To give you a real answer, we cannot look at hair in isolation. That's why I apply hair PNI (Psychoneuroimmunoendocrinology). This approach, which I have developed over my years of experience and after seeing that normal treatments don't always work and their toxicity is sometimes greater than we would like, allows us to connect the dots between your stress management (Psychology), your rest (Neurology), your microbiota and inflammation (Immunology), and your hormones (Endocrinology).
This scientific approach allows us to understand the constant connection between four key systems:
This scientific approach allows us to understand the constant connection between four key systems:
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Psychology: How your social situation, stress management, and emotions impact your body and hair in multiple ways.
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Neurology: Our physical activity, the quality of our sleep and rest, and even our posture can send signals to the hair to stop growing.
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Immunology: One of the main challenges in today's society, as everything inflames us, from diet to lifestyle habits. This translates not only into poor growth but also into possible autoimmune conditions in which the body directly attacks the hair. A silent disease that doesn't show up in lab tests but that we assess clinically.
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Endocrinology: Hair responds to all the hormones in your body, so understanding how you function is key to selecting the most effective treatments for your case.