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Most women get stressed if they realise they are having problems with thinning hair or baldness. This is completely normal and understandable from a woman’s point of view. In fact, hair loss in women is a rather common problem. However, most women don’t like to talk about it.

Just like the condition in men, where the causes are very broad; in females who are experiencing thinning hair, the underlying problems behind the problem are hugely diverse, and difficult to identify.

Hormonal disturbances are in most cases responsible for the problem. In fact most women over 50 years of age suffer from thinning hair because of this, and this in turn is because of menopause and period irregularities. The menopause treatment in Boise and other large cities could assist in finding the answers to these hormonal disturbances.

In some cases though, hormones aren’t always the cause. Stress has been identified as a major cause of thinning hair too. Other environmental factors play a major role as well, air pollutants or chemical substances, e.g. shampoo or low-quality hair products, can adversely affect the scalp.

Because this is a very common problem, yet unspoken of, women feel at a loss when it comes to treating the thinning hair problem. For men it’s quite normal and therefore, there is a lot of information out there and suggestions to manage the… Continue reading →

You really can’t get going in the mornings without it; actually over half of us do have a cup of coffee every day. And you have heard a lot of good things about your cup of Joe, when it comes to Alzheimer’s disease. Coffee lowers the insulin and estrogen in the blood, and that triggers added protective agents in the brain, that can then protect you from the onset of this disease.

There are two more studies that I also want to share with you on the effects of coffee. When this study was done, it was not about caffeine in general, but specifically on coffee, which has over 200 elements in its composition.

A Harvard study followed 67,470 women between the ages of 34-59 for twenty-six years. Those women drank an average of four cups of coffee a day. They found that 4 cups a day lowered their risk of endometrial cancer of the lining of the uterus by 24%. Women, in the study, who drank and average of 2-3 cups of coffee a day, lowered their chances of getting the disease by 7%. That’s a big difference in the percentages, huh? Is coffee a cure or deterrent to cancer?

On the other side of the coin, a study done in 2008 has shown that coffee can prevent some common medicines that menopausal… Continue reading →