Steve Bennis Emerged Victorious Over Hair Loss

Like many men that suffer from hair loss problems, Steve Bennis was only 18 when he started noticing that his hair was beginning to thin. Little did he know that, over the next four to five years, almost 90 percent of his hair would disappear. A man of amazing accomplishment, Bennis had achieved every single one of his educational goals, and many of his personal goals. With multiple degrees in engineering and international management from the country's most prestigious schools, Steve Bennis should have been at the top of his game. Instead, he was caught in a spiral of low self-esteem that undermined his self-confidence.

Despite the fact that Bennis had traveled the world, was fluent in seven languages, and was extremely well-educated, he was deeply disturbed by his hair loss. He felt - rightly so - that most people judge others based on outward appearance. It didn't matter that he was wearing a $3,000 suit or that he had a sharp intellect; what seemed to matter was that he didn't have hair. While baldness may be attractive on an NBA player, few would argue that hair loss works in a businessman's favor.

All too often, those who suffer from hair loss turn to shampoos that are the equivalent of snake oil, heavily advertised prescription medications that are marginally effective, wigs or toupees that clog hair follicles and further damage them, or invasive surgical procedures. The latter is, perhaps, the unkindest cut of all. Essentially, surgery for hair loss does nothing to promote actual hair growth; instead, it takes plugs of hair from one part of the scalp and transplants them to a part of the scalp with no hair. Because the surgery doesn't address the underlying issues associated with hair loss, the transplanted hair often falls out. Moreover, surgery can cost upwards of $18,000 - a major investment for what are, at best, marginal results.

Steve Bennis did the legwork, reviewed virtually all of the research on hair loss, and traveled around the world in search of a better way to help those whose self-esteem suffers because of hair loss. In the process, he discovered a company in Switzerland that, during the 1960s, used laser light therapy to treat pain. It turned out that an unintentional side effect was hair growth. To Bennis, this made sense, as low level laser light therapy increased blood flow to relieve pain. Increased blood flow meant that there was a concomitant increase in nutrient flow and oxygen flow to the scalp and the hair follicles.

But to Bennis, low level laser light therapy was just one piece of the puzzle. Over time, he discovered that the hormone DHT (dihydrotestosterone) kills hair, and that inhibiting DHT can trigger hair growth. He also unearthed the proper combination of nutritional strategies, vitamins, and exercise regimens that provide the body with the tools it needs to stimulate hair growth. Moreover, he found that scalp massages increase blood flow, which helps to deliver oxygen and nutrients to hair follicles.

The result? Steve Bennis not only grew back his own hair, but went on to launch a wildly successful business in helping others who have also suffered from hair loss. With thousands of happy clients, Bennis' Chicago-based Natural Hair Growth Institute is the culmination of Bennis' victory over hair loss.

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