Thinning Hair Is NOT Inevitable!

If you would like to get back the thick, full, healthy-looking hair that you had when you were younger but have tried many hair growth and thickening products only to feel disappointed, or you desperately want to grow more hair but the prospect of expensive and painful hair transplant surgery make you cringe, or you've read the articles about the negative side effects associated with some hair loss treatments (like permanent impotance), then keep reading.

 The Follicle Factory

It turns out that your hair follicles are actually miniature factories that are constantly manufacturing the complex strands of keratin filaments aht we call human hair. And, like any factory, hair follicles require two basic things to function properly: Sufficient raw materials and energy. 

Strong healthy hair begins in the tiny follicles beneath your scalp where the nutritional needs are immense. To properly condition your hair you must get to the root of the matter - your hair follicles.

For example, a recent study showed that women whose blood iron levels dropped from the normal 70 ug per liter to 40 ug per liter had a 28% higher incidence of suffering from severe hair loss. Another study found that shortages of the amino acid L-lysine played a role in hair loss. And still another study found that for healthy hair growththe average person needs TEN TIMES the amount of of biotin found in the average American diet.  Therefore it should come as no suprise that researchers have found that many people who suffer from thinning or unhealthy hair have deficiencies in the key nutrtients your hair follicles need to remain healthy and productive.

 A Growing Problem That Affects Tens of Millions

Thinning or unhealthy hair is a far more common problem than people realize.  Hair loss affects about 35 million men and another 21 million women in the United States alone, and it's estimated that fully 40% of men have noticeable hair loss by age 35 and that number climbs to 65% by age 60. Too often people are told by their doctors that their hair loss is due to genetic pattern baldness and that, short of using Minoxidil (Rogaine) or Propecia, there is nothing that can be done stop it or even slow it down.  Many times that's true, but more often than most people realize there are other causes of thinning hair. Researchers now believe that many factors can trigger biochemical changes that lead to thinning hair, including thyroid problems, vitamin and mineral deficiencies, sudden changes in weight, fevers or severe illness and stress. 

Women do not typically have the dramatic hair loss associated with male pattern baldness, yet millions of women do suffer from thinning or unhealthy hair.  The cause of hair loss for women is even more complex and mysterious.  Scientists believe that hair loss in women is caused by hormone imbalances which can occur during menopause and there is new evidence of the role played by different types of enzymes as well as hormone receptors and blockers. 

 Nutritional Support Can Help Thinning Hair

A normal full head of hair numbers between 90,000 and 180,000 strands. Typically we lose between 50 and 100 strands of hair each day, then after a few weeks new hair will grow from the same follicle. According to one theory, the incidence of increased hair loss is partly due to the body's inability to provide the scalp with the nutrients required for proper hair growth. This results not only in slow hair growth, but also in the individual strands becoming thin, brittle and wispy before ceasing to grow at all. In this case, although the follicles are still present in the scalp, they become dormant.

For centuries, people attempted to meet the challenge of thinning hair with a variety of topical creams, gels, lotions and potions. Yet new research suggests that many people may be helped by a potent formula that provides the key nutrients vital for healthy, growing hair and also blocks the chemicals that cause hair loss in many men. If the follicles receive the necessary nutrients then new hair may start to grow.

 Modern Diets Contribute to Hair Loss

More and more researchers and doctors are pointing to nutrient deficiencies as a leading cause of many chronic health conditions, including thinning hair.  For years it was thought that if you eat a varied diet of fresh fruits and vegetables your body would get all the nutrients it needs to stay healthy.  The problem is that many of the nutrients needed are difficult to get in sufficient quantities just from the foods we eat.  What's more, many of the nutrients originally present in the foods we eat are destroyed by modern processing and cooking at high temperatures.  And, as if all that isn't bad enough, research has confirmed that as we age our bodies convert less and less of these nutrients into the hormones, proteins and enzymes your body needs to keep all it's parts healthy. 

There can be many contributing factors as to why most of us don't get enough of the nutrients we need from the foods we eat to keep our hair healthy, but the five most common are:

#1 The amount of nutrients our bodies can produce is determined by our DNA.  Not only is your capacity for nutrient absorption limited from the start, but research suggests that the amount of nutrients your body can produce actually decreases with age. 

#2 We lose valuable nutrients everyday through our natural metabolic processes, such as sweating and unrination.  These nutrients must be replaced or the consequences can be detrimental to our health.

#3 Free radical damage from chemical pollutants also lowers your nutrient potential.

#4 Poor eating habits including eating on the run may result in inadequate nutrient absorption.  The problem is aggravated by a decline in stomach acid production as we age.

#5 Modern food processing methods destroy the nutrients present in raw foods.  Many nutrients are destroyed when exposed to temperatures above 118 degrees and are deactivated by pasteurizing, chemical additives, canning and microwaving. 

 Enjoy Thicker, Fuller, More Natural Hair Again

The good news is that it's now EASY to make sure you have plenty of hair-supporting nutrients.  Ultimate Healthy Hair from Hampshire Labs supports optimal hair follicle health so your hair gets the nutrient it needs.  With the benefits of 16 different nutrients plus essential amino acids and minerals in one convenient low cost formula it was specifically designed for men and women who are suffering from certain types of hair loss. 

Ultimate Healthy Hair is clinically proven to help halt hair loss and re-grow hair.  In every capsule you get:

Saw PalmettoFirst used by native Americans to treat urinary tract difficulties, saw palmetto is a palm native to the southern Atlantic coast of the United States.  Some studies suggest that saw palmetto may act to lower levels of DHT, which researches believe causes genetic hari loss, by blocking the enzyme 5-alpha-reductase.  Saw Palmetto appears to block receptor sites on cell membranes rquired for cells to absorb DHT.

Sea Kelp is a brown algae that grows along the northern coastlines of the world and is rich in vitamins a, B1, B2, C, D, E and amino acids that support hair growth and health.  In addition, sea kelp contains laminaria anugustata which is believed to thicken hair by increasing cell growth in the outer root sheath.

Silica which is short for silicon dioxide, is a mineral that can aid in hair growth.  Silica strengthens hair and makes it less likely to become brittle and develop split ends.

L-Proline is a non-essential amino acid that supports the repair and maintenance of skin, muscle and connective tissues. 

L-Lysine is one of the building blocks of protein and plays an essential role in the production of carnitine a nutrient responsible for converting fatty acids into energy.  What's more, L-lysine helps form collagen, one of the main components of healty hair. 

Pantothenic Acid stimulates vitamin absorption to stop hair loss and help re-growning hair.

Zinc helps the body sustain healthy hair growth by supporting the body's ability to utilize protein.  Since the hair is made up of karatin (dead cells made from protein) zinc contributes to the speedy growth of replacement hair shafts.

Folate is a water soluble nutrient and thus cannot be stored in your body.  Folate is essential for your body to produce healthy skin, nails and hair, and a follate deficiencies have been associated with severe hair loss.

Biotin is a major component in the natural hair manufacturing process.  It is essential not only to new hair growth but also plays a major role in the overall health of skin and nails.  Dermatologists recommend a minimum of 300 mcg of Biotin a day, but even the healthiest diets usually contain no more than 30 - 50 mcg per day.

Vitamins A, B1, B6, B12, C, D and E provide you with a full spectrum of vitamins that support healthy hair growth. 

Ultimate Healthy Hair ensures that you get the nutrients your follicles need to produce a full thick and healthy head of hair.  You don't have to eat pounds and pounds of raw vegetables, buy expensive juicing machines.  All you need are two Ultimate Healthy Hair tablets to provide your body with all the raw materials it needs to manufacture the keratin fillaments that become healthy hair, maintain healthy circulation to your scalp, strengthen existing hair so it remains smooth and silky, generate sufficient energy to grow hair faster and longer day after day and help your hair grow thicker so it looks fuller.

Ultimate Healthy Hair supports oeverall hair and follicle health in a way that topical gells and creams cannot.  If you're concerned about thinning hair then Ultimate Healthy Hair may be just the product you're looking for.