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What Causes Male Pattern Baldness ?

Male pattern baldness or thinning of the male pattern is known as androgenic alopecia. The male pattern of baldness is due to hormonal imbalance and due to history of baldness in the family. Apart from all these, there are some reasons which cause male baldness i.e. physical stress, mental stress, poor hygienic, wrong dietary habits & hard water. To get more information about the male pattern baldness and risk of hypertension, as well as the treatment options visit Papillon Hair World.

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What Causes Male Pattern Baldness ?

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  1. WHATCAUSES MALEPATTERN BALDNESS? PHYSICAL STRESS Less sleep, busy daily occupancy/ liabilities of work, travelling frequently on bike, Car, Plane also becomes a physical stress. MENTAL STRESS Emotional, Psychological, Social burden we get from family, friends, career goals, Jobs, Expectations within all contribute to this. POOR HYGIENIC CONDITIONS Washing a head once a week/fortnight is really a bad habit which can trigger a hair fall and hair loss if not corrected at the proper time. WRONG DIETARY HABITS Frequent outside eateries will bring many unnoticed complaints. Poor nutritional and hygienic level of the food can trigger to an early hair loss. Togetmoreinformationabout male pattern baldness justgoto PapillonHairWorld. WWW.PAPILLONHAIRWORLD.COM

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