Stress and Hair Loss

Hair loss is a natural, genetic, and can be a stress-related process.

The hair loss process speeds up when nutrition, via the circulatory system, is shunted away from non-vital areas such as hair follicles.

When the stress is threatening and dramatic, blood is shunted from non-vital areas of the body, to vital areas in order to deal with the stress at hand.

Over time, when stress turns chronic, the same process continues: blood is shunted from non-vital areas, to the vital areas. The arms, legs, brain, and other stress related glands.

Hair loss may be a symptom of stress that needs attention.

In The Ultimate Natural Stress Management Manual, you will find an eye-opening look at your specific stressors. Then after identifying your major stress, you will find a step-by-step process of iliminating it from your life.

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