Hair Problems

[Guest guest]

Hey. Not sure if this is the right place to post this but I would like some

advice. I'm a 24 year-

old male and I'm very self-conscious about my hair. My hair-line goes back

almost as far as

my ears and is quite thin at the front. I tend to brush it forward to cover up

the sides (center

parting) but it's thin, straight and tends to clump together. It looks awful and

I hate to see

scalp. It's thicker at the back, but I can see my scalp in places. I don't

'think' I'm going bald

though; there is no history of baldness in my family - in fact both my

grandparents have

great hair, although my father's is a bit thinner. I've looked at photos of

myself from years

back and it doesn't seem to have worsened; I'm just more aware of the problem. I

recently

started dying it a darker shade.

 

I've tried various shampoos and conditioners but no alternative remedies yet. I

have to bathe

and wash it every evening though or it gets really greasy - my forehead has a

constant shine

due to the grease (I'm using matte conditioner on this). I've heard that if you

don't wash your

hair for 3 months, it actually becomes 'self-washing' and looks great (myth?).

But my hair

looks awful in 24 hours without washing so forget that! Although I often suffer

depression,

I'm rarely 'stressed', I can cook and have a fairly good diet. I take vitamin

supplements

everyday, including iron. I don't drink or smoke and I'm fairly healthy.

 

Any suggestions? Is it really possible to re-grow hair? What's the best

treatment I can use to

thicken my hair and give it some volume?

[Guest guest]

Certain peoples body chemistry works with this method, I have used it

myself successfully but have noticed it only works for about every 1

out of 5 people;

 

Use pure allow from the store (brand - fruit of the earth) or what I

have done after it started to regrow is use a real allow leaf, filay

the leaf so that you only have the slimy middle part then massage it

deep into your scalp. Leave it in overnight and wash out next morning.

- Repeat 3 - 4 times a week until regrowth start then you fall back to

twice a week.

- When regrowth is complete only use once a month to maintain for next

4 months, soon you will be down to only once every 3 months where I am

now.

 

What is it that causes this is something called " Ormus " or sometimes

called " White Gold " , conentrations vary for different species of

plants, fruits and nuts. For more information do a Google search for

" Ormus " .

 

Hope that helps,

 

Jeagas68

[sovereign Guide]

 

, " aribenzane "

<aribenzane wrote:

>

> Hey. Not sure if this is the right place to post this but I would

like some advice. I'm a 24 year-

> old male and I'm very self-conscious about my hair. My hair-line

goes back almost as far as

> my ears and is quite thin at the front. I tend to brush it forward

to cover up the sides (center

> parting) but it's thin, straight and tends to clump together. It

looks awful and I hate to see

> scalp. It's thicker at the back, but I can see my scalp in places. I

don't 'think' I'm going bald

> though; there is no history of baldness in my family - in fact both

my grandparents have

> great hair, although my father's is a bit thinner. I've looked at

photos of myself from years

> back and it doesn't seem to have worsened; I'm just more aware of

the problem. I recently

> started dying it a darker shade.

>

> I've tried various shampoos and conditioners but no alternative

remedies yet. I have to bathe

> and wash it every evening though or it gets really greasy - my

forehead has a constant shine

> due to the grease (I'm using matte conditioner on this). I've heard

that if you don't wash your

> hair for 3 months, it actually becomes 'self-washing' and looks

great (myth?). But my hair

> looks awful in 24 hours without washing so forget that! Although I

often suffer depression,

> I'm rarely 'stressed', I can cook and have a fairly good diet. I

take vitamin supplements

> everyday, including iron. I don't drink or smoke and I'm fairly healthy.

>

> Any suggestions? Is it really possible to re-grow hair? What's the

best treatment I can use to

> thicken my hair and give it some volume?

>

[Guest guest]

scalptone tablets( Homeopathy medicine) 4-4-4-4 for 10 days the 3-3-3

for 10 days the 2-2-2 for b10 days then 3-3 for 10 days.

 

jobrandi hazir oil at sliping time in night

[Guest guest]

Hello,

 

Hair loss is a result of low blood circulation to the certain part

of the body that is experiencing the hair loss. Your hair follicles

are being block from the blood supply that feeds them. This results

in the " death " and loss of your hair as the folicle is dried up.

Kind of like grass in a yard, without water and fertilizer it dries

up and browns off. You can naturally regrow your hair by following

the simple techniques found in the e-book link I have included below.

 

 

How To Naturally Regrow Your Hair In 15 Minute A Day

http://strmbank.hairebook.hop.clickbank.net/

If the above link is not active copy and paste the whole address

into address bar.

Have a great day,

David

Snappy Shops

http://ads.profitrally.com/c_z93zw

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, " aribenzane "

<aribenzane wrote:

>

> Hey. Not sure if this is the right place to post this but I would

like some advice. I'm a 24 year-

> old male and I'm very self-conscious about my hair. My hair-line

goes back almost as far as

> my ears and is quite thin at the front. I tend to brush it forward

to cover up the sides (center

> parting) but it's thin, straight and tends to clump together. It

looks awful and I hate to see

> scalp. It's thicker at the back, but I can see my scalp in places.

I don't 'think' I'm going bald

> though; there is no history of baldness in my family - in fact

both my grandparents have

> great hair, although my father's is a bit thinner. I've looked at

photos of myself from years

> back and it doesn't seem to have worsened; I'm just more aware of

the problem. I recently

> started dying it a darker shade.

>

> I've tried various shampoos and conditioners but no alternative

remedies yet. I have to bathe

> and wash it every evening though or it gets really greasy - my

forehead has a constant shine

> due to the grease (I'm using matte conditioner on this). I've

heard that if you don't wash your

> hair for 3 months, it actually becomes 'self-washing' and looks

great (myth?). But my hair

> looks awful in 24 hours without washing so forget that! Although I

often suffer depression,

> I'm rarely 'stressed', I can cook and have a fairly good diet. I

take vitamin supplements

> everyday, including iron. I don't drink or smoke and I'm fairly

healthy.

>

> Any suggestions? Is it really possible to re-grow hair? What's the

best treatment I can use to

> thicken my hair and give it some volume?

 

>

[Guest guest]

My two cents worth. How many men could use some form

of hair growth that does not deplete their bank

account. You state that the stuff you need can be

bought at the grocery store for less then 12 dollars

however you are marketing your idea for 30 some. If I

had an proven idea like that I would just post it for

all members to benefit from it and if it works then I

would be happy to pay for it. Its a hassle to return

it if it does not work. The net it packed with stuff

like that. I hope someone from the group tries it and

hope it works and then maybe the rest of us can try

out. Thanks. AL.

 

--- bzoozzoo <bzoozzoo wrote:

 

> Hello,

>

> Hair loss is a result of low blood circulation to

> the certain part

> of the body that is experiencing the hair loss.

> Your hair follicles

> are being block from the blood supply that feeds

> them. This results

> in the " death " and loss of your hair as the folicle

> is dried up.

> Kind of like grass in a yard, without water and

> fertilizer it dries

> up and browns off. You can naturally regrow your

> hair by following

> the simple techniques found in the e-book link I

> have included below.

>

>

> How To Naturally Regrow Your Hair In 15

> Minute A Day

>

> http://strmbank.hairebook.hop.clickbank.net/

> If the above link is not active copy and paste the

> whole address

> into address bar.

> Have a great day,

> David

> Snappy Shops

> http://ads.profitrally.com/c_z93zw

>

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> ,

> " aribenzane "

> <aribenzane wrote:

> >

> > Hey. Not sure if this is the right place to post

> this but I would

> like some advice. I'm a 24 year-

> > old male and I'm very self-conscious about my

> hair. My hair-line

> goes back almost as far as

> > my ears and is quite thin at the front. I tend to

> brush it forward

> to cover up the sides (center

> > parting) but it's thin, straight and tends to

> clump together. It

> looks awful and I hate to see

> > scalp. It's thicker at the back, but I can see my

> scalp in places.

> I don't 'think' I'm going bald

> > though; there is no history of baldness in my

> family - in fact

> both my grandparents have

> > great hair, although my father's is a bit thinner.

> I've looked at

> photos of myself from years

> > back and it doesn't seem to have worsened; I'm

> just more aware of

> the problem. I recently

> > started dying it a darker shade.

> >

> > I've tried various shampoos and conditioners but

> no alternative

> remedies yet. I have to bathe

> > and wash it every evening though or it gets really

> greasy - my

> forehead has a constant shine

> > due to the grease (I'm using matte conditioner on

> this). I've

> heard that if you don't wash your

> > hair for 3 months, it actually becomes

> 'self-washing' and looks

> great (myth?). But my hair

> > looks awful in 24 hours without washing so forget

> that! Although I

> often suffer depression,

> > I'm rarely 'stressed', I can cook and have a

> fairly good diet. I

> take vitamin supplements

> > everyday, including iron. I don't drink or smoke

> and I'm fairly

> healthy.

> >

> > Any suggestions? Is it really possible to re-grow

> hair? What's the

> best treatment I can use to

> > thicken my hair and give it some volume?

>

> >

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

brother, may i suggest the following: fastfrom all

meats except fish, for 30 days. increase the amount of

greens eaten and make sure you eat red fruits, yellow

fruits, blue fruits, green fruits, andwhite fruits.

increase water, and eat nuts. you may want to take

silica, or horsetail, or oatstraw. they are known for

strengthening and growing hair and nails, red clover

is a good blood cleanser. massage your scalp with a

blend of rosemary essential oil and walnut. 25 drops

of rosemary to 1oz of walnut oil. envision your

follicles getting the blood and nutrients they need,

massage your scalp or have it massaged whatever is

less stressful for you. you may also want to include

saw palmetto as it is a form of testosterone, and

korean or chinese ginseng. blessings on you and yours.

 

--- Alfonso Ramos <alsports2000 wrote:

 

> My two cents worth. How many men could use some form

> of hair growth that does not deplete their bank

> account. You state that the stuff you need can be

> bought at the grocery store for less then 12 dollars

> however you are marketing your idea for 30 some. If

> I

> had an proven idea like that I would just post it

> for

> all members to benefit from it and if it works then

> I

> would be happy to pay for it. Its a hassle to return

> it if it does not work. The net it packed with stuff

> like that. I hope someone from the group tries it

> and

> hope it works and then maybe the rest of us can try

> out. Thanks. AL.

>

> --- bzoozzoo <bzoozzoo wrote:

>

> > Hello,

> >

> > Hair loss is a result of low blood circulation

> to

> > the certain part

> > of the body that is experiencing the hair loss.

> > Your hair follicles

> > are being block from the blood supply that feeds

> > them. This results

> > in the " death " and loss of your hair as the

> folicle

> > is dried up.

> > Kind of like grass in a yard, without water and

> > fertilizer it dries

> > up and browns off. You can naturally regrow your

> > hair by following

> > the simple techniques found in the e-book link I

> > have included below.

> >

> >

> > How To Naturally Regrow Your Hair In 15

> > Minute A Day

> >

> > http://strmbank.hairebook.hop.clickbank.net/

> > If the above link is not active copy and paste the

> > whole address

> > into address bar.

> > Have a great day,

> > David

> > Snappy Shops

> > http://ads.profitrally.com/c_z93zw

> >

>

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> > ,

> > " aribenzane "

> > <aribenzane wrote:

> > >

> > > Hey. Not sure if this is the right place to post

> > this but I would

> > like some advice. I'm a 24 year-

> > > old male and I'm very self-conscious about my

> > hair. My hair-line

> > goes back almost as far as

> > > my ears and is quite thin at the front. I tend

> to

> > brush it forward

> > to cover up the sides (center

> > > parting) but it's thin, straight and tends to

> > clump together. It

> > looks awful and I hate to see

> > > scalp. It's thicker at the back, but I can see

> my

> > scalp in places.

> > I don't 'think' I'm going bald

> > > though; there is no history of baldness in my

> > family - in fact

> > both my grandparents have

> > > great hair, although my father's is a bit

> thinner.

> > I've looked at

> > photos of myself from years

> > > back and it doesn't seem to have worsened; I'm

> > just more aware of

> > the problem. I recently

> > > started dying it a darker shade.

> > >

> > > I've tried various shampoos and conditioners but

> > no alternative

> > remedies yet. I have to bathe

> > > and wash it every evening though or it gets

> really

> > greasy - my

> > forehead has a constant shine

> > > due to the grease (I'm using matte conditioner

> on

> > this). I've

> > heard that if you don't wash your

> > > hair for 3 months, it actually becomes

> > 'self-washing' and looks

> > great (myth?). But my hair

> > > looks awful in 24 hours without washing so

> forget

> > that! Although I

> > often suffer depression,

> > > I'm rarely 'stressed', I can cook and have a

> > fairly good diet. I

> > take vitamin supplements

> > > everyday, including iron. I don't drink or smoke

> > and I'm fairly

> > healthy.

> > >

> > > Any suggestions? Is it really possible to

> re-grow

> > hair? What's the

> > best treatment I can use to

> > > thicken my hair and give it some volume?

> >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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