"I started seeing a change in my hair not long after I finished my chemotherapy. I was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 29. I remember them putting the mirror in from of me (the day I had my CNC applied), and I cried - I saw me again. It was a weight off my shoulders - it's freedom…it's like styling your own natural hair. It's the best thing ever!"
Many factors can impact hair loss. A significant change in a person’s life is one of them. For those who have lost a large amount of weight in a short period of time, that can lead to a stress on the body that creates changes in hormone levels. In some cases, this may cause a temporary loss of hair. What does it mean? Why does it happen? For those with hair loss after weight loss, it can be scary because you may not know what is really happening. There are a few things to keep in mind..
Did you know that some of the foods you consume on a daily basis are considered inflammatory? Inflammation occurs at a cellular level. It causes damage to the structural integrity of the cells, creating damage and leading to improper function of those cells. This can happen to any area of the body. Chronic inflammation can lead to organ failure or breakdowns, as well as cancers. What you may also need to know is that an anti-inflammatory diet can not only prevent this but also help to reverse damage that is already there. That includes for the scalp and your hair.
