Several remedies are suggested for [tag]treatment of hair loss[/tag] which include liberal intake of vitamins, consuming a diet rich in iron and proteins, including plenty of fresh veggies and fruits in one’s diet, using relaxation techniques for overcoming insomnia, stress etc., preventing dandruff and fungal infections, and keeping hair tidy through regular cleansing.
Ayurveda considers “Aromatherapy” to be effective in [tag]treating alopecia[tag], where essential oils are massaged into the scalp for stimulating the hair follicles and for [tag]hair growth[/tag]. Certain essential oils used for hair loss in Aromatherapy include Bay, Grapefruit, Cedarwood, jojobal oil, lemon, lavender, rosemary, roman chamomile. Two drops of these essential oils can be added to the water used for rinsing hair or to a vegetable oil, and can be massaged on to the scalp and a warm towel can be tied around the hair for effective absorption of oils. Wait for two to three hours before washing, or leave it overnight. A mild herbal shampoo can be used for [tag]hair wash[/tag].
Six drops each of lavender and bay essential oils can be added to either an almond, or sesame or soybean oil and massaged into the scalp and left aside for absorption for a minimum of twenty minutes. A few drops of Bay essential oil can also be added to the shampoo used for regular hair wash.
Two drops each of Thyme and atlas cedarwood essential oil, three drops each of lavender and rosemary essential oils, half a teaspoon of jojobal oil and four seeds of grapeseed oil should be mixed thoroughly. This mixture can be regularly massaged into the scalp every night followed by warm towel wrap and a hair wash. Reports by dermatologists in Scotland have indicated that after seven months of this treatment for patients with alopecia, there was considerable improvement in their condition and a few of them even grew all of their lost hair and hence is considered an effective [tag]treatment for alopecia[/tag].
Rosemary oil should however be avoided in case of patients with high blood pressure, and grapefruit and lemon should be used only minimally for patients with sensitive skin.
I am a patient suffering from alopecia areata for the lsat 25 yuears. None of the allopathic medicines were effective.In your scheme of treatment you have mentioned massage of the scalp with fdifferent oils.
Where to get thes4eboils from and who is the supplier in India? Do you have any clinics in Chennai? I am 65plus and is there any hope if I take to ayurvedic treatment.? Please advise me suitably, early.
K.Subramanian
Dear sir,
Remember one thing alopecia will covers in any condition in any age.kindly go through the root cause of alopecia, weather it was genetis,fungal development,or scalp cells distotion…?, whatever the nature of alopecia take aurvedic/alopatic,or homeopathic treatments for the same, apply Aloveera on the perticular area or overall leave it whole night and wash it with (shikakhai-1part+ritha-3parts+amla-1part) combination, do the same procedure for continue 15 days ,and then day after day for next 15 days, and once ina week in next month,Please dont use any type of shampoo for hair wash, Apply coconut oil on scalp -slaightly massage(dont rubb) 1 hour befor the hair washing.Dont eat acedic food.Take coconut water atlest three times in a week .Take 3/4 cheaps of pineapple in daily break fast.
Hi,
I’ve been suffering from alopecia areata for the last 5 years, i have hair missing from the back of my head and from behind the right ear, the patches are getting bigger, i am becoming very worried as i am only 37 years old. I have tried many herbal remedies, but with not much luck. A friend of mine who i have now lost contact with once bought me to lotions from India, one was clear and smelt like eucalyptus oil and one was a brown colour which smelt like tincture. I found that these helped and the hair came back. But unfortunately they did not have a name on the bottles, so i couldn’t get any more. Could you please help me . I am very depressed and just want my hair to come back. I live in London.
Thank You
Noreen
Hi, I have had alopecia universalis for the last 18 years after the birth of
my son. I am now 51 and have tried all types of remedies with no success. I also have insomnia for years. What is the best topical treatment and is there foods that I should avoid. I also lost my sister to cancer 4 weeks ago.
Your advise is much appreciated. Thank You.
MB, Australia