hair loss

[Guest guest]

Again, this is an individual thing. I haven't lost any hair, I had my surgery 1/19/07. Cyrena

[Guest guest]

8/2/2007, courtreporter76@... writes: << Hi! I'm one year post op

and am now experiencing slight hair loss again. I had it before months 3

through 6 but haven't had any problems since. Has this happened to anyone

else?>>

I lost hair by the handfuls about 4-5 mos post-op. It never did come back in

as full as it once was, but I have tons of curly hair so it wasn't such a

bad thing. Then...3-1/2 YEARS later, I started thinning quite badly in the

front, much like male pattern baldness. It hasn't progressed, but it hasn't

gotten any better, either. :*(

Best regards,

Patty A

5'3 " , 253/144/???

8/25/03, MGB, Stsvl, Drs. R & Chery

*** please choose your Plastic Surgeon wisely *** Avoid costly mistakes and

make sure that they SPECIALIZE in WLS patients !!! ***

12/2/04, TT & BA: 5/31/05, Arm tuck, donut lift, TT rev, Legs lipo: 8/25/05,

Thighs: Chlt, Dr.P.Tucker

8/16/06, *CORRECTIONS* to legs, Mastopexy w/implant removal: Chlt, Dr. S. Don

11/6/06, *CORRECTION replacement* of breast implants (AWESOME JOB)!: Chlt,

Dr. S. Don

************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at

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[Guest guest]

>

> Has anyone experience hair loss on Depakote Sprinkles? If so, was

there anything you could do to prevent it? Thanks, Candie

>

>

[Guest guest]

Rogaine for women works well. And it especially works better for women who

actually have hair to rub it into as it needs to attach to the hair follicles.

God bless,

Beth

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[Guest guest]

Head & Shoulders - the version you buy in a box - is recommended. There are

also Nioxin products but you have to be dedicated to them.

Elinor

Diane Innes <vegasdiane@...> wrote:

Hi Post-Ops:

I'm 4-1/2 months out, and the dreaded hair loss has started with a vengence. I

have taken zinc and biotin regularly, but am losing hair anyway. Do any of you

have any ideas to minimize the damage? I'm desperate.

Many thanks,

Diane

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[Guest guest]

My hair loss stopped at about 9 months and I did not

do anything special .... no one ever noticed except

me and my hair dresser ... funny thing is when the

hair loss stopped and my new hair grew in it was

curley ... beautiful curley ... so I feel blessed.

3-21-06

268 / 149

--- Diane Innes <vegasdiane@...> wrote:

> Hi Post-Ops:

> I'm 4-1/2 months out, and the dreaded hair loss

> has started with a vengence. I have taken zinc and

> biotin regularly, but am losing hair anyway. Do any

> of you have any ideas to minimize the damage? I'm

> desperate.

> Many thanks,

> Diane

>

>

>

> ---------------------------------

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> removed]

>

>

3-21-06

Dr Walsh High Point, NC

5' 2 "

268 day of surgery

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[Guest guest]

Awesome, . You give me hope.

Thanks,

Diane

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shelly joy <radiochickgso@...> wrote:

My hair loss stopped at about 9 months and I did not

do anything special .... no one ever noticed except

me and my hair dresser ... funny thing is when the

hair loss stopped and my new hair grew in it was

curley ... beautiful curley ... so I feel blessed.

3-21-06

268 / 149

--- Diane Innes <vegasdiane@...> wrote:

> Hi Post-Ops:

> I'm 4-1/2 months out, and the dreaded hair loss

> has started with a vengence. I have taken zinc and

> biotin regularly, but am losing hair anyway. Do any

> of you have any ideas to minimize the damage? I'm

> desperate.

> Many thanks,

> Diane

>

>

>

> ---------------------------------

> Catch up on fall's hot new shows on TV.

> Watch previews, get listings, and more!

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

3-21-06

Dr Walsh High Point, NC

5' 2 "

268 day of surgery

__________________________________________________________

Take the Internet to Go: Go puts the Internet in your pocket: mail, news,

photos & more.

http://mobile./go?refer=1GNXIC

Diane Day, Las Vegas Realtor

5/29/07 Dr. R in Las Vegas

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Elinor. I'll look for the box version of Head & Shoulders. Do you know

who carries it?

Diane

Elinor <laussie04@...> wrote:

Head & Shoulders - the version you buy in a box - is recommended.

There are also Nioxin products but you have to be dedicated to them.

Elinor

Diane Innes <vegasdiane@...> wrote:

Hi Post-Ops:

I'm 4-1/2 months out, and the dreaded hair loss has started with a vengence. I

have taken zinc and biotin regularly, but am losing hair anyway. Do any of you

have any ideas to minimize the damage? I'm desperate.

Many thanks,

Diane

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[Guest guest]

Thank you Beth. You and others have been very helpful. I very much appreciate

this group.

Diane

Beth Wiesler <bwiesler@...> wrote:

Rogaine for women works well. And it especially works better for women

who actually have hair to rub it into as it needs to attach to the hair

follicles.

God bless,

Beth

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[Guest guest]

Wal-Mart has it.

Elinor

--- Diane Innes <vegasdiane@...> wrote:

> Thanks, Elinor. I'll look for the box version of

> Head & Shoulders. Do you know who carries it?

> Diane

>

> Elinor <laussie04@...> wrote:

> Head & Shoulders - the version you buy in

> a box - is recommended. There are also Nioxin

> products but you have to be dedicated to them.

> Elinor

>

> Diane Innes <vegasdiane@...> wrote:

> Hi Post-Ops:

> I'm 4-1/2 months out, and the dreaded hair loss has

> started with a vengence. I have taken zinc and

> biotin regularly, but am losing hair anyway. Do any

> of you have any ideas to minimize the damage? I'm

> desperate.

> Many thanks,

> Diane

>

> ---------------------------------

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> previews, get listings, and more!

>

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>

>

>

>

> Diane Day, Las Vegas Realtor

> 5/29/07 Dr. R in Las Vegas

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

--- Elinor <laussie04@...> wrote:

> Wal-Mart has it.

> Elinor

> --- Diane Innes <vegasdiane@...> wrote:

>

> > Thanks, Elinor. I'll look for the box version of

> > Head & Shoulders. Do you know who carries it?

> > Diane

> >

> > Elinor <laussie04@...> wrote:

> > Head & Shoulders - the version you buy

> in

> > a box - is recommended. There are also Nioxin

> > products but you have to be dedicated to them.

> > Elinor

> >

> > Diane Innes <vegasdiane@...> wrote:

> > Hi Post-Ops:

> > I'm 4-1/2 months out, and the dreaded hair loss

> has

> > started with a vengence. I have taken zinc and

> > biotin regularly, but am losing hair anyway. Do

> any

> > of you have any ideas to minimize the damage? I'm

> > desperate.

> > Many thanks,

> > Diane

> >

> > ---------------------------------

> > Catch up on fall's hot new shows on TV.

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> > previews, get listings, and more!

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> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Diane Day, Las Vegas Realtor

> > 5/29/07 Dr. R in Las Vegas

> >

> >

> __________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

Hair loss is part of starvation, get used to it and

get over it. Mine is growing back

Barbara

--- Elinor <laussie04@...> wrote:

> Wal-Mart has it.

> Elinor

> --- Diane Innes <vegasdiane@...> wrote:

>

> > Thanks, Elinor. I'll look for the box version of

> > Head & Shoulders. Do you know who carries it?

> > Diane

> >

> > Elinor <laussie04@...> wrote:

> > Head & Shoulders - the version you buy

> in

> > a box - is recommended. There are also Nioxin

> > products but you have to be dedicated to them.

> > Elinor

> >

> > Diane Innes <vegasdiane@...> wrote:

> > Hi Post-Ops:

> > I'm 4-1/2 months out, and the dreaded hair loss

> has

> > started with a vengence. I have taken zinc and

> > biotin regularly, but am losing hair anyway. Do

> any

> > of you have any ideas to minimize the damage? I'm

> > desperate.

> > Many thanks,

> > Diane

> >

> > ---------------------------------

> > Catch up on fall's hot new shows on TV.

> Watch

> > previews, get listings, and more!

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> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Diane Day, Las Vegas Realtor

> > 5/29/07 Dr. R in Las Vegas

> >

> >

> __________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

10/22/2007, miamicat1@... writes: << Hair loss is part of starvation,

get used to it and get over it. Mine is growing back>>

It is also known as a symptom of nutritional deficiency and MAY be the sign

of something more serious - therefore one should not " get used to it and get

over it " . It IS something that SHOULD be watched. Happy to hear yours is

growing back. Mine did not.

Best regards,

Patty A - NC state licensed barber

5'3 " , 253/144/???

8/25/03, MGB, Stsvl, Drs. R & Chery

*** please choose your Plastic Surgeon wisely *** Avoid costly mistakes and

make sure that they SPECIALIZE in WLS patients !!! ***

12/2/04, TT & BA: 5/31/05, Arm tuck, donut lift, TT rev, Legs lipo: 8/25/05,

Thighs: Chlt, Dr.P.Tucker

8/16/06, *CORRECTIONS* to legs, Mastopexy w/implant removal: Chlt, Dr. S. Don

11/6/06, *CORRECTION replacement* of breast implants (AWESOME JOB)!: Chlt,

Dr. S. Don

************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

[Guest guest]

And if I'm not mistaken, starvation is NOT part of the MGB plan! If we're eating

right post-op, then we are not starving. This is the wonderful thing about the

MGB; you don't have to diet, but you DO have to eat right. If you're still a

ways from your goal weight, don't cut waaaaay back on your calories, but do

review the calories you're taking in. Protein first, then veggies, then carbs.

That might be the first revision, before you consider a surgical revision. Just

a thought.

:-) Kathy in VA

7/6/06

297/157

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From: NCGorgeous1963@...

10/22/2007, miamicat1@... writes: << Hair loss is part of starvation,

get used to it and get over it. Mine is growing back>>

It is also known as a symptom of nutritional deficiency and MAY be the sign

of something more serious - therefore one should not " get used to it and get

over it " . It IS something that SHOULD be watched. Happy to hear yours is

growing back. Mine did not.

Best regards,

Patty A - NC state licensed barber

5'3 " , 253/144/???

8/25/03, MGB, Stsvl, Drs. R & Chery

*** please choose your Plastic Surgeon wisely *** Avoid costly mistakes and

make sure that they SPECIALIZE in WLS patients !!! ***

12/2/04, TT & BA: 5/31/05, Arm tuck, donut lift, TT rev, Legs lipo: 8/25/05,

Thighs: Chlt, Dr.P.Tucker

8/16/06, *CORRECTIONS* to legs, Mastopexy w/implant removal: Chlt, Dr. S. Don

11/6/06, *CORRECTION replacement* of breast implants (AWESOME JOB)!: Chlt,

Dr. S. Don

************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

[Guest guest]

Hi Anne,

If you have ruled out Hypothyroid (search the QXCI, it certainly can be a

huge stress problem. I have helped women with hair loss regain it by

addressing the thyroid. Also, I would refer you to Dr. Alistair Bourne's

protocol for Alopecia.

Phil

hair loss

Several clients have inquired as to how effective the QXCI is in

addressing hair loss. And I, honestly, don't know. Can anyone help?

Clients are post-menopausal; lost hair during menopause and have

continued to do so, years later; are in their 60's and in fairly good

health. I am aware of a thyroid connection, but they offer no sx's or

complaints.

Can anyone provide direction, or some insights, on how/where to

address this issue. I remain most appreciative your help and your

interest.

Anne Zipkes

Hot Springs, AR

.............................................

[Guest guest]

Hair loss can be the following 1. low protein, 2. low oils, 3. low adrenals, 4. low thyroid, 5. during the menopause low progesterone 6. high chemicals and body products. A hormone test is vital address all of these. To check thyroid take pulse and temperature. For a hormone test go to http://www.hairsampleanalysis.com best wishes Sue

[Guest guest]

hair loss is tied to Insulin resistance Phil Punt <phil@...> wrote: Hi Anne,If you have ruled out Hypothyroid (search the QXCI, it certainly can be ahuge stress problem. I have helped women with hair loss regain it byaddressing the thyroid. Also, I would refer you to Dr. Alistair Bourne'sprotocol for Alopecia.Phil-----Original Message-----From: qxci-english [mailto:qxci-english ]On Behalf Of annezipkesSent: Friday, November 02, 2007 8:23 AMqxci-english Subject: hair lossSeveral clients have inquired as to how effective the QXCI is inaddressing hair loss. And I, honestly, don't know. Can anyone help?Clients are post-menopausal; lost hair during menopause and havecontinued to do so, years later; are in their 60's and in fairly goodhealth. I am aware of a thyroid connection, but they offer no sx's orcomplaints.Can anyone provide direction, or some insights, on how/where toaddress this issue. I remain most appreciative your help and yourinterest.Anne ZipkesHot Springs, AR............................................

[Guest guest]

or increased Testosterone (in women)or hypothyroid....rosalia mariz <aliamar2003@...> wrote: hair loss is tied to Insulin resistance Phil Punt <phil@...> wrote: Hi Anne,If you have ruled out Hypothyroid (search the QXCI, it certainly can be ahuge stress problem. I have helped women with hair loss regain it byaddressing the thyroid. Also, I would refer you to Dr. Alistair Bourne'sprotocol for

Alopecia.Phil-----Original Message-----From: qxci-english [mailto:qxci-english ]On Behalf Of annezipkesSent: Friday, November 02, 2007 8:23 AMqxci-english Subject: hair lossSeveral clients have inquired as to how effective the QXCI is inaddressing hair loss. And I, honestly, don't know. Can anyone help?Clients are post-menopausal; lost hair during menopause and havecontinued to do so, years later; are in their 60's and in fairly goodhealth. I am aware of a thyroid connection, but they offer no sx's orcomplaints.Can anyone provide direction, or some insights, on how/where toaddress this issue. I remain most appreciative your help and

yourinterest.Anne ZipkesHot Springs, AR............................................

[Guest guest]

can you elaborate, or give direction please

RE: hair loss

hair loss is tied to Insulin resistance Phil Punt <phil@...> wrote:

Hi Anne,If you have ruled out Hypothyroid (search the QXCI, it certainly can be ahuge stress problem. I have helped women with hair loss regain it byaddressing the thyroid. Also, I would refer you to Dr. Alistair Bourne'sprotocol for Alopecia.Phil-----Original Message-----From: qxci-english [mailto:qxci-english ]On Behalf Of annezipkesSent: Friday, November 02, 2007 8:23 AMqxci-english Subject: hair lossSeveral clients have inquired as to how effective the QXCI is inaddressing hair loss. And I, honestly, don't know. Can anyone help?Clients are post-menopausal; lost hair during menopause and havecontinued to do so, years later; are in their 60's and in fairly goodhealth. I am aware of a thyroid connection, but they offer no sx's orcomplaints.Can anyone provide direction, or some insights, on how/where toaddress this issue. I remain most appreciative your help and yourinterest.Anne ZipkesHot Springs, AR............................................

[Guest guest]

Yes and the thyroid regulates the digestive system including the pancreas, which does affect insulin

[Guest guest]

Try this product!http://amalakitreeoflife.com/vibrantenergy/rosalia mariz <aliamar2003@...> wrote: hair loss is tied to Insulin resistance Phil Punt <phil@...> wrote: Hi Anne,If you have ruled out Hypothyroid (search the QXCI, it certainly can be ahuge stress problem. I have helped women with hair loss regain it byaddressing the thyroid. Also, I would refer you to Dr. Alistair

Bourne'sprotocol for Alopecia.Phil-----Original Message-----From: qxci-english [mailto:qxci-english ]On Behalf Of annezipkesSent: Friday, November 02, 2007 8:23 AMqxci-english Subject: hair lossSeveral clients have inquired as to how effective the QXCI is inaddressing hair loss. And I, honestly, don't know. Can anyone help?Clients are post-menopausal; lost hair during menopause and havecontinued to do so, years later; are in their 60's and in fairly goodhealth. I am aware of a thyroid connection, but they offer no sx's orcomplaints.Can anyone provide direction, or some insights, on how/where toaddress this issue. I remain most appreciative your help

and yourinterest.Anne ZipkesHot Springs, AR............................................

[Guest guest]

Have to jump in here and say something. I see this on

my other lists as well, so it's not just EPFX users

that are doing this.

BEFORE I take any kind of supplement...I myself would

want to know WHAT is the underlying issue causing the

problem. Supplements are great and they help...but

without knowing what was causing the problem to begin

with...how do you know it is really going to help?

Will it stop or reduce those issues? How can you know

that answer without knowing the originating cause?

We have a great device and therapies available at our

fingertips. If we are using it like it was supposed to

be used...we would know this answer and then know the

correct supplement " If Needed " to use as a take home

therapy. And there are excellent supplements out there

that really do work. But to offer supplements without

that information before hand to me is like suggesting

an asprin for an enurysm. Neither is going to help the

other.

Just my 2 cents.

Kernan

--- aurelie <coachaurelie@...> wrote:

> Try this product!

>

> http://amalakitreeoflife.com/vibrantenergy/

>

> rosalia mariz <aliamar2003@...> wrote:

> hair loss is tied to Insulin

> resistance

>

> Phil Punt <phil@...> wrote:

> Hi Anne,

> If you have ruled out Hypothyroid (search the QXCI,

> it certainly can be a

> huge stress problem. I have helped women with hair

> loss regain it by

> addressing the thyroid. Also, I would refer you to

> Dr. Alistair Bourne's

> protocol for Alopecia.

> Phil

>

> hair loss

>

> Several clients have inquired as to how effective

> the QXCI is in

> addressing hair loss. And I, honestly, don't know.

> Can anyone help?

>

> Clients are post-menopausal; lost hair during

> menopause and have

> continued to do so, years later; are in their 60's

> and in fairly good

> health. I am aware of a thyroid connection, but they

> offer no sx's or

> complaints.

>

> Can anyone provide direction, or some insights, on

> how/where to

> address this issue. I remain most appreciative your

> help and your

> interest.

>

> Anne Zipkes

> Hot Springs, AR

>

> ............................................

>

>

[Guest guest]

I too am losing some hair, just recently. I started drinking Mona Vie

because my neighbor sells it and it seems to be helping so far. I am

also planning to get a slight unfill which should allow me to eat more

salads and protein etc. Then, I am hoping that will help. I will be

anxious to see what people post about this.

Deborah

[Guest guest]

, if you are loosing hair, get more protien! Maybe even do a few

shakes a day. And the shampoo that I have found (I am a hairdresser)

is Nioxin. they have a good formula for stopping the loss and getting

it going again. But internal is most important. get boitin and lots

of protien and make sure you are getting enough vitamins too! :-)

take care, hope that helps,

>

> Hello all, been a lil while since Ive posted. But I read everyones

> post everyday and still excellent job in giving out the info people

> need on here...You DR A bansters ROCK!!...My question is..I had some

> emails saved back before I had my surgery about hair loss and I have

> lost them. Can someone tell me what kind of shampoo that some have

> used to help them with the hair loss. Mine is just now starting to

> fall out and I have veryyy fine hair..dont have much to be

> losing...and I need something to help me keep what lil I have..lol So

> any information I can get will be very much appreciated.

>

> Thanks

>

>

> DOB 8/1/07

> 207/170/130

>

[Guest guest]

Good point . As a reminder: in many states, including Florida, it is illegal to recommend or prescribe a dietary supplement unless you are a LICENSED nutritionist or dietician. Un- licensed practitioners using the SCIO to analyze and recommend supplements is illegal in many states. See my web site www.epfx-scio-info.com for some cautionary advice on this subject. Barry Hall

hair loss> > Several clients have inquired as to how effective> the QXCI is in> addressing hair loss. And I, honestly, don't know.> Can anyone help?> > Clients are post-menopausal; lost hair during> menopause and have> continued to do so, years later; are in their 60's> and in fairly good> health. I am aware of a thyroid connection, but they> offer no sx's or> complaints.> > Can anyone provide direction, or some insights, on> how/where to> address this issue. I remain most appreciative your> help and your> interest.> > Anne Zipkes> Hot Springs, AR> > ............................................> >