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Did you know that stress and hair loss are connected Well they are and it could be the reason you are losing your hair. So what is stress, what causes stress, how does it cause hair loss, and what can you do to stop this type of hair loss Here are some of your answers:What Is Stress - There are several definitions for the term stress. I like to define it as a condition that makes more demands on the body's energy either through physical or mental energy. What this does is it takes energy away from certain parts of the body and places it in areas the body thinks it is needed.What Causes Stress - Stress can be caused by significant events such as a major surgery, divorce, a move or work. I ended up in the hospital with a major illness because of the stress I developed due to my job.How Does It Cause Hair Loss - As mentioned, energy from certain parts of the body are moved and focused in other areas. In the case of hair loss, energy and nutrients are removed from the hair follicles and placed in other parts of the body. This causes the hair to go into its rest phase or telogen effuvium phase.The first thing to understand about hair loss is that even during the normal function of the hair system, about ten percent of your hair is getting ready to fall out/be pulled out. The problem begins when that ten percent begins to climb. There are many factors that come into play, perhaps the most obvious is the hormonal changes that happen as we get older. Another common reason is extreme medication usually given for a serious disease, such as chemotherapy given for cancer. A particularly stressful situation is also a very likely catalyst for significant hair loss, situations such as a death in the family, perhaps a job loss in an environment where finding a job is difficult, or maybe family problems such as divorce, or another likely possibility is getting through a particularly difficult illness or surgery. Hormonal changes that occur as we get older are obvious signs. The ones that are less obvious are hormonal imbalances that can occur even to younger adults. This is particularly obvious in women who are taking birth control pills or are pregnant or have recently given birth.