Jim Hampton asked:




So you’ve checked your family tree and you can find no one with balding or even receding hair. You’ve checked both your mothers and fathers side of the genealogy tree and nothing. So you have unexplained hair loss and you can’t find any good reasons why you are experiencing this.

This article will go into something that probably you never thought of before that might be the culprit in the recession of your hair.

It’s all around us and you probably don’t even know the ramifications but if you cannot find any reason for your unexplained hair loss then maybe you ought to investigate the environment that you currently live and work in on a daily basis.

Toxins surround us in the environment that we live by the materials that use everyday. A lot of emphasis is taken on the genetics of the situation when someone loses hair. But because we live in a society that is constantly experimenting with new drugs and ways to grow food and increase productivity in materials that the level of toxicity has risen to a level that may have affected certain people.

If you are experiencing unexplained hair loss and you have done your due diligence in researching your family tree and have come up with no solid foundation why it’s happening then you might want to switch your focus to your environment.

Because we live in a high paced society with constant changes in our environment we are surrounded with poisons and toxins that before we never considered to be dangerous which may cause fatigue, make us sick and could also be the reason for our hair loss?

Toxins exist in heavy metals and metal salts which if inhaled over a long period of time can cause hair loss. I know that seems like a far fetched idea but it is proven that this type of situation can cause hair loss. Why do you think there is so much emphasis on cleaning up contaminated waste areas left by industry? Toxic waste is all around us and it seems invisible with visible effects upon us.

Other chemicals that may contribute to our unexplained hair loss are gold, arsenic and mercury.

One of the silent killers of this day and age is the advent of arsenic. Arsenic comes in a variety of forms you probably didn’t even think of. Arsenic exists in glassware, fungicides, insecticides and in wood preservatives that is sold in handyman stores. More than likely arsenic is one of the ingredients in the chair that you’re sitting on right now. Arsenic has been one of the ingredients in weed killer as well.

When we use these products we are in physical contact with toxins and prolonged use will definitely affect our health. You need to be aware of this fact when diagnosing your condition of unexplained hair loss. Take a look at your environment and that could be the key to understanding your hair loss.

Because a lot of emphasis is mentioned in the field of staying healthy with the proper amount of vitamins for our body in order to provide enough protein to our scalp, having too much of a good thing may be detrimental. I am talking about the vitamins that we may ingest and we might just be taking too many of them.

Research has shown that taking an over abundance of vitamins may be a contributing factor in hair loss. That is a hard fact to swallow but it’s true specifically when it comes to vitamin A. Consumed in large quantities which is over the regulated amount can be counter productive to your health so you also must take heed on that fact as well.

This article has shown you that unexplained hair loss can definitely be linked to something and if all else fails make sure that you check your environment that you live and work in on a daily basis.

If you are looking for alternatives to growing back your hair there are some herbal remedies that might pique your interest in finding out more information as well.

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