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I am starting to think that my hair loss could be due to inflammation/calcium build up on my body. For one, I am supposed to have strong genes against it, yet I am definitely losing my hair as my hairline is receding.
I was thinking about going for a hair transplant but I've read cases that transplanted hairs goes into a decline during the years which led me to believe that hair loss could be a different issue.
I have read about the calcified theory, while I did try to solve this issue before without success. This time though, I might want to try it for a longer period of time.
Anyhow, about the teeth. I just want to ask if you have a higher calcium build up than normal, since I have that. I tend to need to have a trip to the dentist every 6 months since it would have a lot of build up by that period no matter how much I brush my teeth. Probably due to poor diet.
My theory is since I have this calcium deposits on my teeth, what more inside the body that could hinder the growth of my hair.
I was thinking about going for a hair transplant but I've read cases that transplanted hairs goes into a decline during the years which led me to believe that hair loss could be a different issue.
I have read about the calcified theory, while I did try to solve this issue before without success. This time though, I might want to try it for a longer period of time.
Anyhow, about the teeth. I just want to ask if you have a higher calcium build up than normal, since I have that. I tend to need to have a trip to the dentist every 6 months since it would have a lot of build up by that period no matter how much I brush my teeth. Probably due to poor diet.
My theory is since I have this calcium deposits on my teeth, what more inside the body that could hinder the growth of my hair.