Effective Natural Hair Loss Treatment With New Electrical Scalp Stimulator

By Bernhard S. Rudert

Electrical stimulation is widely used for pain relief, muscle stimulation, and healing purposes. The surface of the skin is a poor electrical conductor; therefore the electrical stimuli are generally administered via special conducting pads. If a big area is to be treated, for example, the scalp, this method would be very unpractical particularly in the presence of hair, as the conducting pads would have to be repositioned constantly. For this reason, a form of flexible electrical contact is required, which can be moved around freely while overcoming the poor electrical properties of the skin's surface.

The electrical conductivity of dry skin changes progressively from being a near-perfect insulator at its surface to a very good conductor when approaching the core of the physical body. Placing two adjacent electrically conducting electrodes with opposite polarity onto the skin will allow a stimulating current to flow reliably from one electrode to the other, provided some kind of moisturizing cream is used. This will cause the major component of the electrical stimulus to flow along the surface of the skin without reaching the bottom of the hair follicles, which are several millimeters below the surface. Any product trying to stimulate the skin via two metallic probes in close proximity is not a good idea for follicle stimulation, even more so if it is done in the presence of existing hair which acts as a perfect insulator.

The above limitation can be overcome If one electrode is placed at a fixed position far away from the treated area and another movable electrode is used to treat the affected area. However, the problem of penetrating the insulating surface of the skin remains. Some cosmetic equipment manufacturers use this approach for skin rejuvenation but the required high voltage would make this an uncomfortable procedure for scalp treatment.

This leads to the ultimate solution whereby the electrical stimuli are communicated capacitively to the skin. By placing an insulating material on the surface of the skin, while applying a time-variant voltage on the other side of the insulator, an electrical current will flow into the skin. By correctly choosing the insulating material, its thickness, its contact area, and the electrical source, an optimal combination can be found. As the other larger electrode is far away from the scalp, it virtually connects to the core of the physical body and therefore the electrical impulses go deep into the skin, providing adequate stimulation for the hair follicles right down to the hypodermis without using any special contact cream.

The required voltage for the latter process is high enough to cause corona discharge, which needs a skillful design of the device for it to be approved by the regulatory authorities. The very short electrical pulses generated by the equipment cannot activate muscle contraction. The stimuli are felt as a very gentle massage and are completely safe.

The above principle, which is now embodied in a commercially available product, cannot be ignored by anybody dealing with hair loss. It is one of the most effective ways of stopping hair from falling out. A small study has shown that about 40% of the participants were getting excellent results with hair re-growth, while the rest experienced varying degrees of benefit. All participants experienced the cessation of hair loss. This result exceeds the expectations of other natural hair loss remedies. Electrical scalp stimulation does not only work well on its own but can be used beneficially in combination with other hair loss treatments.

A product complying with the above criteria, called the TESLABRUSH is designed and manufactured in Vancouver, Canada by Rudert Technologies Ltd. Their website gives trustworthy information on practical ways of dealing with hair loss obtained from the world's leading health experts.

 It is a highly recommended reading matter for those who are looking for a sound effective solution for male or female pattern baldness. Additional recommendations of other trustworthy treatments and products are provided as the company is committed to helping all who deal with hair loss by means proven to be safe and effective. Go to http://www.newhairnewme.com 

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What Is the Best Hair Loss Treatment for Men?

By Chery Bugle

Millions of men will face hair loss at some point in their lifetime. However, it seems as if the age of experiencing this phenomenon is approaching men earlier in life than ever before. Some people say that looks are not everything, but you know that people are definitely being judged by how they look.

In an effort to maintain your image and confidence losing hair may be another dilemma that you are now facing. Now the question that you may be asking is what is the best hair loss treatment for me?

Hair Loss Treatment for Men

· OTC Product
· Hair Replacement Surgery
· Natural Remedies

OTC Product

There are quite a few items on the market that are readily available to purchase for hair loss. Here are a few popular hair loss treatments,

· Procerin
· Rogaine
· Nioxin

Many people have seen different results and have tried more than one of the products that are listed above. The key to using an OTC (over-the-counter product) is to read plenty of reviews about the product and thoroughly read the instructions.

By doing this you can save yourself a lot of time and headache. You may come to find that some products will not help you if you have a receding hairline. Some products work better from balding in the middle.

So do some looking around before you invest in one of these products.

Hair Replacement Surgery

Hair replacement surgery can cost a pretty penny. On the other hand, many guys that have undergone this surgery find it worth every one of those pennies.

The problem that I have come to find is that some men get this procedure done too early. Many guys panic when they start losing hair and they do not explore all of their options before they go under the knife.

Many young guys end up with permanent scarring and dissatisfaction.

You should thoroughly consult with a specialist and ask about what the surgery all entails. There may be a better cost-efficient way to regain your hair.

Natural Remedies

Some people are naturalists by nature! If you fall into that category then you should know that there are some natural herbs out there that will help you in your fight to eliminate loosing hair without chemicals and painful surgical treatments.

Listed below are several natural items that can be taken in supplement form or ingested to increase hair growth and health.

· Ginko Biloba
· Algae Extract
· Aloe Vera
· Green Tea

For more information about hair growth with OTC products and natural vitamins for hair loss 

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Popular Hair Loss Treatments for Women

By Andrew D Wilson

Hair loss isn't just a man's problem anymore. Hair loss clinics around the world have noticed a substantial increase in female hair thinning in recent years. In fact, it is estimated that about 50% of men and women will experience hair loss and thinning hair at some point in their life. What has changed over the last few years is how early women are experiencing it and the degree or severity of it. Most women don't go bald, unlike their male counterparts, but their hair thins to varying degrees. We are seeing more women with thinning hair, and higher degrees of hair loss than ever before.

The hair restoration and replacement profession have for many years been viewed as an enigma at best, snake oil merchants at worst. The aim of this series of articles is to help women worldwide become more aware of the treatment options available, which are popular, and most importantly, what works.

Date with your Doctor

No, I'm not suggesting that you should ask him or her out for dinner. (Mind you, if they are good-looking and single, there's no harm in trying.) What I am saying is that if you are beginning to experience thinning hair, you should make a date to see them for a blood test (ask for one that specifically deals with hair health, the endocrine system, and thyroid function) and a general check-up. For years, the condition of your hair has been seen as a good guide to your overall health, so it pays to get checked out if your hair is deteriorating or thinning. It is also good practice to get a referral to see a dermatologist (hair and skin specialist) who may be able to give you further insight into the type of hair loss you may have (e.g., female pattern thinning, a type of Alopecia, or a lupus condition).

Pharmaceutical Drugs for Hair loss

Doctors are often the first point of call for people, and frequently pharmaceutical intervention is their first suggestion. This could involve changing the type of birth control you are using (some forms of the pill cause hair loss, while others help to regrow the hair), or prescribing a drug that may help to regrow some of your hair - or at least slow down the rate of hair loss.

Some of the more common drugs used are Minoxidil (Regaine or Rogaine), Aldactone, Spironolactone, and some doctors have even been known to prescribe Propecia. Propecia is a drug that was previously given to men but was not recommended for women. All of these drugs have been clinically proven to cause hair regrowth, though results will vary from person to person.

The popularity of Pharmaceutical Treatment for Hair loss

If you were to determine the popularity of treatment by the sheer number of people employing it, I think pharmaceutical treatment could be deemed "popular." While it is probably the most common, it is most likely not the most popular in preference. Most people that we meet in our clinic prefer not to use drugs. Every drug has side effects and some prefer not to risk the various and possible side effects in the hope that it may cause future hair re-growth. Some come to us due to drugs causing their hair to thin, the mere thought of using other drugs to re-grow their hair is not an option they wish to pursue. Nevertheless, regardless of side effects, some people will use whatever pharmaceutical drugs possible to keep or re-grow their hair.

Pharmaceutical interventions do offer hope of reversing your hair loss and even causing it to regrow again. It is our experience that these medications are often better at retaining your hair than regrowing it. Most people don't notice they have begun to lose their hair until they have lost 30% of it already, and at best these medications might help to recover 10-15% of the hair. It's also important to note that hair often does not regrow in the same consistency or patterns that it was before.

Your Expectations of Pharmaceutical Hair Loss Treatments

Instead of viewing it as a miracle cure, pharmaceutical drugs should be viewed as an option that will help you to retain the hair you have. For some, they may even help to cause further hair growth. In general, if you are able to re-grow ten percent of your hair, you have experienced a great result.

Our next article will deal with other popular hair loss treatments.

Author: Andrew Wilson

About the Author: Andrew is the owner and Director of Transitions Hair, Sydney, Australia. He has over 16 years of experience in the Hair Loss profession. His father entered the hair loss profession over 40 years ago and the author has literally grown up around, serving clients from a very young age. He has seen many changes and positive developments in the profession. He has studied Trichology and constantly attends seminars relating to hair loss issues and concerns.

Transitions Hair is a member company of the highly esteemed Transitions International Group, with over 70 studios worldwide. He has been trained by a number of people who work with Hollywood 'A' list actors. His clinic is one of the few that offer all forms of hair restoration procedures meaning that they are able to give unbiased advice. Each person's hair loss and expectations are different, therefore they do not subscribe to a 'one size (or solution) fits all. Rather, choosing to use what will work best for each client. Only then, do you see great results, happy clients enjoying increased confidence - allowing them to be themselves again?

For more comprehensive 

information on hair loss and treatment options please go to his company website: http://www.transitionshair.com.au

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Treatments For Women's Hair Loss - 6 To Start Considering Now

By Leland A. Murray

Few things can be as devastating to a woman's self-image and confidence as female hair loss. The moment you realize that you're shedding more than 150 strands a day, you should begin researching various treatments for women's hair loss. In this article, we're going to give you a powerful overview of this condition. Types, causes, and treatments are all being discussed here.

Depending upon the type of hair loss you're experiencing, your condition may be either permanent or temporary in nature. This will often be dictated by what actually caused your hair to thin in the first place. If your hair loss is only temporary, then it's likely that it was caused by something along the lines of medication, childbirth, bleaching, excess styling, and other external and environmental factors.

Androgenetic alopecia (aka female pattern baldness) is another story entirely. This is the aforementioned "permanent" type of female hair loss. It usually affects the front and sides of a woman's scalp, though the thinning can really occur anywhere. It is usually brought about by hormonal imbalance, namely that of a nasty androgen called dihydrotestosterone (DHT). While it is very difficult to prevent this type of hair loss, there are proactive steps we can take to treat it.

These 6 treatment options are commonly employed by other female hair loss sufferers:

1. Dietary shifts. Consuming foods and beverages rich in magnesium, iron, B-vitamins, copper, and zinc will benefit your hair follicles greatly.

2. Exercise! Improving your blood flow and removing free radicals from your blood are two important steps to take when restoring proper hair growth. Sufficient physical activity is quite possibly the best thing for achieving these two steps. Regular exercise can work wonders for your overall health... hair included!

3. You can find plenty of herbal shampoos, oils, and topical treatments on the market. Many of these are designed to cleanse and nourish the hair follicles. While it is unlikely that you'll find a "magic bullet" among them, they can certainly help. That having been said, please don't fall victim to marketing magic that could have you paying out the nose for an herbal remedy. A little common sense can go a long way here. Always look for the proof!

4. Hair covers, including hats and wigs, have become increasingly popular for women. Perhaps this is because they are more fashionable and stylish today than they've ever been. You can find these at a variety of prices and can use them to immediately hide your condition while implementing other, hopefully, more permanent treatment options.

5. 2% minoxidil solutions have been getting the job done for women for a heck of a long time now. Please do not dismiss this as "yesterday's treatment," as it is still the only FDA-approved topical solution for women. Used in conjunction with other treatments, minoxidil can work wonders by restoring sufficient blood flow to the scalp... and to your starving hair follicles!

6. There are a handful of surgical options you may wish to consider, as well. These should be examined if you don't want to wait for results and if money isn't too much of an issue. Surgery can be quite expensive but can give you the results you're after virtually overnight. Just make sure you're very selective when it comes to picking the surgeon you entrust your head to!

I hope you've found some benefits from the information above. This list is not exhaustive by any means, but it does contain six of the most historically effective treatments for women suffering from thinning hair. Please do your research, and consult with your physician, prior to implementing any of the treatment options we just discussed.

If you haven't yet researched Provillus for Women as a potentially effective hair restoration treatment, you may wish to do so at this time. Visit our site to see real Provillus for Women reviews left by actual users of the product.

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Tips and Advice on How to Reduce Hair Loss

By Ron Shimoff

Hair loss is a common and normal phenomenon that occurs to both men and women especially at an older age.

There are two basic types of hair loss; scarring (the hair follicle is damaged and hair cannot regrow) and non-scarring (hair fall is attributed to a variety of factors such as genetics, illness, poor nutrition, or medications). The major causes and risk factors for hair fall include aging, improper and poor diet, illnesses, or hormonal changes.

Natural remedies for reducing the loss of hair

Hair fall can be unfortunate to your image especially if you are young. Hair fall can be irreversible and prevention of hair loss is the best cure. Different natural home remedies can be used to curb hair fall. The common remedies for hair fall treatment include.

Coconut milk 

Coconut milk has been known to be the richest source of tissue-nourishing. Coconut milk is extracted by cutting the coconut into small pieces and ground to extract the milk. The coconut milk is used for a soothing massage on the scalp hence reducing hair fall.

Oil massage 

Oil massage is another common method of reducing hair loss. The massage oils used are natural oils made from olive, jojoba, almond, or coconut oils. The oils are preheated to lukewarm and the patient should massage the scalp for about 20 minutes, leave it for an hour and then wash your hair with a mild shampoo.

Natural juices

Several natural juices are capable of reducing hair loss. Some of the natural juices used include onion juice and aloe Vera juice. They are applied onto the body surface while massaging for about 30 minutes and then wash off in warm water. The natural juices can also balance hair shareholders and pH levels of the scalp.

Neem leaves

The neem tree is one of the most common plants with tremendous medicinal value. Neem leaves are boiled in water for 30 to 45 minutes. The extracts from the neem leaves are applied to the skin surface and left for some time. Neem leaves help prevent hair fall and also confers other additional health and beauty benefits.

Antioxidants

Antioxidants are substances that fight and neutralize free radicals in the body. Antioxidants can be found in many plants. Green tea is the most common antioxidant and not only does it prevent hair loss, but it also boosts the immune system hence improving the general body health. Green tea can be made from boiling green tea bags in clean water. The tea is applied to the affected skin area and left for an hour before washing and shampooing the hair.

Amla treatment 

Amla is a herb that prevents hair loss on the scalp. Dried alma is soaked in coconut oil until it turns black. The oils extracted contain natural nutritious products and are used to massage the scalp which is an effective way to reduce hair loss.

Change of lifestyle habits that may affect hair loss such as alcoholism or allergies and proper evaluation of your skin is important in order to get suitable products for hair fall treatment.

If you want to know how to stop your hair loss visit my site to read about how saw palmetto can stop hair fall and help acne patients.

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Natural Treatments That Can Help Prevent Hair Loss

By Paul Luciw

Preventing hair loss is a concern for many people. There are many natural treatments that you can make yourself. These treatments will help prevent hair loss and maintain its natural beauty. Interestingly many of these natural treatments can be made from common household ingredients. With these ingredients, you can make what is known as a hair mask, which you apply to your hair and scalp.

 The ingredients in the mask help maintain and restore the health of your hair. These homemade masks are often better than store-bought ones as they contain no harsh chemicals. Generally speaking homemade hair treatments and remedies will be less expensive than store-bought ones and you can customize them to your needs. Because of these factors, they may be well worth looking into. I personally had one applied to my hair and scalp by a hair care professional with some very positive results.

One homemade hair mask that you can try uses ingredients such as lemon juice, one small onion, honey, and cognac. This treatment is very easy to make. You simply peel off the skin from the onion and make a paste out of it in a blender. Place the pasta in a bowl and add one teaspoon of cognac. Next, add one tablespoon of honey and then one tablespoon of lemon juice. Thoroughly mix these ingredients together and then apply the resulting hair mask to your hair and scalp. Massage your scalp with it and then place a shower cap over your hair. After you have waited for about 25 to 30 minutes, remove the mixture from your head in the shower.

There are a number of other hair treatments that you can make from various ingredients found in the kitchen that will address hair problems such as damaged hair, dry hair, and oily hair. You can make a hair mask that will address any combination of these hair problems as well. Of course, you can experiment with these ingredients to see what works best for you.

Many of these natural hair treatments and remedies can be learned from the internet. Of course, you will have to use your own discretion as to whether they are legitimate by doing some extra research. You may want to get the advice of a hair care professional as to whether certain homemade remedies will be beneficial to the health of your hair. You want to be sure these remedies will not damage your hair or scalp.

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Surefire Female Hair Loss Treatment - Treatments for Hair Loss That Really Work!

By Victor Amos

Have you been searching for a female hair loss treatment? if you are then you need to discover the main cause of the problem first. If not, all you will end up doing is trying lots of products but not getting any result in return. In fact, you might end up doing more harm than good to yourself.

There are lots of factors that can be attributed to hair recession and you need to discover which one exactly is responsible for the problem you are having. Male pattern baldness is still the commonest type in men, but what if you are a woman? Female pattern baldness involves a typical pattern of hair loss in women, due to hormones, aging, and genes.

Female baldness is not rare. Studies have shown that it takes place in more than one-third of all women sometime in their life. Although losing your hair indeed is not life-threatening, it can have a significant effect on someone's life.

There are options for female hair loss treatment such as Laser Hair Rejuvenation. A non-surgical treatment utilizing therapeutic low-level lasers to deliver light energy designed to treat thin, fine, damaged hair.

Transplant Surgery: Modern surgical techniques have made transplantation for females a viable treatment option.

Another option for hair loss treatment for women is homeopathy. Homeopathy has numerous treatment ways of dealing with baldness and this option of female hair loss treatment has lesser risk, slower pace of progress, and consequently, no side effects. Homeopathic treatments may be in the form of pills or extra supplements as directed by your doctor.

There are also herbs like Sage and Rosemary which are boiled in water and then made into a tincture which is to be applied regularly on the affected parts. This is also a natural treatment for covering grey hair that you can make at home. It restores natural color temporarily; it is not a dye. It will also need to be re-added regularly for it to last.

Another great female hair loss treatment is Saw Palmetto. Saw Palmetto is a renowned herbal treatment option available for women. Its principle is to block the production of testosterone naturally and following this procedure culminates in a successful re-growth of hair.

Home remedies like massaging the scalp with specific oils are as well advisable. These provide nutrients and stimulate the hair follicles. It is very important to go for what is the most suitable remedial measure for your condition.

Another female hair loss treatment includes medications such as minoxidil. Studies have shown that minoxidil if used twice daily results in minimal hair growth in 50% of the patients and moderate hair growth in 13% after eight months of treatment.

Lots of women are undergoing hair transplantation for this condition. Hair is taken from the back of the scalp and transplanted to the center of the scalp where the hair is sparse. You will agree with me that hair transplantation can be costly.

The distress over hair loss is an individual matter. If yours bothers you on a daily basis and you are beginning to avoid normal social activities due to embarrassment, you owe it to yourself to take action. Life is to be enjoyed! Click Female Hair Loss Treatment for natural hair loss remedies now.

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