Male Hair Loss: Natural Hair Loss Treatment

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Article Title: Male Hair Loss: Natural Hair Loss Treatment

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Men have been fighting hair loss since the beginning of time

with methods that are at times ridiculous and dangerous.

Today’s man has more choices than previous generations, but

harsh and unnatural chemicals may not be the first choice for

many men. Fortunately, there are several hair loss products

that are based on traditional, natural treatments that may be

just as effective.

Male pattern baldness is often genetic and/or related to too

much dihydrotestosterone (DHT) in the follicles of the scalp.

This is a specific type of testosterone that is only found in

hair follicles. For years, saw palmetto oil has been used to

treat prostate problems, and it has been found to have some

beneficial effect in blocking the DHT that causes most male

hair loss.

A good multivitiman containing B5, folic acid, silica and

biotin will help maintain hair health, but be sure to regulate

your dosages carefully. Taking in excess of 30mg of zinc daily

can cause a copper deficiency, often linked to hair loss.

Before supplementing copper, restrict your intake of zinc, as

copper can become toxic.

Traditional asian medicine links hair loss to kidney

malfunction and often prescribes a kidney tonic to correct male

hair loss. Another ancient remedy is aromatherapy and the use of

essential oils. A combination of rosemary, thyme, lavender and

cedarwood was studied in Scotland and the results were

encouraging. The essential oils were mixed with a carrier oil,

either almond or grapeseed oil, warmed and then rubbed into the

scalp. The treatment was continued with a warm head wrap. Used

for several months, the tonic helped over 40% of the study’s

participants regrow hair.

Perhaps the easiest natural treatment for male hair loss is a

change of diet. Increasing foods rich in iron and silica seems

to help strengthen the existing hair and encourage new growth.

Consider adding foods rich in silica like potato and cucumber

skins, peppers and sprouts.

In today’s overly medicated society, many are hesitant to try

another prescription drug. You have a choice not to. Many of

the natural hair loss treatments are pleasant and more often

than not, have no side effects. You may be pleasantly surprised

at the results.

About The Author: Kathlene Capelle's site includes information

on female hair loss, male hair loss, cause of hair loss, hair

loss remedy, hair loss prevention, natural hair loss

treatments, etc. Please visit

http://www.hair-loss-remedy-central.com.

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