Being diagnosed with diabetes in itself is a huge stressor.

It can feel like your body is betraying you.

And learning to navigate the new normal of eating differently, or even when you eat, is a lot to think about.

Then there’s medication and maybe even a new exercise plan.

Also, there’s the worry about what may happen with your vision, kidneys, heart, nerves, teeth and even fingers and toes.

But then a few months go by and you notice something else … 

Hair loss.

Maybe you just see more than usual on the floor, the shower drain or hair brush.

Maybe you just shake it off at first.

Maybe you don’t realize the connection.

And then it becomes too much to not notice. And a mention to the doctor or a quick Google search reveals something else …

Diabetes may cause hair loss.  

But there’s a double whammy … 

Some of the medications which treat diabetes can cause hair loss too.

Add stress to the mix and you may begin to just feel hopeless.

But it doesn’t have to be hopeless … AT ALL!

You see, in some cases diabetes attacks the follicles. In other cases there’s lack of blood flow to the follicles.  

In either case there are nutrients that can block the attack, feed the follicles and stimulate blood flow.

All allowing you to stop the hair loss in its tracks.