UNDERSTANDING HAIRFALL
NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCIES
Hair follicles need a steady supply of Protein, Iron, Zinc, Biotin, Vitamin D and B12 to produce strong hair.
The consumption and absorption of these nutrients are equally important
GENETIC AND PATTERN HAIR LOSS
Genetic hair loss occurs when your hair follicles become increasingly sensitive to DHT leading to receding hairline and thinning crown.
HORMONAL IMBALANCE
Change in hormone levels can push more follicles into the shedding phase.
Common factors include:
DHT and Androgen Sensitivity, PCOS, Thyroid Imbalances, Pregnancy/Postpartum changes.
METABOLIC HEALTH
Your metabolic health affects how efficiently your body processes, absorbs, and delivers nutrients to your hair follicles.
Common conditions include:
Thyroid dysfunction, Insulin resistance etc.
INFLAMMATION AND OXIDATIVE STRESS
Everyday stressors like pollution, smoking and chemical treatments can trigger inflammation and oxidative stress, weakening hair follicles over time.
STRESS AND POOR SLEEP
Chronic stress and irregular sleep cycles can trigger Telogen Effluvium, causing more hair follicles to enter the resting phase. Hair shedding typically begins 2–3 months later.
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