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Here’s Why You’re Losing Your Hair (Genetically Speaking)

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Here’s Why You’re Losing Your Hair (Genetically Speaking)

Is your maternal grandfather a fairly good indicator of whether or not you’re going to be bald? Yeah, kind of. But he’s not the only thing you should worry about. Sure, there are some “nurture” elements to hair loss, but a lot of it is “nature,” and therefore you’re screwed, bro.

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    Gary

    The most common cause of hair loss is in your genes. Heredity hair loss is often called male/female pattern baldness or androgenetic alopecia. Almost as many women as men develop hereditary hair loss, but their hair loss patterns are often different.For more information visit here: http://www.hairclinic.ae/hairloss

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