Research Suggests Regulating Cholesterol Could Prevent Hair Loss
An estimated 85% of men will experience hair loss or male pattern baldness in their lifetimes. Even though we naturally shed and replace up to 100 strands of hair daily, this cycle is interrupted in men with male-pattern baldness, resulting in hair loss over time. Although genetics are typically the main driver for hair loss, it can also be caused by diseases such as anemia, scalp infections, chemotherapy or radiation treatments, stress and diet problems. Kerala University researchers have developed a treatment that could arrest the development of a rare type of hair loss called primary cicatricial alopecia (PCA). PCA…
