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  Seasonal changes may contribute to hair loss due to lower endogenous melatonin synthesis. In autumn the days are shorter and we are exposed to less sunlight, so our body produces less of this hormone which, in addition to regulating sleep cycles, is related to normal hair growth. If at the same time we suffer a time of great stress, it is most likely that the problem will worsen because the amount of hair that enters its vital phase of loss increases, although this usually happens temporarily and reversible. Why does hair fall out? What is collagen? Ana Maria Lajusticia®...

We have compiled the aspects that concern or interest you most about thistranscendental stage in a woman's life and, based of these concerns, we have created this Guide to Menopause that you can consult whenever you want. With it, you will know everything about: what menopause is (and early menopause), at what age it begins and ends, the symptoms of premenopause (hot flashes, anxiety, palpitations, fatigue), how to lose weight during menopause, whether or not pregnancy can occur during menopause, and the recommended supplements for menopause (evening primrose oil, vitamin E, isoflavones, etc.). This way, you will become an expert...

Seasonal changes can contribute to hair loss due to reduced synthesis of endogenous melatonin. In the fall, days are shorter, and we are exposed to less sunlight, causing our bodies to produce a lower amount of this hormone. Melatonin not only regulates sleep cycles but is also linked to normal hair growth. If experiencing a period of high stress simultaneously, the problem is likely to worsen, as more hair enters its vital shedding phase. However, this is usually temporary and reversible. Why does hair fall out? To understand this process, it's essential to know the growth phases of hair within...