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hair loss | From souvik [Log on to view profile] | on 2003-09-19 |
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| I am 23, well build, and have no physical problems. i was losing a lot of hair from about 3yrs back. The hair was dry and a comb wouldn't pass. Even wind blowing over my head would cause pain at the roots of the hair. Hair fall used to be about 200-350/day. A year back a homeopath said that I had dandruff. He gave me Ferrum Phos 6x and Rhus tox 30. These drugs have reduced the fall over one year, to about 20-30/day. But, still hair falls. is this hair fall take long to stop. I mean is this the normal span of cure? There is no heridity of baldness in our family. |
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| Re: hair loss | From munadoshi [Log on to view profile] | on 2003-10-02 |
apply sbl oil to ur hair atleast once at night
purchase ceanothus mother tincture i drum and add to sbl oil
see the difference within 1 week its an challenge
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| Re: hair loss | From munadoshi [Log on to view profile] | on 2003-10-02 |
i have the remedy
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| Re: hair loss | From Joe De Livera [Log on to view profile] | on 2003-10-04 |
You can try a daily dose of Arnica 30 taken last thing at night. Take the minimum dose, say 2-3 No 40 pillules as you will have to take it over some time for about 3 months.
You will have to stop the other remedies that you are now using if you use the Arnica 30
You should observe an improvement in 2 weeks and if so, you can continue it till the hair starts to regrow wherever it has fallen out.
It is quite safe to take Arnica 30 over a long period. I am on a daily dose of this remedy as I find that without it I get styes in my eyes. Arnica also promotes restful deep sleep.
Joe De Livera
Colombo
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