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Best hair growth products - https://www.hairguard.com In this video we'll see how zinc for hair growth can help you with your hair thinning and loss. Learn how zinc deficiency can cause these problems and how more zinc intake can help you. Transcription: Zinc is important in the healthy functioning of our bodies, but too much of it can create hair loss (1). Zinc helps build cells and it keeps our hormones balanced (2). It also assists with the assimilation of other vitamins, and it assists the body with assimilating protein, all of which are important for growing hair. However, zinc can also raise the level of the hormone DHT (Dihydrotestosterone) (3). DHT is considered the primary culprit for pattern baldness in both men and women. It is a chemical that is derived from testosterone. Testosterone in and of itself is not the problem; the problem is caused by the level of DHT that can bind to certain receptors in the hair follicle. DHT can cause the hair follicle to shrink, and this can lead to male (or female) pattern baldness. It can happen to both men and women, since women also have a certain amount of testosterone in their bodies. Although women have a much smaller amount of testosterone, even this small amount can cause DHT to aggravate further thinning. So for men, this is obviously an even bigger problem, since the amount of testosterone in their bodies is much higher. Even if the levels are “normal” according to a blood test, DHT can still create a hair problems. Because there is such a delicate balance between the hormones in the body, if there is a drop in the “female” hormone (estrogen), the “male” hormone (androgen), can become more dominant thereby leading to the problem of hair thinning and recession. How Does Zinc Fit Into the Picture? So, is it possible to use zinc for hair loss? Zinc does increase testosterone levels, but it can also limit the production of DHT. However, if you’re thinking of loading up on a zinc supplement, the effect will not be significant. It’s more important to keep your hormones in balance, which can also keep the level of DHT from getting too high, and larger doses of zinc taken orally can actually slow down hair growth by interfering with anagen development (4). Excess zinc can also lead to other mineral deficiencies – such as in copper, magnesium, iron, and manganese. But there’s also verifiable proof that zinc can play a role in hair growth. In one research study carried out in 2013, it was shown that zinc was the only thing to promote hair growth in a woman suffering from severe hypothyroidism (5). Hypothyroidism is a condition that’s known to contribute to hair loss. But Unfortunately, this condition has shown to be resistant to the more mainstream hair loss treatments. ------------------------------- Original article: https://www.hairguard.com/benefits-of... Disclaimer This video is for educational purposes only and is not intended to treat, diagnose or cure any disease