There is a wide range of male hair loss causes, and thanks to modern medicine, many choices of hair loss treatment for you to consider. The majority of men lose their hair thanks to inherited genes and the normal aging process, but there are other causes as well.

Another cause that has been uncovered during the research on male hair loss conducted in 2006 seems to be the overall nutrition of the American male. Despite encouragement to exercise more and eat more low fat foods, many men have a diet that is over rich in fats, oils, and high calorie foods.

There are various products specially design for male hair loss that are available on the market. You just have to look for one that contains ingredients such as; saw, pro-vitamin B5, and palmetto zinc. These chemicals are noted to keep hair grow on the head.

The earlier this problem is detected the better the results are. Balding can be seen from the front hairline back through your crown. You may have receding hair line, signs of hair thinning in the front, tiny bald spot on the crown or there is baldness on top while the rest of the head looks fine. Propecia and Minoxidil are the two popularly used FDA approved medications to treat male pattern baldness.

In my own personal view and many others, stress can be a contributing factor behind hair loss, this can also be said for other many other illness we face in our lifetimes. Stress appears to be a product of modern day life, however it did exist in the past, but it would of never of had the same kind of coverage it does today due to the media age we now live in.

Medicines that can cause hair loss include blood thinners. Certain infections can cause hair loss. Fungal infections of the scalp can cause hair loss in children. About 25% of men begin to bald by the time they are 30 years old, and about two-thirds are either bald or have a balding pattern by age 60.

Male hair loss can be caused by a variety of things, depending on the person and their particular situation. In general however most hair loss is not associated with any systemic or internal disease or has to do with a lack of nutrition. Thyroid disease is a common cause of hair loss

Another common cause of male hair loss is an immune disease known as alopecia areata. This condition can vary from small patches on the scalp to extensive hair loss all over the scalp and body. There are very effective over the counter and prescription therapies for this condition. Talk to your doctor about it.

But there is one last step you need to take to stop your hair loss, and that's to remove the DHT that currently exists on your scalp. By cleansing your liver, and eating more organic food, you will have successfully stop NEW DHT from being produced, but, the existing DHT will continue to destroy and temporarily neutralize hair follicles.