Hunting for the cause of hairless legs

[Guest guest]

Shan's Note: Adrenal deficiency also causes one to lose the hair on the

lower body. Adrenal fatigue or deficiency often seems to be a problem with

those

that have hypothyroidism also .

 

Hunting for the cause of hairless legs

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Q: I'm a 56-year-old man with a curious, although not life-threatening

problem. My entire adult life I haven't had any hair on my legs. Do you have

any

information on what might be the cause?

Dr. Wright: In men, low testosterone levels are one of the main causes of

thin leg or body hair. Have your testosterone levels checked. If they're below

the normal range, you may want to consider bio-identical testosterone

replacement.

It's a good idea to consult with a physician skilled and knowledgeable in

natural medicine and bio-identical hormones for help with testing and any steps

you decide to take afterwards. For a list of such physicians in your area,

contact the American College for Advancement in Medicine at (800)532-3688 or

visit _www.acam.org_ (http://www.acam.org/) .

 

 

 

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I am a 57 year old woman, and I have only hair on my legs like that of an 8

yr old child, I also have never shaved under my arms or had to use

deodorant.

 

 

 

My guess is a lack of testosterone - I just wish some doc somewhere back

when I used to bother to ask why had looked into the reason instead of

patting me on the back and saying wasn't I the lucky one.

 

 

 

Well ya, it has been nice not to have to shave, BUT perhaps my thyroid,

adrenal and pituitary problems might have been discovered back then instead

of when I was 50!!!! And a real hurting puppy by then, and I don't think I

will ever be " normal " I think it is just too late with too much damage done.

 

 

 

Doctors need to think and listen whenever there is a cause.....there

eventually will be an effect.

 

 

 

SeaLady

 

 

 

Shan's Note: Adrenal deficiency also causes one to lose the hair on the

lower body. Adrenal fatigue or deficiency often seems to be a problem with

those

that have hypothyroidism also .

 

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Q: I'm a 56-year-old man with a curious, although not life-threatening

problem. My entire adult life I haven't had any hair on my legs. Do you have

any

information on what might be the cause?

Dr. Wright: In men, low testosterone levels are one of the main causes of

thin leg or body hair. Have your testosterone levels checked. If they're

below

the normal range, you may want to consider bio-identical testosterone

replacement.

It's a good idea to consult with a physician skilled and knowledgeable in

natural medicine and bio-identical hormones for help with testing and any

steps

you decide to take afterwards. For a list of such physicians in your area,

contact the American College for Advancement in Medicine at (800)532-3688 or

 

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[Guest guest]

Hello I once had hair on my legs and one morning woke up it was as if

someone shaved me. I have a low thyroid. Any suggestions for me using

alternative means? Sonja

, bestsurprise2002

wrote:

>

> Shan's Note: Adrenal deficiency also causes one to lose the hair on

the

> lower body. Adrenal fatigue or deficiency often seems to be a problem

with those

> that have hypothyroidism also .

>

> Hunting for the cause of hairless legs

> _http://www.wrightnewsletter.com/etips/ht200904/ht20090401b.html_

> (http://www.wrightnewsletter.com/etips/ht200904/ht20090401b.html)

> Q: I'm a 56-year-old man with a curious, although not life-threatening

> problem. My entire adult life I haven't had any hair on my legs. Do

you have any

> information on what might be the cause?

> Dr. Wright: In men, low testosterone levels are one of the main causes

of

> thin leg or body hair. Have your testosterone levels checked. If

they're below

> the normal range, you may want to consider bio-identical testosterone

> replacement.

> It's a good idea to consult with a physician skilled and knowledgeable

in

> natural medicine and bio-identical hormones for help with testing and

any steps

> you decide to take afterwards. For a list of such physicians in your

area,

> contact the American College for Advancement in Medicine at

(800)532-3688 or

> visit _www.acam.org_ (http://www.acam.org/) .

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

And yet another cause for hair loss - fungus. When I got rid of fungus on my

lower legs, the hair grew back after being hairless for years. I got rid of the

fungus, which was eating the hair follicles, by applying Cansema

(www.altcancer.com) over a colloidal silver solution applied to my legs.

 

On my head, I am successfully getting my hair back by applying colloidal silver

with baking soda in solution. The only drawback is that the baking soda is also

bleaching my hair slightly.

 

John from Israel

 

, bestsurprise2002 wrote:

>

> Shan's Note: Adrenal deficiency also causes one to lose the hair on the

> lower body. Adrenal fatigue or deficiency often seems to be a problem with

those

> that have hypothyroidism also .

>

> Hunting for the cause of hairless legs

> _http://www.wrightnewsletter.com/etips/ht200904/ht20090401b.html_

> (http://www.wrightnewsletter.com/etips/ht200904/ht20090401b.html)

> Q: I'm a 56-year-old man with a curious, although not life-threatening

> problem. My entire adult life I haven't had any hair on my legs. Do you have

any

> information on what might be the cause?

> Dr. Wright: In men, low testosterone levels are one of the main causes of

> thin leg or body hair. Have your testosterone levels checked. If they're

below

> the normal range, you may want to consider bio-identical testosterone

> replacement.

> It's a good idea to consult with a physician skilled and knowledgeable in

> natural medicine and bio-identical hormones for help with testing and any

steps

> you decide to take afterwards. For a list of such physicians in your area,

> contact the American College for Advancement in Medicine at (800)532-3688 or

> visit _www.acam.org_ (http://www.acam.org/) .

>

>

>