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Healthy eating seems to be a moving bar for most of us, with evolving nutritional information sometimes making it hard to decide just what eating plan is best for us. Turns out that one size does not fit all bodies or all needs.
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- Diet and Nutrition, Hair Loss, Medical Conditions, Thinning Hair
People who are under stress – or who suffer from anxiety – experience a wide variety of mental and physical symptoms, as well as side effects. One often-unexpected area where stress and anxiety may have an impact is on our hair. Stress is any type of change that causes emotional,
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- Hair Loss, Medical Conditions, Psychological Effects
May marks the 73rd annual Mental Health Awareness Month. In the years since Mental Health Awareness Month began; we’ve been developing a greater understanding of mental health, the problems people face, and how to properly handle those issues. And – while we may not want to admit it – our
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- Hair Loss, Hair Restoration, Medical Conditions, Psychological Effects
Excessive alcohol use affects every part of your body and all aspects of your health. Some of these effects are quite unexpected… even your hair can be negatively impacted by heavy drinking.
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- Diet and Nutrition, Hair Loss, Medical Conditions
As its popularity has increased, you may have either heard of hyaluronic acid or noticed it if you were reading the ingredients on hair care and beauty products you may have purchased. And if you haven’t been looking at the ingredients in your hair care products, we strongly recommend you
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- Hair Loss, Hair Restoration
It is perfectly normal to want to style, color or perm your locks after a hair restoration procedure. Hair restoration results in permanent hair growth, so you can resume your regular routine or get creative with a new one… just be sure you are properly healed before using styling products
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- Hair Restoration
Did you know that an ingredient found in gummy bears, marshmallows, pudding, and ice cream can stimulate your scalp and strengthen your hair? By adding gelatin to your diet – or by using a mask made with gelatin – you can “sweeten” the health of your hair.
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- Diet and Nutrition, Hair Loss, Medical Conditions
The older we get, the more likely we are to hear doctors requesting biopsies to check on our health. The definition of biopsy is the removal and examination of tissue, cells, or fluids from the living body. A biopsy can help to shed some light on a condition you may
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- Alopecia, Hair Loss, Hair Restoration, Medical Conditions, Robotic Hair Restoration
Many of us become increasingly aware of the state of our hairline as we get older. After all, nearly half of all men experience some level of hair loss by the time they reach their mid-30s, and the vast majority of women even experience some level of hair loss by
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- Alopecia, ARTAS®, FUE, Hair Loss, Hair Restoration, Robotic Hair Restoration
If you watched this year’s Academy Award ceremony, you saw Will Smith slap Chris Rock for mocking his wife, Jada Pinkett-Smith. But you might not have realized that Rock’s “joke” was about a medical condition that caused her hair loss.
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- Alopecia, Hair Loss, Hair Loss in Women, Medical Conditions, Psychological Effects, Robotic Hair Restoration, Thinning Hair
Water is the basis of life on Earth, but many people still underestimate how important it is to our basic health. The list of major organs that depend on being adequately hydrated is seemingly endless: the brain, kidneys, liver, digestive system, and the skin.
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- Alopecia, Diet and Nutrition, Hair Loss, Hair Restoration, Medical Conditions, Thinning Hair
All of us – especially as we get older – look for ways to help ensure that our hair lasts for as long as possible. We become increasingly aware of the products we put in our hair, perform proper maintenance, and look more into how diet or medication can affect
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- Alopecia, ARTAS®, FUE, Hair Loss, Non-Surgical Treatment, Pattern Baldness, Thinning Hair
We know obesity and poor dieting can predispose people to high blood pressure, high cholesterol, heart issues, and many other things. Information in a recent study from the Tokyo Medical and Dental University has found it may also lead to hair thinning and loss.
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- Alopecia, Diet and Nutrition, Hair Loss, Thinning Hair
Many of us are looking at everyday things we can do to promote our hair health. Whether it be the kinds of shampoo and conditioner we use, how often we wash our hair, how we brush our hair, or how we style it. We’re trying to be mindful of what’s
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- Alopecia, Diet and Nutrition, Hair Loss, Hair Loss in Men, Hair Loss in Women, Non-Surgical Treatment, Thinning Hair
Onions have been a staple at the dinner table since before there were dinner tables some 5,000 years ago. Their delicious pungency notwithstanding, people have had other uses for onions throughout history. They were thought to ward off disease, protect from evil spirits, and aid in increasing beauty and long
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Cicatricial alopecia – also known as scarring alopecia – is one of several different types of hair loss. It is an inflammatory condition that causes the hair follicles to be damaged or destroyed. This can cause permanent hair loss and often results in scarring.
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- Alopecia, Hair Loss, Medical Conditions, Non-Surgical Treatment, Thinning Hair