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To understand
why Megaderm works while other treatments do not, we must first
understand why you're losing your hair. It may be hard to believe,
but the process started when you where very young, and it will
continue until you do something about it.
First of all, hair loss has been found to be hereditary. For
most men and some women, it is caused by androgenetic alopecia.
You know it better as male pattern baldness, reflected in a
receding hairline, thinning hair or a balding crown.
For you men, the process of hair loss has to do with your sensitivity
to dihydrotestosterone, commonly known as DHT. I'm sure many
of you know what testosterone is, the male hormone that makes
you a man. Now, as you reached a certain age, an enzyme in your
system called 5-alpha reductase converted testosterone to DHT,
ten times as powerful and capable of triggering puberty.
Great stuff that DHT, but its work wasn't done. This is where
your hereditary hair loss comes in. If your hair is sensitive
to DHT, the results are male pattern baldness.
How does it work? DHT causes excessive oil, known as sebum,
to build up on the hair follice, clogging pores and stifling
follicle growth. This is responsible for 99 percent of hair
loss problems.
See
the graphic of a healthy and unhealthy
hair follicle to see how sebum can cause male pattern baldness,
one follicle at a time.