How to treat male pattern baldness with natural remedies like egg, oil, and aloe vera? - #56300

Thanks a lot. you menioned the external care in very detail , much appreciation. Can you tell me more about what natural fruits vegetables I can eat to balance the pitta -heat and inflammation and vatta - dryness. Also how to use shikakhai or reetha water, how to prepare it, or does it come in a manufactured form? You mentioned in 5 months plan, to reduce egg wash after few weeks to 1/month , is there any particular reason, because I am informed that egg wash is the main external source of nutrients nutrition for hair and to use it at least once every 2 weeks continuesly for better eff3xt. You wrote egg white or whole egg depending upon hair dryness. What does this mean? I am not using shampoo and so far my hair are neither too oily nor too dry, although while using shampoo in used to have very dry hair. I read egg white cause dryness, so should I use only yolk or whole egg? Also I have around 2 to 3 cm long hair , after the recent hair cut, whole egg would be a lot for them I think, should I use half of whole egg then? Also can I decrease the quantity of diluted ACV from 1 cup to half spoon ACV IN half cup of water? Last I have derma stam use in plan as well, what’s you recommendations on its use?

1. Fruits and vegetables for Pitta (heat/inflammation) + Vata (dryness) The goal is to cool excess heat while providing moisture and nourishment. Best fruits Sweet ripe pears Pomegranate Sweet apples (stewed if digestion is weak) Ripe papaya Sweet grapes Figs (fresh or soaked) Soaked raisins Sweet melons (taken alone, not mixed with meals) Coconut water (if it suits your digestion) Best vegetables Bottle gourd (lauki) Ash gourd Pumpkin Zucchini Cucumber Ridge gourd Sweet potato Carrots (cooked) Green beans Beetroot (moderately) Healthy fats (important for Vata dryness) 1–2 tsp ghee daily Soaked almonds Walnuts Flax seeds Sesame seeds (if not excessively heating for you) Reduce Excess chili Very spicy sauces Deep fried foods Excess coffee Alcohol Excess garlic and onions if they aggravate heat 2. How to prepare Shikakai/Reetha water You can use either homemade or manufactured powder. Homemade method Take: 5–6 Reetha (soap nuts) 2 tbsp Shikakai pieces/powder 500 ml water Soak overnight. Next morning: Boil 10–15 minutes. Cool completely. Crush the softened reetha. Strain. Use the liquid to wash scalp and hair. Store in refrigerator for 3–4 days. Easier option Buy: Organic Reetha powder Organic Shikakai powder Mix: 1 tbsp reetha 1 tbsp shikakai Warm water Make a thin liquid paste and use immediately. For someone recovering from scalp sensitivity, once every 7–10 days is enough initially. 3. Why reduce egg treatment after a few weeks? Egg is not really a major nutrient source for hair growth. Hair receives nutrition mainly through: Blood circulation Diet Hormones Follicle health Egg masks mostly: Coat the hair shaft Improve shine Reduce temporary roughness Add some protein externally Using egg every 1–2 weeks is fine. I suggested reducing frequency because: Excess protein treatments can make some hair feel stiff. Long-term scalp irritation can occur in sensitive individuals. Your goal is scalp recovery and balance, not constant protein loading. If your hair responds well, once every 2 weeks is perfectly reasonable. 4. Egg white vs yolk vs whole egg Generally: Egg white More protein Less fat Better for oily scalp Can feel drying Egg yolk More fats and lecithin More conditioning Better for dry hair Whole egg Balanced option Suitable for most people Since: You are not using shampoo Hair is not particularly oily Hair is not excessively dry Hair length is only 2–3 cm I would use: ✅ Half of one whole egg That is more than enough for your current hair length. Leave 15–20 minutes and rinse with cool or lukewarm water. 5. ACV dilution Yes. You can absolutely reduce it to: ½ teaspoon ACV ½ cup water That is a very mild dilution and often preferable for sensitive scalps. If there is: Burning Tightness Dryness Reduce further or discontinue. The purpose is simply restoring scalp pH, not “treating” the scalp aggressively. 6. Dermastamp recommendations This is the area where caution matters most. If you have: Active redness Rash Itching Scalp inflammation ❌ Do NOT dermastamp. Start only when the scalp is relatively calm. Suggested protocol 0.5 mm dermastamp Once every 10–14 days initially For hair growth support: Gentle pressure only Small areas at a time Mild redness is acceptable Bleeding is not the goal After dermastamping: Do not apply ACV Do not apply egg Do not apply strong oils Keep scalp clean Wait about 24 hours before applying anything active.

Thank you Doctor for your valuable time.