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johnadams
johnadams

Does using shampoo everyday cause badlness (alopecia)? I am losing hair but no one in my family (both sides) is bald..

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  • sharPharmD
    sharPharmD johnadams

    Posted

    There is no scientific evidence that shampooing everyday causes hair loss. Have you had your thyroid checked? 
  • rpsinghsethi
    rpsinghsethi johnadams

    Posted

    Shampoos are made up with chemicals.  They will  definitely cause hair loss. It can also be due to atmosphere and environmental changes.
    • AngleD
      AngleD rpsinghsethi

      Posted

      The shampoo is definitely chemical but it made for making good hair, not for hair loss.
  • rpsinghsethi
    rpsinghsethi johnadams

    Posted

    Yes, this is true. Using any kind of shampoo causes hair loss and baldness. 
  • AngleD
    AngleD johnadams

    Posted

    Shampoo is not the main problem if you are thinking about shampoo so you should check it PH value.
  • jeffmarsh
    jeffmarsh johnadams

    Posted

    The Shampoo is not the cause for the hair loss problems. There are so many other factors which are responsible for the hair loss. The Thyroid, Pollution, Anxiety and Junk foods are the main cause behind the hair loss problems.
  • rpsinghsethi
    rpsinghsethi johnadams

    Posted

    Many problems arise from our day to day activities because we really don't know what is right and what is wrong? However, some are saying using shampoo is right and some do not agree with it. 

  • jeffmarsh
    jeffmarsh johnadams

    Posted

    Yes, Shampoo is made up of chemicals with high PH volume will causes the hair fall. But not surely, shampoo is not only the main cause behind the hair fall. There are so many another reason behind the hair fall such environmental changes, hormonal disorder and improper health diet.
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