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Food poisoning is life threatening. If you believe you have it, it is always important to seek out help for your emergency room right away. It is very easy to dehydrate from this condition. But, that is not all you can suffer with. Some people – both men and women – can also suffer from hair loss. How in the world does hair loss and food poisoning go hand in hand? Though it is not a common situation or one you can expect to happen every time you get food poisoning, it could happen to you. Here is what you need to know about it.

Hair transplantation is becoming more common every year. For many people, this process allows for removing hair follicles from one area and positioning in another area that is not growing hair. The process allows for your own hair follicles to be used. It is very low risk and can help you to see the results you want. But, timing is important. Doing this too soon or through an unexperienced provider can put you at risk for complications. Some of those complications include losing too much hair over time.

You have heard a lot about the hair growth cycle over the years, but do you know what it is and how it impacts your hair growth? Though hair may seem like a very simple thing, it is actually quite complex with a variety of features that make it a bit harder to control than you may realize. However, understanding the hair growth cycle can help you to understand why your hair seems thinner or what you can do to improve the overall look of your hair. Here is what you should know about it.

As you get older, your body changes. You may see a few wrinkles on your skin you did not used to have. You may have a few areas of sagging skin. You may even find your hair is changing. There are many reasons for this. For example, the amount of hair you have may lessen. You may also notice a change in the color and your ability to style it. It can seem frustrating especially if you still want to have complete control over your hair style choices and looks. There are a few things to know about why this is happening and what you can expect.

Do women of color lose their hair? It may be the case more often than many people realize. The fact is, all people, both men and women, of all ethnic backgrounds, can lose hair. Sometimes, there are conditions that impact one ethnicity more than others. In other cases, you may lose your hair for the same reasons as anyone else. However, many women of color do not recognize or do not discuss their hair loss. That may be a problem. Take a closer look at what your hair loss is and why it may be occurring. You may be surprised by what is really happening here.

For women struggling with breast cancer, one thing is for sure, this is the fight of your life. You simply need to ensure you do everything you can to overcome it. Yet, for the many women who face this disease, some of the worst side effects from treatment can leave them struggling as well. If you have had cancer and have been given a drug called Taxotere, also known as docetaxel, you may be experiencing hair loss. For some women, this type of hair loss will not go away. What do you need to know about it? What should you do about it?

For men, hair can be just as important as it is to women. Yet, many men were not raised and do not have a great deal of history styling their hair. In short, now is the time to change your ways! You can have a fantastic look that you simply love. If you do not like the way your hair looks or it is time to create something new and fantastic, there are many styles to choose from. You will find that now is the best time to pick up a few hair grooming tips. Men’s hair grooming tips can help them to have a great look, but also help promote healthy hair growth for years to come. Here is where to get started.

Your thyroid is one of the most important organs in your body, though you may not think about it or no much about it. However, this small organ, located just above your collarbone in your neck controls most of the hormones flowing through your body. Often, hormones are the direct cause of disruption or inflammation, especially when they are not properly balanced. In fact, thyroid problems, including any type of thyroid disease, can impact hair growth and hair loss. What’s even more worrisome is that many people who have this condition do not know they have it.

Everyone faces stress. Some people deal with stress on a daily basis. The amount of it and the severity of it can change rapidly from one day to the next. When stress is happening, the last thing you may be thinking about is the way your hair looks. However, stress is not good for your body, and for the same reason, it is not good for your hair. If you are like many people, though, you know that reducing stress is easier said than done. Take a look at a few of the most common ways that stress can impact the way your hair looks and feels. Then, consider a few ways to de-stress. Your hair will thank you!

Have you been told in the past that washing your hair too often is a bad thing – it could be something that leads to hair loss? If you have heard of this, you may be wondering if it really matters. It used to, but it does not as much anymore. There are some key things to know, though, about washing your hair including how often you really should do so (and when you should not). For those dealing with hair loss, it pays to work with a hair professional who can offer true tips and steps to help you individually prevent a worsening of your condition.