditions, lack of, excessive or non-functioning organs, and the use of pharmaceuticals or hormones to replace, suppress or support dysfunctional endocrine glands. I think that combining both TCM (traditional Chinese medicine), and functional endocrinology perspective, can achieve the best possible outcome for their patients, creating an "ancient remedy for modern times". I will try to discuss this issue from the perspective of homeopathic without getting lost in technicalities, we hope that will shed new understanding about female hair loss
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