MIDLIFE CRISIS HAIR LOSS MADNESS

The term midlife crisis has been used to describe the general feeling of a man when they get older. This is a period when some men feel extreme self doubt that usually occur in the middle years or middle age of a man’s life. This is also called “male menopause” and this stage is triggered by a variety of events or experiences which usually occur on these years like increasing weight, decrease in libido, inability to do competitive sports and mood swings. Although all of these affect a man’s psyche, studies show that hair loss is the number one contributing factor of this crisis.

Why hair loss?

Because hair loss is an obvious sign of aging surveys shows that men reaching the “middle ages” admit that they are terribly worried of losing their hair. To make things worse, stressing about too much about their hair can lead to premature hair loss.

Worrying too much about hair loss and your image can bring a lot of stress. Stress-related hair loss is called telogen effluvium. This kind of hair loss causes all the strands of your hair to remain in the telogen phase of the hair growth cycle. In the normal hair growth cycle of hair the telogen stage is the stage where hair normally falls out. At any given period only 10% of hair is in this stage while the majority of hair is in its growth stage or the anagen stage. So, if all hair is forced to the telogen stage due to stress, then there would be massive hair loss.

During these crazy times, it is important to keep yourself calm and relaxed, watch a funny or feel good movie, do relaxing things that you enjoy to keep your stress levels down. To keep your hair healthy, provide it with the nutrients it needs with Nisim Shampoo andConditioner. It’s made of herbal extracts, amino acids and vitamins that are essential for maximum hair growth and hair loss prevention. Since Nisim Shampoo and Conditioner are made of natural ingredients, they are safe to use daily or even for years without causing any side effects. In fact, it’s even safe to use on children.