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Hair thinning and less density
Skin and Hair Disorders
Question #608
168 days ago
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Hair thinning and less density - #608

Rajesh

Even after trying every organic way possible. There is no change in hair texture. Water is super Good in himachal. Air is amazing. Food is less adulterated. More workouts . Walks . And healthy vegetarian deit. Less dairy . Drinking amla rasayan since 2013 Jan, bringrajasav , Moringa in chila or Parathas, ashwagandha tablets without miss. Ate biotin tablets for 8 months no result. Doctor says your forehead hairs are more thin than rest of your scalp. Now I have lost hope in everything!

Age: 31
Chronic illnesses: No
Hair thinning
Less density
Hair regrowth
Lose hair bald
Hair fall
Hair
Hairfall
Hair issues
Lose hair
Hair regrowth required
Body hair growth and face
Hair loss
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Despite your dedicated efforts with a clean lifestyle, pure Himachal water and air, an unadulterated diet, regular exercise, and consistent Ayurvedic herbs like Amla Rasayan, Bhringrajasav, Moringa, and Ashwagandha, it’s understandable to feel discouraged about the lack of change in your hair texture. In Ayurveda, hair health is closely tied to the body's overall balance, particularly focusing on the Pitta and Vata doshas, which can influence hair strength, thickness, and vitality. Sometimes, thinning hair—especially around the forehead—can be a sign of excess Pitta, which may be aggravated despite a healthy lifestyle due to factors such as stress, genetic predisposition, or past health conditions. I recommend adding gentle cooling practices to reduce Pitta, such as drinking a daily infusion of coriander seed water, avoiding excessively spicy or sour foods, and including more cooling, hydrating foods in your diet. Applying a warm herbal oil massage to the scalp with oils infused with Brahmi and Bhringraj three times a week can help nourish the scalp and balance the doshas directly. Ayurvedic techniques like Viddhakarma do help a lot. You can find an expert close by who will do it! Meditation and pranayama to calm the mind can also aid in long-term improvement. Consulting an Ayurvedic practitioner for personalized treatment may help restore balance and support better hair health outcomes over time.
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