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If you have hair loss, you'll need to see a doctor or a hair specialist if you want to control it.  But in some cases anxiety can lead to conditions that cause hair loss, and certainly make living with hair loss far more stressful. Anxiety is best controlled to stop your hair loss from affecting your life so strongly. Click here to take my anxiety test and learn more.

Could this hair success story be true?? "....after my performance, i leaned back to rinse my hair, and upon opening my eyes, was shockingly met with the entire shower floor covered in long black strands, or more fittingly, clumps, of curly hair that had previously been hanging from my scalp" Read the full story. Author seems to have found the cure in garlic shampoo. http://becauseimwrite.net/2012/03/07/how-garlic-saved-my-life-or-just-my-hair/

Hair needs fuel to keep growing, just as your body needs to be fueled.  If you are vitamin, mineral or nutrient deficient, your hair is not going to be healthy and it isn't going to grow as it should. Eat a balanced diet and/or take a multivitamin that is rich in B vitamins, particularly biotin. Hair also needs vitamins E, C and A for growth purposes. If you are anemic (iron deficient), this, too, can cause hair loss or hair thinning and a slowing down of the growth process. Essential fatty acids are full of protein, which hair is made of. They should also be incorporated into your diet to promote hair growth and health.  Make sure that you are getting enough folic acid, as well as zinc, silica, sulfur and magnesium, in your diet, or via a daily supplement, according to Hairboutique.com. A shortage of any of these items will have a negative impact on the condition of your hair and its ability to grow.  Try:  http://www.vitabiotics.com/perfectil/ Hair growth, or lack of gro

After using Minoxidil 5% first my hair started growing significantly and everyone thought I was wearing a wig! but after 6 months I experienced severe hair loss and irritation. Then in 2 weeks I lost all my grown hair.  unfortunately after that minoxidil didn't work for me anymore! Now it's about 6 months that I've started using rogaine foam and the result is not bad but still I lose so much hair and no significant hair growth. I think my hair has become sensitive to minoxidil. I don't know how I can return to those hairy days . Has anyone had the same experience? any suggestion?