9 out of 10 Indians suffer from genetic hair fall, Traya study reveals
New Delhi (India), October 14: Data amassed by Traya, a holistic hair loss solution start-up, reveals that over 150 million Indians in their early 20s suffer from hair fall, balding and greying. This translated to 9/10 Indians facing genetic hair fall at least once in their lifetime due to underlying health conditions. Experts believe that […]

New Delhi (India), October 14: Data amassed by Traya, a holistic hair loss solution start-up, reveals that over 150 million Indians in their early 20s suffer from hair fall, balding and greying. This translated to 9/10 Indians facing genetic hair fall at least once in their lifetime due to underlying health conditions. Experts believe that apart from a genetic predisposition to the hormone DHT, genetic hair fall is further accelerated by a number of underlying root causes.
The Traya study further delved into the various causes of hair fall amongst Indians. From the 1,50,000 people who participated; 63% of the subjects reported severe dandruff along with their hair fall, 43% indicated the prevalence of irregular sleeping patterns, 68% of the subjects were suffering from high stress, 45% reported low energy levels due to a weak metabolism while 12% claimed some kind of gut imbalances like acidity, constipation, or indigestion, 38% suffered from stress, anxiety/depression and 52% reported nutritional deficiencies (macronutrients and micronutrients) along with chronic hair fall.
Additionally, the data also highlighted how certain hormonal troubles triggered hair fall. 64% of the participants faced hair fall due to the prevalence of thyroid (hypo/hyperthyroidism), 10% of females reported hair fall due to menopause, 62% showed the prevalence of post-pregnancy hair fall and 83% were suffering from PCOS.