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Skin and Hair Disorders
Question #23188
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how to regrow hair naturally - #23188

Aaliyah

I am really struggling with my hair loss lately, and it’s been super distressing! Just a few months ago, my hair was pretty full, and now I see patches that look so thin. I tried a bunch of products, but honestly, I feel like they're not working and just wasting my money. I’ve read about how to regrow hair naturally and thought maybe that could help. Is there any specific herbs or oils I should be using? Also, what kind of diet supports how to regrow hair naturally? I feel like I need a holistic approach. Thanks for any tips!

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It's a common concern and definitely something Ayurveda can address with a holistic approach. The key to naturally regrowing hair lies in balancing your doshas, specifically Pitta, which often contributes to hair loss when aggravated. An underlying imbalance can affect the way nutrients nourish your hair follicles, leading to hair loss and thinning. Consider starting with the application of natural oils, such as bhringraj or amla oil. Bhringraj is revered in Ayurveda for its potential to promote hair growth by nourishing the scalp and strengthening the hair roots. Apply bhringraj oil to your scalp at least twice a week, massaging gently for 10 minutes, then leave it on overnight. Similarly, amla oil, rich in vitamin C, can help strengthen the hair shafts and stimulate growth. You can use it similarly to bhringraj oil. Incorporating herbs like ashwagandha and brahmi in your routine might also be beneficial. Ashwagandha helps in reducing cortisol levels, balancing hormones and supporting hair regrowth. You can take it in powdered form, about half a teaspoon daily mixed with warm milk or water. Brahmi, with its calming effects, can be applied as an oil or consumed as a supplement to help nourish the brain tissues, indirectly benefiting hair health. Diet-wise, focus on eating a sattvic, balanced diet, rich in whole foods such as leafy greens, nuts, seeds, and ample proteins. Foods like almonds and walnuts, rich in essential fatty acids, can be particularly nourishing for your hair. Don't underestimate the power of hydrating with plenty of water and herbal teas like rosemary or green tea, which might support circulation and nutrient delivery to your scalp. Try to maintain a regular sleep schedule and reduce stress—both powerful factors in hair health. Regular practice of yoga, specifically poses that increase blood flow to the head like the Sarvangasana (shoulder stand), could also be beneficial. Avoid heating the scalp with high-intensity styling tools and limit exposure to harsh sunlight. Be consistent with your routine; natural remedies take time to manifest noticeable changes. By nurturing your entire lifestyle, you create a supportive environment for your hair to thrive again.
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