Age and Hair Loss
For most women, female pattern hair loss begins in midlife, when a woman is in her 40s, 50s, or 60s. FPHL is a progressive condition. This means women tend to continue losing hair.
Once the hair loss cycle is started, few natural methods will reverse the process.
Hair loss in Young Women is not natural. Alopecia and Female Pattern Baldness in women under age 40 is not common. While miss diagnosis, only 5% of women will truly have Alopecia. The cause is more than likely something else. (Stress, Medication, Health, or Nutrition).
Alopecia Areata is commonly referred to as untreatable. This is not true. While PBC in combination with a JAK inhibitor has been a proven remedy in 85% of women with Areata Alopecia.
We lose between 90 and 140 hairs per day naturally.
We go through between three and four natural hair color changes in an average lifespan.
(Horses do too)
When a body ages, it is common for the hair follicles to age as well, causing the hair to thin.
Hair Follicles can go dormant (or Sleeping) PRP is known to be one of the few ways to awaken hair follicles.
Hair is composed of 95% keratin, a fibrous and helical protein (in the shape of a helix), which is part of the composition of the skin and of all the phanera (hair, nails, etc.). Synthesized by keratinocytes, keratin is insoluble in water, thus ensuring waterproofing and protection for hair.
How strong is our hair? ... A single strand of human hair has the potential to support around 100 grams of weight. That is the same as an average bar of soap. Hair is stronger in tensile strength than steel.
Hair is elastic. A single hair can stretch 40% before it breaks.
