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Plenty of people reach a stage in their lives where they’d like to lose a few pounds. Some need to lose more, and for others, a few tweaks to their diet may not be enough to get them the results they’d like to see.

Everyone knows a balance of vitamins and minerals helps keep mind and body in good condition. A deficiency in a certain vitamin or mineral can produce varying symptoms in the body. One of the most visible signs of a zinc deficiency, for example, is hair loss. There is an association between a deficiency in B vitamins and hair loss as well. Moreover, if you’re deficient in iron, you may experience telogen effluvium, which leads to thinning hair across the scalp.

We’re all used to the changing seasons, with temperatures rising or falling and the scenery around us changing as we go. This can affect all kinds of things, including how we feel, depending on whether it’s hot or cold. But did you know it can also affect your hair?

Nothing beats a night of deep and refreshing sleep. Moreover, we all know how we feel in the morning when we don’t manage to get a good night’s sleep. But how does this affect our hair?

We are a month into summer. The changing weather is looking more promising, so it’s no wonder we’re eager to spend more time outdoors to make the best of the warmth and sunshine.

Hair loss may occur for all kinds of reasons, and those reasons may differ between men and women. Sometimes, a simple vitamin deficiency can cause your hair to shed more readily, for example. Thankfully, deficiencies that come from low vitamin D and iron are easier to resolve than some other causes of hair loss.

You might recognize the word dermatitis, a term used to describe a skin irritation. There are several types of dermatitis, one of which is known as seborrheic dermatitis. That’s what we are going to find out more about in this article.

Few people will have heard of polarized light microscopy, even though it has a role to play across many industries. These industries are as diverse as geology and biology, with many others in between.

There are many hair conditions and issues people can experience, some developing as people go through life. Yet loose anagen syndrome, commonly referred to as LAS, is most often seen in children. In this article, we’ll look more closely at the condition and how to identify it, along with considering who is most likely to present with it.

There are many reasons why someone might lose some of their hair. One of the more common reasons is because of telogen effluvium. This can occur for various reasons. A hair professional can provide advice on hair loss prevention and offer suggestions for hair loss solutions if you’re already experiencing acute telogen effluvium.