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let’s talk about the difference between normal  hair loss versus pathological hair loss okay  

now you have hundreds of thousands of hairs  growing on your head at any one given time and  

the life cycle of a hair is between two and  five years in a normal situation an average  

person will lose between 50 to 100 strands  of hair every single day so the way that you  

would figure this out is you just rub your  fingers through your hair with a gentle tug  

and you should see anywhere between one  and ten hairs in your hand and that is  

normal but if you keep doing the same  spot over and over and it keeps coming out  

there’s several reasons for this the biggest  reason is there’s some type of hormonal change  

going on let’s say you just gave birth or you  are going through menopause this means that  

your estrogen is high and your progesterone is low  also if you have high levels of a hormone called  

dht which is a powerful form of testosterone that  can cause hair loss and that condition is called  

alopecia and then if your thyroid is low that can  also cause hair loss most hypothyroid conditions  

are autoimmune and that would be hashimoto’s and  so that’s not really a true thyroid problem it’s  

an immune problem i put some links down below  for more information on that topic now if your  

cortisol is too high because your stress is too  high that can also cause hair loss also you can  

lose your hair with certain medications especially  birth control pills which again is the added  

estrogen anti-depression medication as well as  anti-anxiety medication can also cause hair loss  

as well as taking insulin if you’re diabetic  that can lead to hair loss now if you have an  

autoimmune condition called lupus that’s  one cause and another big cause of hair  

loss is nutrient deficiencies so if you’re  low in vitamin d b12 vitamin c vitamin a  

especially zinc which is very common low  in biotin which normally comes because  

there’s some problem in your gut let’s say you’ve  got antibiotics for example then that’s going to  

kill off the microbes that actually make biotin  and that can lead to hair loss i have a video  

on that i list it down below and also if you’re  low on selenium which is a mineral that helps  

you convert t4 to t3 the active form of the  thyroid hormone so low selenium can cause a  

conversion problem with your thyroid and that can  lead to hair loss if you have not seen some of my  

other videos on hair loss i’ve done quite a few i  listed them down below check them out hey before  

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