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Are there ways to slow down hereditary hair loss?

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PostPosted: 02/16/07 - 12:45    Post subject: Are there ways to slow down hereditary hair loss? Vote now! Reply with quote
My boyfriend's hair has been slowly falling out in since he was about 18. He is starting to lose his hair-line in the front and has a balding spot in the back. It doesn't bother me, but he is so self-conscious about it and I want to find a way to help him. He went to the doctors to ask about treatment but they didn't help too much. Are there anyways to prevent or slow down hereditary hair loss?
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