They All Laughed when They Noticed I Had Hair Loss But NOT When It Started to Regrow!

Discover how you can recover hairloss simply by washing your hair with this amazing and proven formula!

Hair Loss is not always a lost cause, with a bit of effort in many cases it can start to regrow. It is possible for you to regain lost hair and sport a thicker and healthy head of hair. All it involves is you being able to wash your hair with the special products you get, if you can do that you will look so much better and who can’t do that? So having a thicker head of hair may only be a short time away! Hairloss doesn't have to be a way of life.

Losing your hair is one of the most upsetting things you can ever experience in your life short of a serious illness. You feel embarrassed to go out. Why is that? Well you begin to lose your looks and worst of all you begin to show signs of ageing….horrible! What are the alternatives? Where are the alternatives?

You can wear a wig….. modern wigs look so much better than those in the past but they still look very obvious and of course they are expensive if they are good, so how much is having a good head of hair worth to you?

You can have a hair transplant, look at Elton John! Great idea but not always successful and extremely expensive and time consuming. Can you really afford such time and money on this when you are not sure of the outcome? There are easier ways to improve your hair, without the high cost and taking up your time. You can get over hair loss.

 How much would a fuller head of Hair be worth to you?

Youcould go out in public with confidence again. You could go swimming or do sports without worrying about losing your hair on your towel when you shower. You don’t have to worry about taunting from your friends or even worse sometimes sympathy! They can’t help you, but you can help yourself.

You would stop seeing so many hairs in your washbasin when you wash your hair, but remember you will still see some; that is natural!

So what is Baldness or Alopecia?

Baldness (alopecia)

By the age of 60 it is estimated that 80% of all Caucasian males will experience some degree of baldness, also known as alopecia. 

If one were to include the number of women who also experience thinning and baldness, there would be over 70 million Americans alone, who would want a product to the calibre of Viviscal and Viviscal Man.

The loss or absence of hair, is usually only noticable on the scalp, but can occur at any hair bearing sites on the body.

Causes of Alopecia

There are different causes of alopecia (hair loss).  The main factors that have been linked to baldness are:

• Stress
• Physical Trauma
• Surgery
• Extreme abnormal weight loss
• Heredity – which includes male baldness, and is the most common form of alopecia.
• Childbirth
• Prolonged illness
• Some drugs and anti-cancer therapies, which can cause temporary alopecia.

Scientists have recently discovered that the heredity factor of alopecia, which includes ‘male pattern baldness’, is the trait to over produce the male hormone testosterone and double receptors.

Within the hair follicle, testosterone combines with water and cholesterol to form dihydrotestosterone. This compound affects the sebaceous gland’s secretion of sebum, a smooth, clean oil.  The sebaceous glands are attached to the hair follicles by a hollow tube of cells.  These glands manufacture sebum that reaches the skin surface via the hair follicle, where it provides a lubricating and protective film.

The dihydrotestosterone affects the sebaceous gland in such a manner that the sebum oil is thick, sludgy and highly acidic rather than the thin smooth oil.  The heavy oil forms a plug (sebum plug) which seals the hair follicle.  This hormone then binds to the growth receptors in the hair cells and blocks the stimulation from normal growth hormones. 

Does Hair Die and I get Hair Loss?

When a person begins to experience baldness or alopecia (hair loss), the first thought is the hair has died.  Hair does not die that easily.  In fact, the science of electrolysis was developed just to kill the hair bulbs. 

When a person goes bald or they get the first signs of alopecia, it is because the hair bulb becomes dormant.  It is compared to a seed lying in a hot desert, often for years, until sufficient rains come, then the seed germinates and grows.

Does hair grow?

The deepest portion of the hair follicle is called the hair bulb.  It is a cluster of dividing epidermal cells that surround a ball of connective tissue, blood vessels and nerve fibres called the papilla.  The hair papilla is the ‘root’, or rather, the nerve centre of the follicle.

Hair growth is the result of the cells in the hair bulb dividing from the bottom, pushing older cells towards the epidermis.  These cells appear to weld to each other.  During the journey to the surface of the skin they die.  The dead cells turn into the protein keratin.  The portion of the hair shaft that can be seen projecting from the opening of the hair follicle is completely keratinised and therefore lifeless.

Can Hair Be Pulled Out From The Roots?

Many times hair can be found on the comb or in the sink.  This is NOT the papilla or hair root, but merely an enlarged portion of the hair shaft.

The Normal Conditions For Hair Growth

• The sebaceous glands need to produce clean, light sebum.
• The male hormone testosterone, along with other natural body products such as histamines all need to be in a balanced state.
• There needs to be sufficient blood flow to redice hairloss.
• There needs to be an abundance of polysaccharides present to help nourish cells and prevent hair loss. 

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