Wed/Feb 19/2025 – 07:03 PM
The results of a new study concluded that excessive intake Drinks sweetened with sugarIt may be associated with genetic baldness in males, and the researchers found that men who suffer from hair loss consume nearly twice the amount of sugary drinks consumed by those who do not suffer from hair loss, which explains the factors associated with diet and lifestyle as possible factors that contribute to In hair loss, according to the Times Now newspaper.
Men who consume large quantities of sugar vulnerable to baldness
According to the data of the National Health Services Authority, genetic baldness in men is the most common type of hair loss, and it begins hidden in hair loss and can ultimately lead to the emergence of remarkable bald spots, and about 6.5 million men in the United Kingdom suffer from this situation, while Genetics have long been considered the largest factor, and lifestyle and diet can also play a role.
Researchers from the University of Tsinghwa in Beijing conducted a study of the effect of drinking sugary drinks on hair loss, and their study indicates that men who drink more drinks with sugar, such as soda and drinks with fruit flavor, sports drinks, sweetened tea or coffee, may be more likely to develop hair loss.
The results revealed that men who suffer from hair loss tend to consume twice the amount of sugary drinks, compared to those who do not suffer from hair loss, and the research included 1028 men, most of whom are university students and teachers, from 31 provinces in China, and the participants have filled Average age of 27.8 years, questionnaires about the health of their hair, diet, lifestyle, and mental well -being.
The researchers focused in particular their consumption of drinks during the past month, and they compared this to their hair loss, and more than half of the participants (57.6%) reported that they were exposed to hair loss, and the consumption of sugary drinks was significantly higher among them, in the average people with MPHL drink 4.3 liters of Sugar drinks weekly, compared to only 2.5 liters among those with full hair.
The study identified many factors associated with the lifestyle and health, in which men who suffer from hair loss, including smoking, hair treatments, lack of physical activity, shorter sleep period, higher levels of anxiety or post -traumatic disorder, family history of MPHL infection , Bad eating habits, including eating more fried foods, sweets and lack of vegetable eating.
