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Anti-Aging: Bog People Preserved By Peat
The remains of several hundreds of people-- men, women, and children--have surface in the bogs of peatlans in northwestern Europe, particularly in Ireland, Great Britain, the Netherlands, northern Germany, and Denmark. These people that were found,...
Close Kept Secrets to Weight Loss Lesson #2
Close Kept Secrets to Weight Loss Welcome to lesson #2. First of all, I believe that gratitude is so important in everyday life. With this in mind, I am in awe at the response for this ezine and I want to thank you for trusting the process and...
Exercise At Any Size
Do you feel that you can barely do any activity at all? That you cannot exercise, play sports, or become more fit? If you are a very large person, you can still be physically active.
Very large people face special challenges in trying to be...
Is The Chlorine In Our Drinking Water Making Us Sick?
The introduction of chlorine to our water supply has been hailed as one of the most important achievements of our modern civilisation. There is no doubt that chlorinated water saves lives. There is, however, much concern about the harmful effects...
Vitamins and Minerals You Need To Reduce Hair Loss
Some common myths have arisen concerning hair loss. Because of medical advancements many of these myths are being corrected. For starters, although androgenetic alopecia, pattern baldness, is genetic and can be hereditary, it is not passed down...
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Hair Loss - Tips for Success
Billions of dollars will be spent on hair loss solutions this
year. Much of this money will go to waste. Ineffective products
and misleading advertising are only partially to blame. Many
consumers are not using these hair loss products in an effective
way. Fortunately there are a few simple ways that consumers can
increase their chance of success. Following these guidelines
will ensure that your money does not go to waste:
Start a Journal
People usually try several different hair loss products before
they find something that works for them. Many use two or more
products simultaneously. Keeping track of all this information
can be frustrating and difficult. The best way to figure out
what is working is to keep a journal detailing your progress.
You should record all relevant information about the treatment
process: when you started, the dosage, cost, and any side
effects you experience. This documentation will tell you which
products are effective, which ones are not, and allow you to
make changes as you see fit.
Take Pictures
Noticing small changes in your hairline over time is extremely
difficult. Taking pictures on a regular basis is the most
effective ways to track your progress. Always photograph your
head from the same angle, in similar lighting conditions. Use a
digital camera for best results,
most will automatically record
the date and time for you. When combined with a treatment
journal, these photos provide an invaluable tool that will allow
you to judge the effectiveness of products you use.
Do Your Homework
The Internet is flooded with products claiming to cure and treat
hair loss. Finding out which ones are legitimate can be a
difficult task. When researching products online, beware of
those that sound too good to be true. If the company has before
and after pictures, examine them closely. If the images were
shot from different angles, or in different lighting, be
suspicious. These techniques are common camera tricks used to
fool the eye, and the consumer. When a company claims their
product has a "98% success rate", look for documentation of
their clinical study. If the clinical information they provide
is vague, or even missing altogether, be wary.
If you follow these steps during your treatment, your chances of
success are excellent. One last tip - any successful regimen
requires dedication. Whatever the treatment is, carefully follow
the instructions from your doctor or the product manufacturer.
About the author:
Adam Sharp writes more about Hair Loss at his website.
Visit hair-loss.org to read more about hair loss products and
treatments.
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