Guest guest Posted May 21, 2008 Report Share Posted May 21, 2008 Though not aware of any fully natural hair dye, in our family we have a first hand experience of reversal of premature greying of hair. One of my older brothers was affected by premature greying in his teenage (he is now 53). My grandfather, an ayurvedic physician with his own manufacturing pharmacy, formulated a special preparation of extra medicated hair oil for him. With regular application over a period of three months, the premature greying was fully reversed. The next grey hair appeared on my brother's head only in his mid forties. Regards Aaroamal _____________ I was wondering if you know about a natural/ayurvedic hair dye that is as effective as the chemical ones that are sold commercially. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 21, 2008 Report Share Posted May 21, 2008 care to share the secret recipe? _____________ Though not aware of any fully natural hair dye, in our family we have a first hand experience of reversal of premature greying of hair. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 21, 2008 Report Share Posted May 21, 2008 Would it be possible to learn the makeup of this oil blend? Cindy _____________________________ in our family we have a first hand experience of reversal of premature greying of hair. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 21, 2008 Report Share Posted May 21, 2008 So, can you please give us the 'formula' of the medicine? Thanks ______________________ in our family we have a first hand experience of reversal of premature greying of hair. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2008 Report Share Posted May 22, 2008 Although it might be shot in the dark, on my next visit to India (July-Aug 2008) will make enquiries with the members in the family, who are continuing the profession. As it was a specific formulation, it might involve searching through manuscripts left behind by grandfather (b. circa 1901 ~ d. 1979). Regards Aaroamal ___________________________ So, can you please give us the 'formula' of the medicine? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2008 Report Share Posted May 22, 2008 where can we get that oil now in our family we have a first hand experience of reversal of premature greying of hair. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2008 Report Share Posted May 22, 2008 Although if your family are still producing the hair oil they would need the recipe to make it up wouldn't they? Best, Jane --------------------- > Although it might be shot in the dark, on my next visit to India > (July-Aug 2008) will make enquiries with the members in the family, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2008 Report Share Posted May 22, 2008 No Jane, it was not a regular generic formulation. Was a derivative special formulation, made in small volume. It was not produced as part of the 'over the counter' oils dispensed at the Vaidyashala. The current generation of physicians in the family are second-cousins and younger nephews, who may not be aware of this story I mentioned. About 7 years ago, my daughter (now 13) developed just one strand of grey hair; and at the time this old incident came to my mind. But the grey hair disappeared in course of time, so I did not pursue the thought. Now that there is interest, I will look into it. Regards ______________________ Although if your family are still producing the hair oil they would need the recipe to make it up wouldn't they? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2008 Report Share Posted May 22, 2008 premature greying is a problem common in India and all vaithiyas can try the following medicine. one of the reason for premature greying is shampoo 's of any brand some children apply shampoo on head and play and wash some one or two hours latter definitely get premature greying . better avoid shampoos or use occasionally and immediately wash. thribala thailam applying on head will change Grey hair. internally give loga asava, bringaraj asava, or both. kumariasava also you can try also try aloe gel on head all will help R. vidhyasagar. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 23, 2008 Report Share Posted May 23, 2008 Premature graying is an indicator of hormone levels as well as chemical poisoning of the blood. This also includes heavy metals. That is the reason the herbs for premature graying also act on liver mainly. The prescription is good. Kumari Aasava and aloe gel both originate from Aloe vera, a sure shot fertility herb, as well as lever cleansing herb. Bhringaraja is also liver herb. However, Vaidya must find root cause. In many cases in cities, the root cause appears to be the hypertension arising from inadequate blood supply to brain. In such cases, author found better results were obtained by doing certain yogasanas, meditation and breathing techniques, head massage, herbs which calmed down thoughts and promoted good sleep. Diet modification to obtain better balance in the pulse was seen to affect the overall health as well as hair. Color of the hair and their abundance is driven by earth+water elements. Hypertension and decreased energy in crown chakra can be diagnosed just by looking at hair density near crown of the head. Vaidyas need to start looking through the body, its cells and its parts rather than just memorising remedies against ailments. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 23, 2008 Report Share Posted May 23, 2008 hello, i have also searched on this topic and i have found out this Graying of hair is generally considered as a sign of old age. At times, graying starts even at young age. This is considered as morbidity. In Ayurveda this is called palitya. According to Ayurveda excessive passion, anger and psychic strain results in graying of hair. Persons suffering from chronic cold and sinusitis and those who use warm water for washing there hair are more likely to be victims of this condition. Causes: Dietic errors Worries and tension Lack of certain vitamins iron, copper, iodine, etc Genetic factors Unhygienic habits like unclean scalp, washing the hair with hot water, drying it with an electric dryer, and use of hair dyes. Heredity Gray Hair as a Sign of Illness: Due to graying of the hair at a particularly young age. Several illnesses may be heralded, including: Vitamin B12 deficiency Neurofibromatosis Thyroid disease Vitiligo Alopecia areata In addition, there is research linking premature graying of hair to other health conditions such as heart disease and low bone mass called osteopenia, Cigarette smoking also has been linked to premature graying. Dos and don'ts: Avoid contaminated food. Avoid foods such as white flour, refined sugar and all products made from them. Avoid soft drinks, pastries, jams and jellies. Avoid greasy and spicy food. Avoid salty food. Don't use chemical based shampoos, gels and colors. Regularly wash your hairs. Give a gentle massage to your scalp once a week. Oil your hairs twice a week. Give stream bath to your hairs once in every 15 days. Avoid extreme cold and hot environmental exposure to your hairs. Keep your separate comb and do not use comb of other people. Take at least eight hours continues sleep. Drink lots water. Protect your hairs from direct exposure to sunlight. Ayurvedic treatment: Bhringraja and amalaki are popularly used for the treatment of this condition. Medicated oil prepared by boiling these two drugs, viz ,Mahabhringraj taila is used extremely for massaging the head, The powder of these two drugs is also used internally in a dose of one teaspoonful three times daily with milk. The oil prepared from the seeds of the Neem tree is used for inhalation twice a day for about a month. Along with this, the patient should be advised to take only milk as his diet. Home Remedies: The use of Indian gooseberry is the foremost among the home remedies. The fruit, cut into pieces, should be dried, preferably in shade. These pieces should be boiled in coconut oil till the solid matter becomes like charred dust. This darkish oil is very useful against premature graying. The water in which dried amla pieces have been soaked overnight is also nourishing for the hair. This water should be used for the last rinse while washing the hair. Massaging the scalp every night with a teaspoonful of amla juice, mixed with a teaspoon of almond oil and a few drops of lime juice, also proves beneficial in the prevention and treatment of premature graying of hair. Amaranth is another effective home remedy for hair disorders. Application of the fresh juice of the leaves of this vegetable helps the hair to retain its black color and prevents it from premature graying. It also helps the growth of the hair and keeps it soft. Liberal intake of curry leaves is considered beneficial in preventing premature graying of hair. These leaves have the property of providing vitality and strength to hair roots. New hair roots that grow are healthier and contain a normal pigment. The leaves can be used in the form of chutney, or may be squeezed in buttermilk. When the leaves are boiled in coconut oil, the oil forms an excellent hair tonic to stimulate hair growth and bring back hair pigmentation. The butter made from cow's milk has the property of preventing premature graying of hair. A small roll may be taken internally and a little quantity may be massaged into the hair roots twice a week. Apply a paste made from 2-Tsp. henna powder, 1-tsp. curd, 1-tsp. fenugreek seed powder, 1 tbsp. coffee, 2-tbsp. mint juice and 2- tbsp. basil juice. Apply this paste to the hair for two hours. For a darker color, leave this paste in for 3 to 4 hours. Wash hair with any natural shampoo. Grate some fresh ginger. Mix with honey and place it in a jar. Eat 1- teaspoon everyday. thanks to every one Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 26, 2008 Report Share Posted May 26, 2008 This is a good letter, of course there is too much restriction on eating. R.Vidhyasagar Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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