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articlesUnderstanding the DHT Factor and Hair loss -hair loss remedyThe most widely accepted theory of what causes Androgenetic Alopecia is the DHT factor. DHT is produced when the enzyme 5 alpha reductase combines with testosterone. DHT then attachesit self to the hair follicle eventually causing it to stop producing hair.Picture a big boulder on your chest that will not let you stand up and it barely allows you to breath. It will make it nearly impossible for you to eat or do anything else. You may hold on for a while, but eventually you will die. This is what DHT does to your hair follicles. It deprives them
of food and oxygen. As the hair follicle weakens, the hair it
produces will get thinner and thinner. Eventually, the hair
follicle dies and stops producing hair altogether. When enough
hair follicles die is when you begin to notice the thinning
of your hair and even While we all produce DHT, there does exist an inherited genetic trait (that can come from either side of the family--mother or father's side), that will make some of us much more susceptible to DHT. Back to our analogy, when you inherit the genetic trait, even a small or medium size rock would cause you to die. In addition to this DHT factor there are other secondary factors that may also contribute to the hair loss. While they do not cause pattern baldness, they do affect how
susceptible (weak) the hair follicle is to the effects of DHT.
By being aware of these additional factors, we can increase
our ability to fight DHT and increase our chances of preventing
and halting hair loss through the blocking of DHT.
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