Review of " Hair Loss in Women" by Melanie Vonabuesnig

Hair loss in women is not an unusual occurrence which may be surprising to some. There appears to be an increase among young women experiencing this distressing condition. Many factors can be attributed to hair loss and it can take varying degrees from slight loss to total body hair loss. The condition can come and go in some women whilst in some cases it can be a permanent condition.

It is crucial that one understands what type of hair loss they are suffering from as there are many different causes. For some it may be a hormonal cause for instance some women experience temporary hair loss a few months after having a baby. Others may have endured some stressful incident in their lives which can cause hair loss some months after the fact. If a person is on a drastic diet then their hair may be affected.  The choice of hair care products can also have a detrimental affect upon ones hair as I posted in an earlier blog. Therefore it is important to find out the underlying cause and treat it accordingly.

About the product:

I was fortunate enough to find an excellent book that deals with this subject. "Hair Loss in Women - Getting to the Root of the Problem" written by Melanie Vonzbuesnig. Melanie has experienced drastic hair loss herself but was able to heal and control her condition through research and understanding what was causing her particular problem. The results of her research are presented in this book and I found it easy to read and thorough. She covers common as well as rare hair loss conditions. The book makes good sense as well as providing alternative healthy means to address this condition. Her own angle of healing is the use of aromatherapy, which is a safe, natural use of essential oils to assist the body in healing and balance. Essential oils carry the vibrational healing properties of certain flowers, and plants and studies have shown that many ailments and conditions respond favorably to these essences.

How I tested the product:

I read the ebook in one sitting. I found it engagingly written as the author herself has suffered with hair loss. She also presents real life people under the different sub headings of hair loss, so the book is more heartfelt than a medical text book. I personally do not have drastic hair loss but I am interested in maintaining the health of my scalp and hair as it is fine. I am aware that many women suffer from hair loss  and so I wanted to find out what causes it and what can be done about it.

Pros:

• Instant download in ebook format.
• Fairly priced.
• Comes in a bundle of 3 books at discounted rate.
• Well presented, well documented and easy to understand.
• I imagine this knowledge would give hair loss sufferers hope that they do not have to suffer alone and that many hair loss cases are treatable.
• Promotes simple and natural techniques for health.
• Nice customer service. Prompt responses to emails.

Cons:

• None really - the book is a good resource that women can incorporate into their lives. If you don't care for ebooks then you can order a hard copy.

Conclusion:

Practical and compelling information especially in the light that the author honestly recounts her own hair loss journey.

Where to buy it:

Click here.

Knowledge is power.