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hey guys I want to do a video on hair

loss due to hormones so many people

don’t ask themselves what causes the

hair loss they just start taking

something without understanding that

there’s a cause-and-effect relationship

and we get two hormones it’s huge and

it’s complex I’ll try to make it really

simple for you but there’s about six

scenarios that you could run into

relating to hormones I’ll put some links

down below of what to do for each

situation and as I go through this just

make mental notes on what thing might

apply to you okay so the first thing is

cortisol that relates to stress low

cortisol is where you have this major

loss situation you go through this

stress or a shock to the body and you

lose your immune system and you get

autoimmune so you have alopecia okay so

that’s a hair patches coming out because

of low cortisol if cortisol is high it

destroys your protein so you can have

high cortisol or low cortisol and add

hair loss but usually if it’s high it’s

like it’s just general hair loss it’s

not patches okay so that’s cortisol

estrogen when the estrogen goes higher

as compared to during a pregnancy or

maybe you have estrogen dominance going

through your period or you’re taking

birth control pills well what’s going to

happen is that your thyroid is going to

be inhibited so increase estrogen

decrease thyroid function hair loss okay

and then postpartum pregnancy so you had

a pregnancy else and you’ve lost your

hair what happens in that situation is

you drop the estrogen and that

automatically indirectly increases the

testosterone so now we’re end up with

this high testosterone which then turns

to a very powerful testosterone called

DHT burns out your hair okay I put a

link down and what what to take for that

if that happened to you and then insulin

insulin can convert to a male hormone

called an dojin’s okay and that’s in a

condition called polycystic ovarian

syndrome where you have this facial hair

but then you lose all the hair up there

so that’s the situation because it

insulin converts

to antigen and I have a video a lots of

videos on estrogen I’m sorry insulin and

what to do about it how to fix it it’s

kind of like a pre-diabetic situation if

you have insulin resistance or you’re

diabetic you need to watch those videos

okay then we get to menopause menopause

is when your estrogen decreases but the

opposing hormone doesn’t decrease as

much that’s called testosterone so we

have low estrogen higher testosterone

DHT hair loss same situation with with

this one we just talked about okay

that’s during menopause and then having

just a thyroid problem in general

hypothyroidism you can lose your hair

and the outer eyelash I browse right

here and usually the deeper cause of

thyroid are mainly a liver or

gallbladder problem and you can’t

convert the thyroid hormones or it could

just be high levels of estrogen we

talked about that over here causing the

blockage of the thyroid okay so that’s

the thyroid connection and then just

testosterone when you increase

testosterone you increase DHT and what

happens is DHT burns out the hair

follicles so there’s a very simple

solution to this show you down in the

link down below and what will cause

increase testosterone if your female is

increased insulin because you have

insulin resistance and you crave sugar

and you’re eating too much sugar or you

have lowered amounts of estrogen if

you’re a female and indirectly you’re

going to always have the higher levels

of testosterone okay little complex

video but I wanted to give you all the

scenarios that are involved in hair loss

with hormones see which one indicates

watch the video below so it we can just

make it simple thanks for watching

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