Being Bald Less Attractive Than Being Overweight – Provillus Can Help!

A recent survey of 1,001 American adults has revealed a truth that many suffering from hair loss suspect: thinning hair is a turn-off for most American women. In fact, 57% of women report that they aren’t attracted to men with thinning hair—and a shocking 40% of married Americans would rather their spouse be overweight than bald.

Yes, you read that right. More than one-third of people surveyed would prefer for their loved one to carry around extra weight rather than less hair—even though excess weight is associated with serious health problems like diabetes, stroke, heart disease, and even cancer.

In this beauty-centric society, where Americans consider hair one of their best features, it’s not surprising that 45% of the people surveyed admitted to trying to hide their thinning hair. Half considered a healthy diet as a potential treatment for thinning hair, and nearly as many will try hair vitamins (49%) or hair-thickening products like shampoos, conditioners and serums (46%).

Yet despite all the concern over hair loss, those surveyed showed a surprising lack of knowledge about the causes of baldness. 77% believed stress was a leading cause of hair loss, and more than one-third thought wearing hats frequently or overstyling hair are factors leading to baldness. In actuality, about 95% of cases of hair loss are due to inherited factors—in other words, your genes.

Another interesting finding from the survey is that 50% of Americans think that there is no way to effectively treat hair loss. Perhaps this is one reason why so many would prefer an overweight spouse to a bald one—people believe that it is easier to lose weight than to treat hair loss. However, this isn’t necessarily true. There are effective hair loss treatments, and weight loss is actually a very difficult thing for most people to achieve. In fact, using a hair regrowth treatment like Provillus is going to be much easier for most people than losing weight would be.

The popular product known as Provillus has special formulations to treat hair loss in both men and women. Provillus contains minoxidil, a clinically tested and FDA-approved ingredient that is available without a prescription. The minoxidil and natural herbs and minerals found in Provillus treats hereditary hair loss by addressing the hormonal causes of baldness. It blocks DHT, the hormone involved in more than 70% of cases of baldness or thinning hair.

So if you have thinning hair, look again at the results of Wakefield Research’s recent survey and consider that things might not actually look so grim. Sure, nearly half of married respondents would prefer a fat spouse over a bald one. But there are ways for you to regrow your thinning hair and prevent baldness, and hair loss treatments like Provillus are even simpler than many weight loss treatments.

There’s no need to despair over the opinions expressed by the survey respondents. If you can effectively treat hair loss, there’s no reason you can’t have it all—surely most Americans would find a slim spouse with a full head of hair most attractive of all!

About the Author
Obesity research scientist Matthew Denos finds it fascinating how diet, nutrition, and weight loss relate to hair loss. Matthew runs a website that offers weight loss program reviews as well as coupons for bistromd diet medfast coupons nutrisystem promotion coupons.