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How do you tell if your hair loss is stress, nutrition, or something else? You need to know, because there are three completely different reasons a woman loses her hair, and the fix for each one is completely different, so if you're treating the wrong one, you are still losing hair every single week that you do it. That is why so many women spend a year doing everything they were told to do and still watch their part get wider in the mirror. And the answer almost all of them were given when they first brought it up is that it's probably just stress. I'm Dr. Patricia Sullivan, I've been a dermatologist for 17 years, and I specialize in hormonal hair loss in women. The appointments that stay with me aren't the women with hair coming out in clumps, they're the women who have been losing their hair for months, sometimes a year or more, and still have no idea why. One of my patients lost a whole year to the wrong cause, and I want you to hear exactly what that year looked like, because if you recognize yourself in it, you can stop it far sooner than she did. Her name is Susan, she's 43, and she's always had thick hair, so thick it used to take her forever to dry. About a year before she came to see me, she noticed her ponytail felt smaller in her hand, and when she stood under her bathroom light she could see her scalp through the top of her head. It wasn't coming out in big clumps, which confused her, her part just kept getting wider and her hair was tangling far more than it used to. Her previous doctor ran her blood work, it came back normal, and he told her it was probably stress. So she tried to relax more, she went to bed earlier and made time to unwind, and her part kept getting wider. She read everything she could find online, one page said stress, another said nutrition, another said hormones, and none of them could tell her which one she actually had. By the time she sat down in my office she had started parting her hair on the other side, she had stopped wearing it down, and the first thing she asked me was whether she'd done something wrong. She hadn't, she'd just been treating the wrong cause for a year, and she's far from the only woman I see who has. So here's what I explained to her, because the fix is completely different depending on which kind of hair loss you have, and most women are treating the wrong one. The first one is DHT hair loss, and it's the sneaky one, because there are no big clumps in the shower. Instead your part gets wider, your ponytail shrinks, your hair starts tangling more than it used to, and you can stand in bright light and see through your hair. That's because DHT doesn't shed your hair outright, it slowly shrinks your follicles until they can barely produce anything, and it can make your scalp oilier too, so if you've been blaming your shampoo, it might not be your shampoo. The second one is stress, and it looks completely different, it's sudden heavy shedding all over your scalp, usually about three months after something stressful happened, and it often resolves on its own. The third one is nutrition, so if the shedding comes with fatigue, brittle nails and dry skin, it's likely a deficiency, and bloodwork will tell you. Here's the key, if your thinning is at the top, your temples and your crown, and it's been getting worse over time, that's DHT, and that one does not resolve on its own. When I looked at Susan's scalp, that's exactly where hers was, on top, at her temples and at her crown, and it had been getting worse every month, which is why relaxing more and waiting it out hadn't done anything. Susan had even tried minoxidil before she came to me, she put it on every night for months and her part still kept getting wider, and that's because minoxidil is just a vasodilator, it widens blood vessels and doesn't block DHT, so the DHT keeps attacking your follicles the whole time, and the second you stop, the hair falls right back out. What actually works is stopping DHT at the source and blocking the DHT that's already there. The brand I recommend to my patients is Bloom & Bond, and I'm specific about the brand because quality really matters here. Most pumpkin seed oil on Amazon is heat processed, which destroys the compounds that actually block DHT, and Bloom & Bond is cold pressed. And most saw palmetto supplements use cheap berry powder that delivers almost none of the fatty acids from the clinical studies, while Bloom & Bond uses the extract that was actually tested, with both ingredients at the doses that matter. Here's why it works, the pumpkin seed oil inhibits the enzyme that creates DHT in the first place, and the saw palmetto blocks whatever DHT is left from binding to your follicles, so it's two mechanisms in one formula. I started Susan on Bloom & Bond that same day. ✅ The first two weeks, nothing changed, and she admitted later that she had already decided it was going to be one more bottle that did nothing for her ✅ Three weeks in, her shedding had slowed down, her brush wasn't full every morning and the drain stayed clear after a wash ✅ Around week six, she realized she had stopped checking her part in every mirror she walked past, which she said was the first day in a year her hair wasn't the first thing on her mind ✅ By month three, she was texting me photos of baby hairs coming back along her hairline, the short ones that stand straight up and refuse to lie down ✅ By month six, her part had filled in enough that she stopped hiding it on the other side, and she wore her hair down to her daughter's graduation What stays with me about Susan is that she spent a whole year believing it was stress, when the answer was right there in where her hair was thinning. So if you're losing your hair and you don't know why, look at where it's thinning. If your part is getting wider, your temples are thinning and it's getting worse over time, that's DHT, and it doesn't resolve on its own, so please don't give it another year. You don't have to wonder which one you have anymore, and you don't have to spend another month treating the wrong one. 👉 https://thebloomandbond.com/products/new-pumpkin-seed-oil-softgels P.S. If your shedding came on suddenly, all over your head, a few months after something stressful, that one usually does settle down on its own, and you may not need anything from me at all. P.P.S. But if it's the top, the temples and the crown, and it's been getting worse month after month, that's the one that doesn't stop on its own, and every month you wait is another month of your follicles shrinking. Susan only wishes she'd found out a year sooner, and you don't have to.

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