o Nutritional deficiencies
o Poor circulation to the follicles
o DHT sensitivity
o Heredity

Instead of using haircuts to disguise baldness (when they don't really work, anyway), a nutritional deficiency is an easy thing to address. Magnesium deficiencies are among the most common causes of alopecia in both men and women.

Studies indicate that over 50% of the US population does not meet their minimum daily requirements for the mineral. If you thought nutritional deficiencies were found only in third world countries, think again. We may eat well. We may even be overweight. But, that doesn't mean that we are getting all of the nutrients that we need every day.

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