Stub out cigarettes to keep your tresses beautiful.
Study author Dr. Bahman Guyuron, chairman of the department of plastic surgery at Case Western Reserve School of Medicine said
We can say that we identified factors that appear to both raise risk and lower risk, for both men and women, independent of genetic disposition.
Genetics aside, the next strongest predictor of midline (central) hair loss is marital status. Women who lose a spouse through divorce or death show increased thinning of hair than their married counterparts. Sharing responsibilities with a partner in life provides a stress-reduction. The transition into independence following marriage, coupled with the stress of grief taxes delicate hair follicles, causing locks to fall away and not return. Continue Reading
© 2007 - 2012 The Safe Cig. All Rights Reserved. | 