Nutrimed Labs: HAIR LOSS (ALOPECIA)

Condition: HAIR LOSS (ALOPECIA)

SUGGESTED NUTRITION:

Prolan-H #756
3 per day - Trophic or nutritional control of the endocrine system.

Androzyme #757
2 per day - Male endocrine support. Normalizes endocrine output.

Aller-B #411
3 per day - High potency vitamin B acts as to hair follicles and aids in pigment distribution.

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PATHOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS:

Partial or complete loss of hair, most commonly on the scalp, resulting from genetic or hormonal factors, aging, or local or systemic disease. No definite pathological signs are evident with the possible exception of thickening of the galea aponeurotica which corresponds to the hair pattern. This finding is seen only in hereditary or hormonal cases.

PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS:

The presence in excessive amounts of the male hormone appears to be the underlying factor in hereditary or genetic baldness in males. The balding patterns of hair loss are similar in progressive generations. Nutritional factors, also, affect hair growth and pigmentation. Defici- encies in vitamin B-complex may produce hair loss and a lack of B vitamins, biotin, inositol and folic acid has caused hair loss and depigmentation.

TREATMENT:

Nutritional Therapy offers the most hope in halting or preventing hair loss or depigmentation. Baldness has been overcome in certain cases through the use of massive doses of vitamin B-complex, which may indicate that men who become bald early may have usually high requirements for several or all of the B vitamins. Treatment is directed at establishment of optimum natural nutritional intake and supplementation of nutritional requirements with adequate amounts of natural, concentrated food supplements, especially vitamin B-complex.