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It is very common for women to experience sometimes significant amounts of hair loss after they give birth. Understanding why this happens can give you a bit of a sense of relief. At the same time, though, many women want to simply fix the problem. The key here is to realize it is normal and, in most cases, it is healthy, too. What is also important is to know that your hair stylist can often give you a few tips and methods to help you to get through those first few months without a problem.

Within your body are numerous hormones. Each of those hormones has a very specific job to do. Many of them work to control the function of your organs, such as telling your heart to beat (and at what pace) and telling your digestive system to work. Hormone regulation is governed by your thyroid. This small organ located just above the collarbone at the base of your neck is quite powerful. In fact, when there's a problem with it, you can assume you'll feel and see it. So, how does this organ become impacted when you use cannabis? In short, it can work to trigger hair loss in some people. Let's explain how this happens and why.

Your hair seems to be graying quickly. And, now, you may feel as though you are losing hair at a faster rate. Is there a link between premature graying and hair loss? The key to remember here is that hair growth and coloring range widely from one person to the next. Many small factors can play a role in determining what the underlying cause of your changes are. In some cases, you may not find such a link. In others, making a few changes could mean that you will get your hair back to a fuller level. It is often important to consider what factors are changing in your life.

Why are you struggling with hair loss? You may be unsure of what is happening, but you are noticing more and more hair coming off your head and onto the comb. You may be thinking that your hair looks and feels thinner than it used to. You do not understand why this is happening. Is it new? Is it something to worry about? You should never ignore changes in your body especially when they happen quickly and without an obvious reason. But, when it comes to hair loss, it may be an unlikely trigger that is behind your hair loss. Here are five examples.

Does the food or diet you take in really matter? It is not a simple question. However, if you think about the way you eat, can you see where there could be areas of concern for the way your organs function? Often, doctors will tell you that the look of your skin and hair is a direct reflection of what is happening on the inside of your body as well. Keeping that in mind, you have to wonder, could your diet be impacting your hair? For many men and women, the answer is yes. The better news is that, with the right diet in the New Year, you may be able to correct many of these concerns.

It's time to refresh your look and encourage health. The New Year brings with it plenty of focus on losing weight, getting fit, and even eating more organic, nutrient-rich food. All of that is great – and much of it is good for your hair health, too. But, what if you want to focus on healthy hair? It is one of the most important components to your look. If you want to start 2018 with healthy hair, there are several key areas where you need to put your focus. Doing so will transform your looks within a matter of a few weeks.

Are you a man that is on the shorter side? If so, you may be at a higher risk of developing premature balding. How can it be possible for the height of an individual to play a role in whether or not you lose your hair? It may not seem like there is a lot of connection here. However, there is some evidence that indicates that men who are shorter are more likely to lose their hair. There is some good news, though. Like with all types of hair loss, you may have a few methods available to help you to reduce this risk and help you to regrow your hair should you lose it. Here's what you need to know.

You may have heard of the many benefits that cutting meat and dairy out of your life can offer to you. You may have heard this can help you to lose weight. It could help boost your overall energy levels. For some, it means improving quality of life and living an animal-product free lifestyle. But, what about your hair? In many ways, men and women choosing to go on a vegan diet don't realize the long-term, systematic impact that this change can create. While there is good, there are also areas of concern to keep focus on. In fact, research indicates that, for many men and women, a vegan lifestyle can lead to early hair loss.

Oil can be one of those topics that many hair stylists will have a varying opinion on and, there is good reason for this. Oil can do wonders for the scalp in some cases. In others, it can clog the hair follicles and pores. When it comes to using it for your needs, it is important to speak to a hair professional about the benefits it can offer or any drawbacks it can create for you. For most men and women, the application of oil to their scalp will not cause instant damage. It will not create a scenario where your hair will fall out.

You’ve heard it before. Look at your dad's head. Look at your grandfather's hair. This is the indication of what your hair is going to be like when you get older. It may seem like a logical assumption. Why wouldn't every man believe that his hair patterns would come from his father? And, for women, it may seem logical that what happens on the female side of their family is where it will go as you age. Yet, there is information that indicates that it may actually be the mother's side of the family that plays a role in what your hair will look like in 20, 30, or more years.