Hair Loss Myths Exposed

My partner always knew he would one day be bald - his father was bald, his grandfather was bald, and even his brothers were on their way to bald. In an effort to find ways to prevent what has already been classified as inevitable, he has explored every cause, prognosis, treatment, and myth. He found it could easily move through most of the causes and treatments that are easy to discern whether they are appropriate, but he found myths extremely worrying. After a while he developed a slight sense of paranoia in connection with certain phenomena and convenience.

If you are a little light on the top or heading that way, chances are you've heard of some of the myths. Some are related to one's masculinity, intelligence and nationality, while others are considered to indicate a job, social status and future health ... So what is fact and what is fiction?

Let's clear up some of these popular myths.

1. You inherit baldness from your mother's father - research shows that the gene (androgen receptor), which is significant in determining probability for hair loss is in the X chromosome. Because women have two X chromosomes, are more likely to be inherited from the mother's side, and more than 50% have a chance of getting the same X chromosome of his maternal grandfather. Having said that, the research also suggests that a person with a balding father also has a high chance to experience hair loss.
   
2. Tight hats, helmets or baseball caps will go bald, while some believe that the headwear can cause the hair and scalp can contribute to possible infection, if not regularly monitored, it is true and most people will not bitidefiniranje reason for your hair loss.
   
3. The hair products and excessive washing can cause hair loss - totally wrong! You may damage your hair that you have already grown up, but you will not damage the hair that is about to grow.
   
4. Shaving the head will cause hair to grow back thicker and healthier - fake! It might be true for the facial hair, but unfortunately not for the hair on the head.
   
5. Hanging upside down will prevent hair loss - once thought to improve circulation and blood flow to the follicles, modern science has shown that it will not do anything but give you a red face.
   
6. Only old men are bald - it is a myth reserved for naive as baldness is a non-discriminatory, affecting both men and women of all ages. Although the common form of baldness is "male-pattern baldness Anyone can start losing her hair, or at any age for a number of reasons.
   
7. Lack of sex causes hair loss - totally untrue. This can cause frustration, but it will not cause baldness or hair loss ... unless you literally pull your hair out in frustration at the lack of sex you have. With so many treatments available now, there is sure to be a hair replacement or hair transplant procedure that will work for you.

Well, the most common myths without much content. If you are really concerned about your hair loss and what is the cause, it is best to seek professional advice