Originally published February 22 2006
Hair loss can be treated naturally with herbs
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, NaturalNews Editor
Paton Jackson provides a list of herbs reputed to be natural hair loss treatments, including rosemary, capsicum and dong quai.
Herbal hair loss treatments have been proven effective for decades and in some cases even centuries.
They cause no side effects, cost less than any other hair loss treatment and bring good results in preventing hair loss, stopping hair loss and regrowing hair.
1. Rosmary (Rosmarinus in Latin) -- known for stimulating hair growth and for enhancing dark hair.
2. Dong Quai -- A Traditional Chinese herb that contains phytoestrogens that reduces the formation of DHT.
Hence, Dong Quai is beleieved to stop hair loss and even regrow hair.
3. Saw Palmetto -- A small creeping palm - Also known as Serenoa repens.
It contains free fatty acids and phytosterols, which block the formation of DHT and by inhibiting the enzyme 5-alpha reductase that contributes to androgenetic alopecia.
4. Aloe Vera - Taken from the inner leaves of plants, it is a substance in a gel formation that is known for its ability to calm irritated skin.
It protects the scalp and hair and also known as a good remedy against Alopecia.
5. Capsicum -- A type of hot peppers which stimulates hair growth by at least half and increases blood flow to the scalp.
6. Lemongrass -- A pale green stalk about 18 inches long.
This herb stables oil product in the scalp.
It also increases fullness and body to the hair.
If you suffer from hair loss or thinning hair or just want to keep your hair healthy and strong, it is recommended to use herbal hair loss treatments.
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