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Conventional wisdom teaches us to accept our fate when it comes to hair loss. \\u201cRuns in the family,\\u201d we\\u2019re often told\\u2014and sometimes it does (but that\\u2019s usually not the full story). \\u201cIt\\u2019s just\\xa0part of getting older,\\u201d people say, too\\u2014and there we again find only partial truth at best.

But the Primal path is one of\\xa0thoughtful scrutiny, not blind acceptance. While most people would file hair loss under aesthetic concerns (ranging from neutral to negative depending on social norms and personal views), it\\u2019s not always that innocuous. Let\\u2019s look today the bigger picture behind hair loss and the situations in which it signifies a genuine health concern.

(This Mark\'s Daily Apple article was written by Mark Sisson, and is narrated by Tina Leaman)

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