Our intestine is where we absorb nutrients from the food eaten. Daily hair loss happens to all of us. Examples of this include diarrhoea, which causes a "too fast" transit time of food through the intestinal tract or constipation which causes the reabsorption of toxic waste matter into the blood stream. These include glandular and hormonal problems, an over production of sebum or oil in the scalp, poor nutrient absorption ability and low nutritional levels, inadequate sleep and sudden or long term stress, as well as when taking certain medications.

Genetic factors can contribute to hair loss; however there are many other reasons why some people loose their hair faster than others. But when it's falling out faster than its regrowing, steps should be taken to find out why this is happening to you. If there is anything that interferes with the way this vital organ functions, we can experience hair loss.

How to Prevent Hair Loss From Occurring.

Additional factors that can also contribute to hair loss are; influenza, anaemia, thyroid problems and long standing illness.