subject: Is Your Hair Starting to Thin Out? Examine All Hair Loss Prevention Strategies First [print this page] Author: John Farikani Author: John Farikani
Is your hair starting to thin out? Examine all hair loss prevention strategies first before deciding on any one strategy or a combination of strategies. This can be especially important for many men, most of whom will begin to experience loss of hair from their scalps sooner or later. The most common manifestation is, of course, the infamous receding hairline. For a fact, just about every man can relate a story of a friend or a family member who began to lose his hair at a young age. There are plenty of stories about 21-year-old man with receding hairlines that made him look 10 years or even 15 years older than they really were. This is why coming up with a strategy to address the issue before it even begins to make a lot of sense. What if there was a simple therapy or regimen that didn't involve expensive surgeries or lab-created compounds and chemicals that could strip the varnish off of a wooden coffee table if used improperly? Such therapies are regimens would probably be worth their weight in gold, if they were truly effective and had long-lasting results. Well, the secret is that there are indeed such solutions in the form of natural compounds that incorporate certain herbs, vitamins and minerals in addition to a miracle-type drug that can help prevent the scalp from clogging up hair follicles, which then tend to die off and drop out due to such action by the scalp. The new revolution in the prevention of hair loss is actually a combination of a drug called Minoxidil -- which has been approved by the FDA for use on scalps -- with those vitamins and herbs and minerals in a solution that's been formulated to give the maximum results gradually and over time so that people around the person losing his hair never even noticed that it's coming back better than ever. Such formulas, however, are not to be taken lightly and should always be used exactly as directed. However, with so little drawback and so much potential benefit, it's hard to see how these new formulations can't be anything but a good thing. About the Author:
