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Post Viral Illness Hair Loss - Hair Loss After Getting Sick | Podcast #386

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01:47 - Article about Post Viral Hair Loss

06:00 - 3 Stages of Hair Growth

07:58 - Vitamins and Minerals

14:55 - Progesterone and Hair Loss

19:37 - Strategies to Reverse Hair Loss

25:12 - NAC

26:22 - Hair Transplant

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In this live discussion between Dr. J and Evan Brand, they explore the topic of hair loss, mainly focusing on post-viral illness and acute stressors. They highlight the significant link between viral illness and hair shedding, explaining that nutrient deficiencies, gut inflammation, and malabsorption can exacerbate the issue. Furthermore, stress and cortisol also play a role in hair loss. Hair growth has three major phases: the anagen (growth) phase, the telogen (resting) phase, and the catagen (breakdown) phase. Therefore, hair loss can be classified into three types: telogen effluvium, which is more systemic across the scalp; androgenic alopecia, which affects the hairline and recedes; and alopecia areata, which is characterized by patchy hair loss.

 

To investigate hair loss, functional medicine testing, such as organic acid tests, can provide insight into B vitamins, amino acids, and other nutrients that may be deficient. For example, riboflavin, biotin, selenium, and NAC are essential nutrients for hair health. They also discuss strategies to help reverse hair loss, including modulating cortisol levels, improving blood flow, and supporting glutathione-dependent enzymes. Overall, understanding the root cause of hair loss and addressing underlying issues can help individuals work towards restoring their hair health.

 

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Amanda Williams MD, MPH talks about her inspiration behind formulating Hair Enhance Hx and how it can help support hair issues like hair loss.

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When it comes to hair loss, many people start to go into panic mode when they start to see that their hair is thinning out. There are multiple reasons as to why someone can be losing hair or have thinning hair , including the chemicals in your commonly used hair care products and nutrient deficiencies.

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Hair is a big feature in our lives, and it affects all of us. What causes hair loss? Why do we have it and what can we do about it? It’s a HUGE concern. Just know, that with some changes in hormones and supplements, you can most likely be back to “normal” soon. Listen in and find out how!

What you'll learn from this episode:

1. Facts about our hair.
2. The three phases of hair growth.
3. Things that affect hair growth.
4. The three most common types of hair loss.
5. When is it still possible to reverse hair loss?
6. The reason it’s so important to focus on the “why” when people are losing their hair.
7. What is the D.U.T.C.H. test?
8. What are the common treatments for hair loss?
9. Key - always address the root cause of the hair loss.

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