Hair loss can be caused by genetics, medical conditions, stress, diet, or certain medications. It affects both men and women and has various phases of growth and resting. The document then discusses the hair growth cycle and various causes of hair loss in more detail, including male pattern baldness, pregnancy, illness, stress, dieting, accidents, anemia, and some drugs used to treat cancer. It concludes by advertising a shampoo claimed to stop hair loss, promote hair growth, and produce healthier hair.

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2. Hair loss is a very a common problem; in fact, it affects not only men but also
women and children. While hair loss in men is commonly related to balding,
other times, it can be a result of poor diet and lifestyle choice.The most common
cause for hair loss, however,is a prolonged illness, such as typhoid or jaundice,
which can result in sudden and excessive hair loss.In many cases, it could also be
due to an imbalance in the hormones, for example, if your thyroid gland is not
functioning properly, you may experience sudden hair loss. Hormonal changes
during pregnancy can also result in hair loss in some women. Apart from these,
hair loss is also a side effect of certain medicines.Fungal infections of the scalp
can also be a cause for hair loss.

3. Cycles of growth :Our hair growth is identified to be following three phases during
its life, namely anagen, catagen and telogen. Anagen is the phase that lasts from
two to five years and this growth phase is terminated by extreme interruption
between hair shaft and nourishing papilla. This interruption lasts only for a few
days and is called the Catagen Phase. The next three months the hair rests and
this period of resting is called Telogen Phase. After this resting period, the hair
falls and in its place a new hair growth cycle begins.

4. Causes of Hair Loss : The primary cause of loss of hair lies in
the genes, the genetic endowment and is irreversible. There
is also loss of hair due to the Chemo therapy, treatment of
infection by ingesting chemicals or drugs into ones biological
systems. The other supplementary factors are stress, poor
diet and personal hygiene, physical illness, environmental
issues like pollution etc. Lets see each one of the causes in
some more detail.

5. Genetics :We all carry genes from our parents in equal
proportion. If anyone of our ancestors has had permanent
hair loss it is carried forward to our lives also and hence
irreversible. This is called Patterned Baldness, more
pronounced in males and hence the common Male
Patterned Baldness or MPB.

6. MPB :This legacy that one inherits is most common in young males but
also known to affect the middle aged people. Early detection is important
and to date there is no known medical cure to this ailment. Good scalp
cleaning and nourishing is important. Generally speaking, around twenty
five percent of men under 30 years of age and sixty six percent of them
over 40 years of age experience male patterned baldness. It starts the
process by thinning the top of the head or the hairline and recedes further
towards the crown. In some cases the loss is more pronounced around the
crown.

7. Pregnancy and related issues :The hormonal status undergoes marked changes
during pregnancy and some of these lead to growth of hair. This is due to the fact
that the Anogen phase of growth is more prolonged. However, after delivery the
hormonal balance is restored to its erstwhile levels and the prolonged Anogen
phase is induced into Telogen phase after completion of which the hair is lost.
Therefore when a woman loses large amount of hair after about three months of
delivery, there is no need to panic. This loss is temporary and after a month or so
it will return to normal levels, new hair follicles replacing the old ones. A similar
situation is true in the cases of abortion and when under treatment with female
sex hormones or with the contraceptive pills and the treatment is suddenly
withdrawn.

8. Fever and Other General Illnesses :A typhoid
patient, after passage of about three months after
the fever, tends to lose excessive hair. High fever
due to other causes such as dengue, viral or low
fever but prolonged as in tuberculosis or recurrent
as in malaria can also lead to excessive hair loss.

9. Emotional Stress :
Emotional stress
can also lead to
hair loss
irrespective of
the factor related
to the stress. The
factors can be as
varied as work
place, exam
phobia, love
affair, marital
discord or of
losing near and
dear ones
– the
hair is induced in
to the telogen
phase
prematurely.

10. Excessive Dieting :Hair shaft is nothing but a protein
called Keratin; hence diet is very important factor in
the growth of hair. In order to reduce their weight,
people tend to do heavy dieting and this can lead to
excessive hair loss. A proper and healthy diet is very
essential for healthy hairline. Hair loss due to dieting
is not seen if the process of diet control is slow.

11. Accidents and
Injuries :It is
observed that
some persons
lose excessive
hair due to
accidents.
Anemia :Chronic
anemia is also a
cause of excessive
hair loss. This
anemia can be
because of
deficiency in iron
or due to
frequent loss of
blood.

12. Drugs :It is a misnomer that use of antibiotic leads to hair
loss whereas the disease itself can be a cause for hair loss
for which the antibiotics have been provided. But there are
certain drugs mainly used for treatment of cancer or
immune system, which can lead to excessive hair loss, and
hair re grows the moment the use of drug has been
stopped.

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