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Hormones like testosterone, thyroid hormone, estrogen and insulin tightly regulate the hair growth cycle. Excess androgens, high or low thyroid activity, low estrogen levels, elevated prolactin and insulin resistance cause the anagen growing phase to shorten prematurely. This leads to accelerated transition of hair follicles into the telogen resting and shedding phase, resulting in excessive hair fall and thinning hair in females. Targeting the hormonal imbalance with medications and natural therapies can help treat such hair loss.

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Excessive hair shedding and loss can be upsetting. Common causes include stress, nutrient deficiencies, medications, underlying illnesses, hormone changes, genetics, aging, scalp issues, and hair damage from styling. See a doctor to determine the cause. At-home remedies, dietary changes, stress relief, laser devices, and medical treatments like minoxidil, microneedling, and PRP can effectively stop progression of hair loss for many people and help regrow stronger, fuller hair.

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While more research is underway, vitamin D shows promise as an effective treatment for hair loss caused by nutrient deficiency. Ensuring adequate intake through sun exposure, food sources and supplementation may support healthy hair regeneration. Vitamin D along with a holistic approach offers hope for keeping your locks lush and full.

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Zinc is an essential mineral for healthy hair growth. Deficiency affects hormone levels, protein synthesis, and follicle health, leading to increased hair loss. Getting enough zinc from foods like oysters, meat, nuts, and legumes is optimal. Supplements may also help reverse deficiency hair loss in some cases, but high doses carry risks. See a doctor if hair shedding persists despite dietary changes.

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Magnesium is an essential mineral that helps with protein formation, energy production, hormone regulation and inflammation control - factors important for hair growth. Some observational studies link low magnesium levels to increased hair loss risk. While magnesium supplements may help some, there is currently limited evidence proving their effectiveness for treating hair loss. More research is still needed.

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While CBD may provide benefits like reduced anxiety and pain relief, it also carries potential side effects for cats like drowsiness, upset stomach, and changes in liver function. CBD overdoses can also be toxic. Working closely with your vet on product selection, dosing, and monitoring is crucial. Research is still limited, so CBD is not yet broadly recommended and should be used cautiously under medical supervision until more is known about its long-term safety and efficacy in cats.

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