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DXN Ganozhi Shampoo in Pakistan

CAUSES OF HAIR LOSS:

Genetics
Hormonal Imbalance (Thyroid gland is overactive or underactive, Just gave birth)
Stress
Chemicals in Shampoos, Conditioners
Part of an underlying disease such as Lupus and Diabetes

Have gone major surgery

Taking Medicines such as blood thinners (also called anticoagulants), medicines used for gout, high blood pressure or heart problems, vitamin A (if too much is taken), birth control pills and antidepressants.
Hairstyles that puts too much tension on your hair like Pigtails, ponytails (secured by elastic bands), cornrows or winding too tightly onto rollers (especially heated rollers)
Chemicals used in permanents (also called “perms”) may cause inflammation (swelling) of the hair follicle, which can result in scarring and hair loss.
Scalp conditions such as Fungal infections or Psoriasis

PREVENTION OF HAIR LOSS: 

Hair loss in women and men can be prevented or stopped if you take care of your hair and scalp.

Do not wash your hair with too much hot water.

If you use any shampoo, use only an ORGANIC shampoo or conditioner.
Do not comb the hair backward. Use a good-quality brush or comb. Avoid excessive brushing.
Massage the scalp vigorously for 10 to 15 minutes (until you start to feel hot there) after bathing it with water. This stimulates blood circulation and strengthens the hair follicles in the scalp and prevents hair loss.

Coconut oil and castor are very good for hair.

Boil dry pieces of amla (Indian gooseberry) in coconut oil and apply them to hair for hair loss prevention.

WHAT/WHAT NOT TO EAT FOR HAIR LOSS:

Protein Grows Hair: Because the hair is made of protein, a protein deficiency can cause hair loss. Add protein to the diet by including chickpeas, soybeans, almonds, nuts, and pumpkin seeds. (Hey, You may eat foods that are not only from animal products.)
Vitamin C is Needed for Healthy Hair: Vitamin C is also a component of healthy hair. Citrus fruits, such as oranges and lemons, are especially high in vitamin C, as are green peppers. The suggested dosage is 1,000 to 3,000 mg a day.

B Vitamins Increase Hair Growth:  Biotin and the complex B vitamins are needed to grow hair. B3 helps increase circulation to the scalp, thereby encouraging hair growth. It is best to take a supplement that includes all of the B vitamins, called a B complex supplement, as the nutrients work synergistically.

Suggestions: legumes, eggs, mushrooms, yeast, nuts, and salmon.

Iron Reduces Hair Loss: The mineral iron helps increase circulation in the scalp as well, which then fuels hair growth. Foods that are high in iron include liver, apricots, and raisins.

Drink Water to Grow Hair: The hair shaft is comprised of one-quarter of water. Drink at least 10 cups of water a day to stay hydrated and grow healthy hair.

Reduce Alcoholic Beverages to Reduce Hair Loss: Drinking alcohol reduces hair growth. Reduce or eliminate alcohol from the diet and you will see an increase in hair growth.

Vitamin E Grows Hair: Vitamin E is another nutrient needed to grow hair. It stimulates the circulation in the scalp and can be taken internally or applied to the scalp.

Vitamin A Feeds Healthy Hair: Vitamin A helps create vibrant shiny hair because it works with the fat synthesis in the hair follicles and spurs hair growth. Foods that contain vitamin A include eggs, kale, squash, and carrots.

NATURAL REMEDIES FOR HAIR LOSS:

Coconut Milk: Applying coconut milk to the scalp is a popular folk remedy for hair growth, particularly in countries where people consume and use a large amount of coconut milk in cooking, such as Thailand and the Philippines. To use coconut milk on the scalp, apply approximately one-half cup to the scalp and wrap your head in a towel. Leave the coconut milk in your hair for about 30 minutes before shampooing your hair with a gentle shampoo to remove the coconut milk.

Rosemary Essential Oil: Rosemary essential oil is a common Ayurvedic remedy that is applied to the scalp for hair loss, according to Melanie A. Sachs, author of “Ayurvedic Beauty Care.” To use rosemary essential oil, mix three teaspoons with six teaspoons of carrier oil such as olive oil, vitamin E oil or avocado oil. Apply the mixture to the scalp and cover your hair with a towel. Leave the mixture on for 20 to 25 minutes before washing your hair with a gentle shampoo.

Black Pepper and Lime Juice: Black pepper and lime juice is a common folk remedy to help hair grow, and lime juice is regularly used in Ayurvedic medicine according to Melanie A. Sachs, author of “Ayurvedic Beauty Care.” To apply black pepper and lime juice to the hair, blend two tablespoons of whole black peppercorns with one-quarter cup of freshly squeezed or natural lime juice in a blender or food processor until the ingredients form a smooth, thin paste. Apply the paste to the scalp and wrap a towel around your head for 45 minutes before rinsing the hair with cool water and shampooing it with gentle shampoo.

Disclaimer:

Natural remedies are not effective for everyone. In some cases of hair loss, there may be no cure or medical treatment may be the only option. Consult your dermatologist or physician to discuss the best option for you.