Bald to Beautiful

Alopecia areata is a type of hair loss that occurs in women, caused by damage to the deep hair follicle, preventing it from growing through.

This type of hair loss is commonly seen as round bald patches of hair loss on the scalp and can be one or many patches of completely bald skin in many shapes and sizes.

Good news is that it is NOT permanent and much can be done.

Mainstream doctors hypothesize that the bodys’ own immune cells attack the follicle (but don’t know why!)….and it seems their treatments revolve around wigs, steroids, surgery and harmful medications such as Minoxidil that can cause serious side effects.

The genius body, I believe, does not try to attack itself. Its’ goal is always to strive to survive and only knows how to heal…so let the healing begin!

I always find it so much FUN to treat alopecia areata, because it is a condition where we achieve fast results. It is instantly visible when the hair starts to grow through the bald patches.

I liken it to watching grass grow, measuring and photographing such conditions is exciting especially when my patients follow my advice they ‘feel’ the hair growing back in the bald patch areas and feel relieved!

What’s Normal Hair Loss?

Shedding up to 100 hair strands each day is normal. Anymore than that, you may be shedding too much and if left untreated could result in alopecia.

Interesting Statistics for Hair Loss in Women:

Causes of Hair Loss in Women

Natural Treatment and Remedies for Alopecia Areata in Women

As you can see, alopecia areata in women is treatable.

You can achieve thick luscious hair again within months and the good news is, as your health improves … you can literally watch the hair grow!. Toss away those wigs and let the hair growing race begin!

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