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What is DHT: If you are learning about hair loss in your battle against it then you should have seen the three letters “DHT” before. But what is DHT and how does it affect hair loss, and how can we use the information we have from years of research in order to stimulate and sustain hair growth? Those are the questions we will be exploring below. So sit tight and get ready to learn one of the most important topics related to hair loss!

DHT stands for Dihydrotestosterone and is a sex hormone that is converted from Testosterone with the aid of the enzyme 5-alpha reductase.

DHT, Testosterone, and Hairloss: The predominance of Testosterone, which women also have in trace amounts, was previously thought to be the main cause of hair loss. This is probably where the concept that “people who are balding have high levels of testosterone in their body” came from.

However, recent studies have shown that even though testosterone is at the core of the balding process, the main culprit of hair loss is actually DHT. If you’re genetically susceptible to hair loss, DHT can bind to receptors in your hair follicles (and scalp area) and cause them to shrink, weaken and eventually die. This process is called ‘miniaturization,’ and it ultimately leads to a complete end of hair growth in DHT-affected hair follicles. Since DHT is the primary hormone responsible for hair loss in men, the most effective way to slow down and prevent hair loss is to reduce the amounts of DHT around the affected hair follicles which can be achieved using DHT Blockers.

The hormonal process of testosterone converting to DHT, which then harms hair follicles, happens in both men and women. Under normal conditions, women have a small fraction of the level of testosterone that men have, but in women, even a lower level can cause DHTtriggered hair loss.

Yes, when testosterone levels rise, DHT levels are thus elevated and the problem becomes bigger. DHT levels can be elevated and be within what doctors consider “normal range” on a blood test, but they may be high enough to cause a problem in regards to the hair follicles.

The levels may not rise at all and still be a problem if you have the kind of body chemistry that is overly sensitive to even regular levels of chemicals, including hormones.

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