Natural Hair Loss Treatment

Among the herbs making medical headlines is saw palmetto, shown in clinical trials to have some impact on benign prostatic hyperplasia -- or enlarged prostate. Because this condition has been linked to an increase in the same hormones related to hair loss -- androgens, including testosterone -- at least some experts believe that saw palmetto may work much like the hair loss drug finasteride (Propecia or Proscar), which was originally developed to treat prostate enlargement.

A diet that contains whole foods, particularly the outer skin of plants such as potatoes, cucumbers, green and red peppers, and sprouts can give strength to hair because they are rich in the mineral silica. Foods that are high in iron, such as lean meats, are important for people with a known iron deficiency.

Lavender has very strong anti-inflammatory properties to help combat Androgenetic Alopecia. It provides shine, volume and lift without striping hair color.

Hops possesses a nourishing oil that is both an effective hair conditioner and thickener.

Thyme increases circulation and has been used for centuries in the treatment of headaches.

Balm Mint allows oxygen into the blood stream.

Buckthorn breaks toxins down into their harmless component parts.

Burdock helps reverse scalp conditions due to alopecia and promotes recovery of scalp irritation. It also helps to improve hair strength, shine and body with its natural phytosterols and essential fatty acids.

Aloe Vera its anti-inflammatory properties fight against Androgenetic Alopecia. Emollient properties also protect against damage to the scalp and hair.

Rosemary has been shown to promote increased circulation as well as help remove dandruff and sebum accumulations on the scalp.

Jojoba aids in the removal of impregnated sebum and lowers the pH of the scalp to a healthier, more acidic condition.

Mint balancing action regulates the production of oil which is helpful in cases of dry or oily hair.

Bjring Araj moisturizes the hair and scalp so that hair hair breakage and split ends are minimized.

Cayenne increases circulation.

Chamomile is a scalp conditioner and hair restorer.

Comfrey provides proper amounts of calcium and phosphorus for strong, healthy hair.

Wild cherry bark contains agents that condition the hair to be smooth and silky.

Horsetail (known as Equisetum) is rich in amino acids, silica, and phytosterols which nourish and strengthen the hair follicle as well as reduce buildup of oils on the scalp.

Sage(known as Salvia) Sage’s potent antiseptic and astringent components makes it a useful conditioner for the hair. Additionally, it thickens and strengthens compromised hair shafts.

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