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When we are particularly stressed, we will often quip that we are “pulling our hair out.” But the question is does that mean we are literally losing hair? And if so, how does stress create hair loss? Like many old adages, the saying has its roots in reality. Stress can

Many myths surround the propensity of men to lose their hair. Because it happens to a large portion of the population and because of the self-esteem tied to hair loss, one of the more prominent half-truths told is that testosterone is responsible for pattern balding. While it is true that

Testosterone, much like Goldilocks in the classic children’s story, is best when it is “just right.” Both too much and too little testosterone can play a role in hair loss. The complicated way in which sex hormones play a role in hair loss is confusing and creates a lot of

You have probably come across ads for hair loss shampoos, but are they an effective way to treat hair loss? That depends on the shampoo and the type of hair loss. But the wrong type of shampoo can actually cause hair loss.

Androgenic alopecia is one of the many forms of permanent hair loss. For people who are starting to lose their hair, one of the first questions they often ask is whether the hair loss is permanent. As most people know – especially when they look at a shower drain –

Medically speaking, we get to blame our parents for a lot of different disorders. From heart disease to hair loss, genetics play a significant role in the way we look and our overall health. So, are your parents responsible for your hair loss? Let’s look at the list.