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Hair: Exploring Cultural Perspectives Throughout History.

Let’s explore cultural perspectives on hair, a topic as diverse as humanity itself. Hair isn’t just a biological feature, it’s a canvas for identity, tradition, and meaning, shaped by geography, history, and belief systems. Across cultures, it’s been revered, regulated, and reimagined, reflecting everything from spirituality to rebellion. Here’s a journey through how different societies […]

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Dutasteride: The Truth and the Fiction

Although a prostate treatment may sound like a strange choice for treating hair loss, in fact Dutasteride is one of the top choices of medication for those who are losing their hair. Although this drug has not yet been approved as a hair loss treatment in Europe or the United States, it has already been […]

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Use Caution When Considering Natural Hair Loss Remedies

In today’s society, the term ‘natural’ seems to denote that whatever the term is describing is also ‘good’. While it may be true that many natural things are good for you, the two terms do not always equate to being the same thing. There are many dangers found in nature, and just as we have […]

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The truth about testosterone and hair loss

Hair loss is an extremely common problem for both men and women and it can be very troubling when experienced first-hand, especially if you aren’t prepared or expecting it to happen. With hair loss an issue in around 40% of men in their mid-thirties, it is important to know that you are not alone when […]

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6 weird and wonderful hair loss remedies from history

The thinning of hair, for both men and women, is nothing new. This has been occurring for thousands of years, but for those who do not find their bald patches or thinning regions overly dignified, ways to combat the problem have only relatively recently become viable. Treatments and preventions have always been available, as far […]

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