CALVARIO: The Struggle Is REAL!!!

Lluis Margarit is a film-making student from the university ESCAC and about to complete his final project. He just launched a Kickstarter campaign and needs your support to make it happen!

The project is a biting comedy about accepting a break-up, with a visual narrative in the purest British style, but deep down, it’s about HAIR LOSS. ;)

He reached out to us at soshairloss.com as he believes we can have a significant impact on the project. The campaign will only last 15 days, so any contribution would help reach their goal!

He and his fellow team mates have a great passion for cinema and are eager to share this magnificent comedy with the world, which they hope you’ll enjoy. They are providing a Google Drive link with the press release as well as the poster and storyboard…

Remember to follow the Kickstarter campaign link and then contribute a donation towards their goal

Link to the campaign: http://kck.st/2MVslIg

Press release: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1OO0JMuJaGOgaRhfhfW59bsGYUxsBQOU9

Comments

Is moustache hair loss a concern?

Judging by the number of questions at this link it would seem that a considerable number of men are perturbed by this problem.

Questions like:
My moustache hair falls, 5-6 a day why?Will applying minoxidil peroxide 5 percent for moustache cause weight gain?Is there anything that can help make my moustache grow?
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But if you'd like to share your experience or other suggestions just drop us a comment or a private email if you prefer.

Female underarm hair loss - Is that a good thing?

Women typically shave their underarm hair to appear more attractive, and the idea of underarm hair loss can seem like a stroke of good luck! Unfortunately, there can be many medical reasons why it is worth checking why you are experiencing these symptoms. Better have it checked by a doctor...

The article claims it can mean any of these:

Thyroid DysfunctionDiabetesAlopeciaPsoriasisMalnutrition

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Hair loss - Causes and Treatment discussed

Hair loss can be a tough cookie. The causes are hard to determine and some just accept it as a hereditary issue.
It could also be caused by a hormonal imbalance, or brought about by stress, yet others believe excessive hair washing, or even constant styling is the culprit.

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If you think you have FPHL, it’s important to see a dermatologist for a diagnosis.

Women develop hair loss for many reasons. The first action to take is to strengthen the remaining hair and try to slow down FPHL.

Other common causes of hair loss in women can look a lot like FPHL. Each of these causes requires different treatment. Without the right treatment, hair loss often continues

Therapy may consist of platelet-rich plasma therapy, supplements, stem cells and many more.

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What became of this major breakthrough in hair loss?

On 7th Feb 2018 it was claimed that Japanese research could put an end to unwanted baldness.

In a breakthrough that greatly surpasses previous efforts, new research is expected to put an end to unwanted baldness in the next five years or so.

While human tests might not be on the cards for another five years, ultimately researchers believe the technique could be used to generate healthy hair!

The technology could also help cancer patients and others with medical conditions that cause hair loss, said Fukuda. The research was published in the journal Biomaterials.

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How close are we to a cure for hair loss?

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They mostly work on circulation and combat inflammation.

Systemic Enzymes play an important role in the function of the body. Indirectly they can assist or inhibit hair growth. Maintaining a proper and balanced diet rich in unprocessed foods is important.

There are two main ways to increase your levels of systemic enzymes: take supplements or change your diet. While the supplements are the easy way out, if you want a more natural approach it is best to simply modify your diet

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Excessive swimming and hair loss. Is there a link?

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The water of the swimming pool essentially contains chlorine, which work as an effective anti-bacterial and anti-algae agent, helping the pool water to stay clean and hygienic. The problem is that, no matter how good it is for keeping the pool water hygienic, chlorine takes a negative toll on your hairs. It damages the cuticles of the hair shafts, which triggers hair fall through breakage and in addition to that chlorine can also harm the hair follicles on the scalp which can cause extreme hair loss.
Being a natural product, ocean salt (sea water) should be less damaging to hair than chlorine
Either way, in this article you will find some useful tips on caring for your hair to minimise the damage.

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