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how to stop hair loss and regrow hair naturally
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Question #23181
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how to stop hair loss and regrow hair naturally - #23181

David

I am really worried about my hair loss, it’s seriously getting worse every week. Like, a few months ago I noticed more hair in my brush and now it's like clumps, and I just can’t help but freak out about it. I’ve tried all these random shampoos and stuff I found online, but they don't seem to really help. I've read about how to stop hair loss and regrow hair naturally, but with so much info out there, it’s overwhelming! Do any of you know what natural remedies actually work? I wanna steer clear of chemicals if possible. Also, are there specific herbs or oils I should focus on?? Thanks a ton!

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Considering the nature of your concerns, understanding the root cause of hair loss through an Ayurvedic lens is crucial. In Ayurveda, hair loss often relates to an imbalance in your doshas, primarily Pitta dosha. This can stem from stress, dietary habits, or environmental factors affecting your overall prakriti (constitution). Firstly, focus on nourishing your scalp with oils such as bhringraj, amla, or coconut oil. These oils are known for their ability to strengthen hair follicles and promote growth by balancing Pitta. Warm some oil gently (avoid overheating as it can lessen benefits), then massage it into your scalp with fingertips in a circular motion. Doing this 30 minutes before bathing, 2-3 times a week can boost blood circulation and rejuvenate hair root. Diet wise, ensure you’re consuming a balanced mix of fresh fruits, vegetables, and whole grains to strengthen your agni (digestive fire). Include foods that tend to calm the Pitta dosha like cucumber, watermelon, cilantro. Amla, also known as Indian Gooseberry, can be particularly effective - try incorporating it into your diet, maybe as a juice or powder form, for its high vitamin C content and antioxidant properties. Moreover, specific herbs like Brahmi, Nettle, and Fenugreek could be considered. You could make a paste out of these herbs and apply it to your scalp as an herbal hair mask weekly. Lifestyle changes are equally important. Practicing stress-reducing techniques such as yoga or meditation can be beneficial in managing stress-related hair loss. Remember, changes vary from person to person, so it's a good idea to speak with an ayurvedic practitioner to craft a personalized plan, particularly for a persisting condition such as yours—ensuring any underlying health issues are not overlooked.
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