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Causes for Hair Loss – The only cause?

Submitted by Selman on Monday, 26 July 2010No Comment

 

Hair loss can be caused by many factors, but there is one key factor that can be the ultimate cause – STRESS!*

Why?

Stress has a direct impact on your breathing, heart rate and your body’s ability to produce a balanced steady release of healing hormones (or the destructive ones that damage your body if released too many times over a period of time).

*In this post, the definition of stress is a little more stretched out and it includes anxiety as well as trauma and depression.

When you are stressed, your face can actually permanently change due to muscle tension on the face. The same applies to the scalp – the scalp tightens and blood circulation is reduced greatly, suffocating the hair follicles.

With the above reasoning, how do you stop hair loss?

Simple!

Don’t get stressed (or suffer from anxiety) – monitor yourself and improvements will happen over a period of time.

Quick tips: Clear your mind, listen to hypnosis recordings to help you and practice daily meditation.

 

What about regrowing hair that has already been lost?

Re-growing lost hair requires that you increase blood circulation to the scalp (the hair follicles) – whilst working and managing your stressful situations and remembering to take time out everyday for your meditation or hypnosis practice to clearing your mind from unwanted thoughts.

Quick tips: Massage your scalp 3 times a day for 30 minutes, soak scalp in hot water (as hot as you can go) and massage it in that, keep your scalp warm (increases circulation), get an Indian head massage, take Cirrin from JBNI (an advanced herbal formula which I have personally used, to increase blood circulation and break down artery plaque) – its also on sale here.

Bonus: Don’t eat cooked foods (as they are oxidized, which help block blood circulation) – If you love your cooked foods, look into switching to 20% raw food intake, and then build up slowly to taking 50% raw food (even your skin will thank you!)

 

 

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