Remystyles
A woman's relationship with her hair is a deep and complex one. Who among us can't identify with the agony of a bad hair day? That one day when it doesn't matter one iota that your shoes and bag perfectly complement your outfit, or that said outfit includes the jeans you haven't been able to fit into since you were 18, or that (miracle of miracles) you are spot free on the very day you happen to run into your ex-boyfriend, because- and I pause to let the full weight of this injustice sink in- you are having a bad hair day. I have smart, practical friends who keep hats and scarves in their closets for just such an event. I also have friends who will go into hiding, cancelling business appointments and dates, and taking refuge under their duvets until the ordeal has passed. Mystifying and incomprehensible as it may be to men, the fact is that our hair is part of who we are. We use it to frame our features- highlighting or hiding where necessary. We use it to express our personalities and to project the image of ourselves that we wish the rest of the word to see.You can make improvements in your health by using natural hair loss treatments.Heart diseaseMost of you, over time, will develop plaque buildup along your artery walls. This plaque narrows your arteries and reduces the blood circulation throughout your body and scalp. This is a major cause that prevents you from having healthy hair. When plaque builds up along your artery walls this prevents Nitric Oxide, which is produced by the artery walls, from getting into the blood stream where it can reach the hair follicles to stimulate hair growth.The less blood that reaches your hair follicles the less nutrients and nitric oxide are available for growing hair.HeredityOur bodies always work toward what we inherit. Heredity is a strong force. If your parents had or have thinning hair and specific baldness, then this is what you can expect for yourself. This is true, if you eat the same diet and live the same life style your parents did. And, generally this is what happens, since you lived with them for the first 20 or so years.