hair loss- woman 50 yrs old natural remedies wanted

[Guest guest]

I know about rogaine, primrose oil, saw palmetto, biotin. Anything

else you know about- thanks

[Guest guest]

Hair is made mostly of sulfur-containing amino acids. Dietary sources

include whey protein, cottage cheese, meat, chicken, fish, cheese, and

eggs. Hair has a low priority, thus when it is falling out there are

typically nutrient or metabolic deficiencies, which is why it falls

out with a sluggish thyroid. Thyroid support, B vitamins, iron, and

MSM sulfur are the most commonly used nutrients to help hair, along

with adequate dietary protein. Any one product may help, some people

choose a more comprehensive approach.

 

Irene

 

 

, " doglover894 "

<doglover894 wrote:

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> I know about rogaine, primrose oil, saw palmetto, biotin. Anything

> else you know about- thanks

>

[Guest guest]

Doglover894 wrote:

I know about rogaine, primrose oil, saw palmetto, biotin. Anything

else you know about- thanks>

 

The first thing I noticed was your age: 50.

 

As menopause expert Michelle will probably tell you,

peri-menopause is a time when the thyroid gland

is under stress. Loss of hair can be one result

of that. Measures taken to improve all-over health

may have better hair as a side effect.

 

As always, we have to keep in mind that different

foods/supplements/healing modes do the trick

for different people. Do your due diligence and

investigate what rings true for you.

 

The following product is something I sell as

well as use, so if that is against your principles

you can stop reading right now.

 

I remember the clumps of hair in my brush

in the dark days B.A.* when I was your age.

It was one of the signs of all-over misery.

*B.A. stands for Before Algae.

AFA wild algae changed my life in many ways.

 

After a few months on it I went from a muddled

menopausal mess to a vibrant woman who knows

where the car keys are. The hair loss stopped

too.

 

Many other people have reported the same thing.

A friend who has very fine thin hair makes

her own capsules out of bulk AFA and horsetail

herb (equisetum arvense). Huge difference.

 

For this particular case you might prefer the

formula Aquazon, which has 10% kelp added

as an extra thyroid boost, and combine it with

Sumacazon, all-over gland food.

 

Just an idea.

The above 2 products live here:

http://wildhealing.net

 

Ien in the Kootenays

http://freegreenliving.com (blog)

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Have you checked to see if there is any reason for the hair loss? For

instance, being hypothyroid can cause hair loss. If you find out the

reason, then you can figure out how to go about treating it. It

doesn't mean you then have to accept prescription meds for it

 

Cindy

 

Cindy Kirchhoff

http://livinginrhyme.com

 

, " doglover894 "

<doglover894 wrote:

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> I know about rogaine, primrose oil, saw palmetto, biotin. Anything

> else you know about- thanks

>

[Guest guest]

It's important to treat the cause of your hair loss rather than the

symptom. That's the only way to achieve lasting, positive results.

 

As a woman at 50, Hypothyroidism is very common. You could also be

experiencing adrenal fatigue.

 

There are a lot of great natural remedies for hair loss, but I would

start by determining and addressing the reason behind it.

 

Michelle

http://www.HolisticMenopause.com

 

 

> I know about rogaine, primrose oil, saw palmetto, biotin. Anything

> else you know about- thanks

>

[Guest guest]

Amen Michelle! I couldn't agree with you more on this.

 

If you treat the symptoms, you won't be treating the

core issue. Treat the core issue and the symptoms go

away on their own.

 

It is just too easy to recommend a supplement before

we know the cause. You wouldn't take Chemo if you

thought you might have cancer without knowing you

really did. And then you would question if that were

the best therapy.

 

Jenny Kernan

Quantum Biofeedback Therapist

www.quantumassociatesofutah.com

 

--- Michelle <michelle wrote:

 

> It's important to treat the cause of your hair loss

> rather than the

> symptom. That's the only way to achieve lasting,

> positive results.

>

> As a woman at 50, Hypothyroidism is very common. You

> could also be

> experiencing adrenal fatigue.

>

> There are a lot of great natural remedies for hair

> loss, but I would

> start by determining and addressing the reason

> behind it.

>

> Michelle

> http://www.HolisticMenopause.com

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> > I know about rogaine, primrose oil, saw palmetto,

> biotin. Anything

> > else you know about- thanks

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