Each follicle moves through several phases: Anagen: The active growth phase Catagen: A short transition phase Telogen: The resting phase Exogen: The phase when the strand sheds Hair thinning can occur when follicles spend less time in anagen, enter telogen too early, or gradually produce shorter and finer strands
Protecting your hair if you restart or change GLP-1 medications Switching from one GLP-1 medication to another, or restarting after a break, carries a theoretical risk of triggering another round of telogen effluvium, particularly if the new medication or restart leads to another phase of rapid weight loss
These naturally occurring compounds are designed to target specific physiological processes
Many users photograph their progress to document changes that occurred so gradually they might otherwise go unnoticed
Ketamine and other glutamate receptor modulators for depression in adults
Glutathione Powerful antioxidant that brightens skin and reduces melanin
