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Hair fall control with vatta pitta dosha
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Question #26027
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Hair fall control with vatta pitta dosha - #26027

Pihu

I'm mining engineer and I'm working mining fieldwork. I'm vatta pitta prakriti holder i have periods irregularities. I am suffering from mild anemia so give me a good hair fall solution. I dont have itchiness, no dandruff also using havintha shampoo ,khadi hair mask and blue nactar conditioner

Age: 24
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Take saptamritlauh 1-0-1 after food with water Amalaki rasayan 1-0-1 after food with water Amla oil twice weekly keep overnight and wash in the morning with mild herbal shampoo. Avoid direct Sun rays exposure on head Wear hat or use umbrella when going out during the day.
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Manjistha, also known as Rubia cordifolia, is an herb well-regarded in Ayurveda for its potent blood-purifying and skin health properties. Historically, it's been used to address skin disorders because of its ability to detoxify the blood, thus helping improve skin complexion and alleviate skin conditions such as rashes and discoloration. In Ayurveda, issues like these are often linked to imbalances in Pitta or Kapha doshas, which may lead to the accumulation of ama, or toxins, in your body. Manjistha is particularly effective due to its anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. Traditionally, it's used in both internal and external applications; you can use it as a powder, take it in capsule form, or prepare a decoction (which is when an herb is boiled in water). To guage what's best for you, you should consider your lifestyle and how you prefer to incorporate it into your daily routine. If you decide to take manjistha internally, you might start with about half a teaspoon of the powder mixed in warm water, consuming it once or twice daily after meals. Alternatively, you can infuse manjistha in hot water to make a tea. As for external application, combining manjistha powder with honey or aloe vera can create a paste that you can apply topically to affected areas. Bear in mind though, caution is key if you're taking other medications. Manjistha might interact with certain drugs, so it's wise to discuss it with your healthcare provider before starting. You want to ensure that incorporating this herb doesn't compromise your existing treatment plan. Besides incorporating manjistha, maintaining a diet that supports liver and blood purification can be beneficial. Emphasize foods like leafy greens, cooling vegetables, and fruits like pomegranates, which align with Ayurvedic principles for balancing Pitta. Regular skin care routines along with stress management practices, like yoga and meditation, can further bolster your skin's health. Though manjistha might not be an instant fix, it can be a great complementary addition to your skincare regimen for long-term benefits. But please consult your physician or Ayurvedic practitioner for monitoring the herb's influence on your unique condition and ongoing symptoms.
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