Hair Loss in Women: A Natural, Inexpensive Cure?

The most common form of hair loss for men and women is related to DHT, DHT is a hormone that, simply put, it weakens the hair follicles in the scalp (not the rest of your body, ironically) because of its specific 'receptors', which are present in all areas where thinning hair occurs (such as on top of your head, for example). It causes your hair falls out and makes your hair follicles fades, to, over time, become dormant or completely inactive. Hair loss in this way is commonly known as androgens (or Andro-genetic) alopecia, which is the most common form of hair loss affects many men and women today. It is, therefore, the type of hair loss that this article deals.

There are many supposed "solutions" to this problem, some more effective than others, but if you are a woman of childbearing age (before menopause), opportunities will include effective DHT blocker like Propecia, however, you will have other options are not available to men. One of these is topical progesterone (2 percent minimum, the dermatologist prescription ).

But what are the options if you want to avoid the traditional drugs and prefer the natural approach?

Some will say that taking Saw Palmetto helps, because it is supposedly a replacement for Propecia. Any other natural alternative to 'cure' for hair loss is Saw Palmetto as an active ingredient. In theory it should work just as Propecia, however, I found it particularly useful in my case and my scalp tend to be 'irritated' him, and locally, and if taken in tablet form. In summary, Saw Palmetto can work for some people, but it did not work for me. If you're like me, May you feel frustrated, but do not despair:. Do you have other options

Women have other physical option to the traditional treatments if your hair falls out, especially a woman whose scalp problem is hormonal-based (which is a large number of ):

the ability to regulate hormonal imbalances in the internal level, and this is usually achieved by taking a high level of Agnus castus (sometimes sold as "Vitex"), but if you prefer homeopathic medicine, Folliculinum (with or without estrogen).

Agnus castus is, simply put, a hormone regulator affecting the pituitary gland, this benefit can be done by lowering your levels of prolactin (which suffer from Hyperprolactinemia that tend to suffer from chronic hair fall) or re-balancing your estrogen-progesterone ratio , which also affect hair loss and other skin problems (acne hormone drives, for example ).