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Date: October 11, 2006 12:28PM I am experiencing minor hair loss (around my temples). Is caused by a lack of protein, an amino acid or something else? What foods should I eat to remedy this? Re: hair loss
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Date: October 11, 2006 02:24PM First things first, increase your total calorie intake. If your eating only raw foods, make sure you are not eating any raw soy products. Soy has to be cooked to denature a natural protein that will dramatically interefere with your total protein absorption (up to 80%). Lack of protien will induce many bad things in your body, least of all is hair loss. Re: hair loss
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Date: October 13, 2006 05:33PM How many grams of protein should I be taking in? I hear it is much less than popular belief. Re: hair loss
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Date: October 14, 2006 07:03AM organic virgin coconut oil.....i had a lot of hair loss earlier this year and it has stopped after taking about 2-4 tablespoons of that oil in my food daily....also getting enough protein, good luck Re: hair loss
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Date: October 14, 2006 07:40AM The following foods might help:
MSM Raw hemp protein powder a green superfood At least one pint of green smoothie a day, with different greens each day. The supplements are available at the local health food store and at the Raw Food Store: Mike Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/10/2007 05:00AM by Bryan. Re: hair loss
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Date: October 14, 2006 04:11PM Mike, what is MSM? (sorry,I'm not familiar with this) Re: hair loss
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Date: October 14, 2006 08:37PM I don't drink hemp protein shakes and look at my hair. Re: hair loss -Shep!
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Date: October 15, 2006 01:34AM Shep, hello there! You have beautiful hair! Can you please share with us what percent of raw do you eat and your basic daily foods eaten! I would love to have beautiful hair like yours. Thanks =) Re: hair loss
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Date: October 15, 2006 02:44AM Thanks! Yes, that is me. I have really thick hair and haven't cut it in five years. lol I have been 100% raw for a while now, probably over a month now. Mainly fruits. I drink lemon juice right away in the morning. Then I eat melon 1 1/2 hours later. Then anythng from there, mainly monos. Like 3 oranges at noon. A pear at 4:00. Whatever I'm in the mood for. Then a salad with one leaf of Kale, Romaine lettuce and sprouts in the evening. Then about 1/4 or less cup of nuts or seeds around 7:00p.m. It works for me. I eat pretty simply, and some might find it boring. I still have all of my hair even after detox. Re: hair loss
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Date: October 15, 2006 02:27PM Wait, so hair loss can be a part of detoxing? I just got out of the shower to find more hair at the bottom of the tub than I would have liked to, but i'm noticing that I am losing it pretty evenly (no bald spots). My hair is thinning out (I have always had a really thick head of hair). Is this something that is normal for those going raw to experience? Re: hair loss
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Date: October 15, 2006 05:24PM Seems like hair loss is part of detox for some. I've eaten about an 80% raw diet for several months (the balance is fish, rice, steamed vegs). Right now I'm on day 13 of a 30 day juice fast and I've noticed no difference in my hair. Every other day I do take a tablespoon of extra virgin coconut oil because I admit to being a bit vain when it comes to the hair. It's very thick and to my waist and I like for it be strong and shiny....I've included a photo. ~ Raine ~ [blogspot.bannedbreed.com] Poor is the man whose pleasure depends upon the permission of another... Re: hair loss
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Date: October 15, 2006 07:47PM Thank you, I will try the coconut oil. So I can receive more specific help, I should post what I eat on a typical day. I'll be as specific to quantities as I can.
breakfast: 3 cups of green smoothie (2 big green leaves [various kinds], banana's, 2 dates, other fruit [apple, strawberries, plums] and 4tbs of hemp seed) I may put spiriulina in the smoothie as well snack: one handful of almonds lunch: A salad (iceberg lettuce, carrots, beans [cooked], brocoli, onions, red peppers and tomatoes dressed with a generous amount of olive oil and salsa) fruit (a small amount of pinapples and canteloups as well as a banana) dinner: A sandwich (sprouted grain bread [cooked], peanut butter [cooked], 1 banana, 2tbs of hemp seed and a small amount of walnuts), a sweet potato [cooked] snack: either an apple or rasins could I be missing a crucial amino acid in my diet? The only grains I eat are sprouted grains. Re: hair loss
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Date: October 15, 2006 08:19PM Hi Innerview,
MSM is an essential mineral that is hard to find in foods. Check out the book 'The MSM Miracle', your library should have it, or Amazon.com Here is a good description: [www.rawfood.com] "MSM is a naturally-occuring form of dietary sulfur... ...Because of its collagen-building properties, MSM creates smooth skin, thick lustrous hair, and strong nails..." I add MSM to my green smoothies. My hair started growing in much faster and thicker after using MSM for a couple weeks. Mike Re: hair loss
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Date: October 15, 2006 08:39PM Since going raw, I've noticed my hair grows really fast, too! It's already past my butt! I noticed I don't have to wash it as much either.
I suppose hair loss could be due to detox. I went through some horrible, major detox since going mainly raw for close to 4 months now. The major detox started speeding up when I went 100% over 1 month ago, and I still didn't loose any hair and I feel like I'm over the detox now, but I guess some people may be different. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/15/2006 08:41PM by shep252. Re: hair loss
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Date: October 16, 2006 05:04AM In addition to these great suggestions, maybe lessen your
salt intake and drink some more water. Re: hair loss
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Date: October 22, 2006 02:30PM So far I have been drinking more water, stopped using salt on my food and have purchased coconut oil. My hair still seems more thinned out than it did before (actually I know it is since I have a pic. of me 6 months ago to compare to). I'm going to keep pluggin away with everyone's sugesstions. Will it take time for my hair to return to it's normal state? Thank you so much for your help so far. Re: hair loss
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Date: October 22, 2006 05:09PM From: Dr. Robert O. Young
A History of Hair An Egyptian papyrus scroll dating back over 3000 years prescribes an ointment for restoring lost hair consisting of equal parts of crocodile fat and hippopotamus dung. The Egyptian Pharaoh's were never seen with out a wig and the sons of Pharaoh wore their hair in a distinctive bun on the right side of their head just behind the ear. Remember the Biblical tale of Sampson who had the strength to destroy the Philistines as long as his hair remained Delilah gave him the most famous haircut in history that left him a 97 pound weakling. Hippocrates recognized a connection between sexual organs and baldness. His prescription for preventing hair loss was the application of cumin, pigeon droppings, horseradish, and nettles to the scalp. The Roman rulers were called "Caesar" which means "Head of Hair." King Louie XV made elaborate wigs fashionable to cover his baldness. Many of the signers of the Declaration of Independence covered their baldness with wigs. Today hair continues to be an important symbol of attitudes, culture, religion and sex appeal. For a woman, it is her "Crowning Glory"! For a man, it is, as it was to Julius Caesar, his wreath of honor, his symbol of virile manhood! The human skin (the largest organ) has more hair follicles per unit of surface area than any other primate. People with black hair have 100,000 follicles present in the scalp - blondes 10% more and redheads 10% less. You lose 100 hairs a day. If hair is left uncut it will grow to 40 inches in length in the anagen phase or growing phase. According to Dr. Young, "hair loss is not a hair problem but a location problem." What is Hair? Hair is composed of a protein called Keratin. Human hair is classified into two groups: vellus and terminal hair. Hair has a nerve fiber going to the bulb. There is a separate, tiny muscle, called the erector pili, which connects the underside of the skin to the hair shaft. When you are frightened, cold or angry the muscle contracts and your hair stands on end. Each time the erector pili contracts, it puts pressure on the sebaceous gland, next to the hair shaft, which then secretes sebum to lubricate the hair. An overactive sebaceous gland causes oily skin and hair. Each hair, muscle and gland comprises a pilo-sebaceous unit. The Long and Short of Hair Growth Rapunzel let her hair down from the tower to let the prince climb up. She had no idea that she was missing a growth factor that controls the length of hair. In 1994, the University of California, San Francisco revealed that the presence of a growth factor - contrary to its name - limits the length that hair will grow. It is called, Fibroblast Growth Factor 5 and is a chemical messenger that controls the growth of hair. When missing this factor the hair will not stop growing and will eventually fall out. Fibroblast Growth Factor 5 is the first chemical signal discovered for the hair cycle. The Hair Growth Cycle First, a hair follicle develops. Deep inside it lays a bud of mesodermal tissue which causes the bud to divide and sprout a new hair. Eventually, as expected it stops growing due to Fibroblast Growth Factor 5. The follicle becomes quiescent and the hair falls ending the cycle to begin again. Hair consists of highly insoluble substance of protein-like keratin, containing a fixed portion of the amino acids arginine, histidine, and lysine but variable proportions of cystene. Hair is 15% keratin. Hair is cylinder of impacted keratinized cells comprising three major structures: the outside layer called the cuticle, the next layer the cortex, and the central-most layer known as the medulla. The Anatomy of Hair and its Follicles The medulla contains melanin pigment granules and is present in only thick terminal hair. It is the least important part of the hair as it pertains to a hair product which nourishes or stimulates hair growth. The cortex, the thickened part of the hair shaft, is a site at which most of the hair changes of texture, porosity, brittleness, color and thickness occurs. The cuticle, consisting of flattened cells arranged like shingles on a roof, maintains the integrity of the hair shaft. The overlapping is extremely tight, preventing damage to the underlying cortex. When the cuticle is intact, the scales are smooth, reflect light, and provide the hair with a shiny, healthy look. This healthy appearance is a manifestation of the hair's porosity, elasticity, and texture. There Are 39 Forms of Baldness The medical profession calls hair loss alopecia. Hair loss can be due to genetics, systemic acidosis, excess of acidic hormones, drug side effects, aging, chemotherapy and radiation, skin disorder or other symptoms due to systemic acidosis that localizes at the weakest point of the body. The Six Main Types of Alopecia or Hair Loss Alopecia areata - well-defined bald patches often round or oval. They present themselves on the head, beard, and other hairy parts of the body. Alopecia universalis is complete hair loss on the entire body. Patchy alopecia - hair loss develops on the parietal and occipital regions of scalp. Alopecia totalis - is complete hair loss on the scalp. Alopecia disseminata - hair loss around the whole scalp or other parts of the body. Alopecia androgenetica - male and female pattern baldness. Breakdown and Loss of the Hair Anagen Phase - Ana in Greek means "growing up" gen indicates "Life." During this phase the hair shaft is firmly embedded and a hair strand is growing. Catagen Phase - Cata in Greek means "growing down." The club structure has formed as the outer hair root sheath collapses and withdraws up the follicular sheath. The hair is breaking down. Telogen Phase - Tele means in Greek "the End." The follicle is shrinking the sheath retracts and trails in the dermal layer of the scalp. The hair strand is ready to fall out. Male Androgenic Alopecia or Male Pattern Baldness 66 % of all men in Westernized Countries experience hair thinning and 40% develop baldness. Eight typical patterns of andro (hormone) genetic Type I - before puberty Type II - teenager Type III - adulthood early stages of hair loss, spot balding at the vertex Type IV - VII - progressively more severe What Causes the Incredible Shrinking Hair Loss Blood circulation to the bulb of the hair pulls away due to excess acidity from an inverted way of living, eating and thinking. Nerves providing the electrical energy for blood differentiation also pull away from the hair bulb due to poor blood circulation. Without blood for dedifferentiation (the transformation of blood into new hair cells) and nerves to provide the proper energy fields for dedifferentiation and redifferentiation no knew hair follicles will grow and the hair shrinks and falls out. Theoretical Causes of Alopecia 1) Systemic acids that localize at the bulb of the hair follicle. 2) Increased biological transmutations of bacteria and yeast. 3) Mineral deficiency, especially zinc, magnesium and manganese that are chelating or buffering metabolic acids. 4) Physical and emotional stress that increase acidity and biological transformations. 5) Hormonal imbalance, especially the increase of the acidic hormone testosterone. Female Androgenic Alopecia or Female Pattern Baldness 1) 22% of the World's women have hair thinning and hair loss. Grade 1, Grade 2 and Grade 3 hair loss can manifest at anytime after puberty. 2) Increased amounts of the acid testosterone come from eating acidic meats. 3) Increased amounts of acids due to physical and emotional stress. 4) Increased amounts of bacteria and yeast due to increased amounts of endogenous acids. Hormones and Alopecia Hair loss has been associated with to much testosterone. Testosterone interacts with an enzyme 5-alpha reductase, which is concentrated in the skin and genitals. 5-alpha reductase converts testosterone into another acid called dihydrotetosterone (DHT). DHT has been associated with the male external genital development, such as the formation of the penis, scrotum, and prostate. In the scalp, each follicle reacts to the over-production of DHT. Men and women in male or female pattern baldness have DHT-sensitive follicles at the front and top of the head. Excess DHT is created through diets that are high in carbohydrate and protein that increase bacteria, yeast and the subsequent endogenous acids. Genetics and Alopecia Hair loss is a result of lifestyle triggers that can then activate a variant gene to Fibroblast Growth Factor 5, called the Angora Gene. The Angora Gene when activated causes the hair follicle to rapidly progress to the Tologen Phase or end stage of the form and function of the hair follicle. This gene is inherited from their Fathers and occasionally from their Mothers. The Russian Roulette Metaphor The Angora gene is activated by lifestyle triggers such as physical and emotional stress, chemicals from hair products, chemotherapy, antibiotics, increased endogenous acids, increased microforms, and parasites, just to name a few. Solutions to Prevent Onset Baldness Due to DHT and other Acids 1) Stop the body's production of testosterone with castration? 2) Stop the increased production of testosterone becoming DHT causing the hair follicle to shrink with an alkaline lifestyle and diet - the pH Miracle Lifestyle and Diet. Block the DHT before it gets to the follicles by diluting the blood plasma of DHT with alkalizing fluids from green foods. 3) Strengthen the hair follicles so they are not sensitive to DHT with green foods and green drinks, minerals that bind acids like DHT and/or use shampoos and conditioners that strengthen the hair follicle and keeps excess sebum from building up in and around the hair follicle due to excess acidity. 4) Finally, support the white blood cells responsible for picking up and clearing out broken cortex and matrix cells and hair fibers by keeping the environment around the hair bulb alkalized and energized by supporting the white blood cells with alkalizing shampoos and conditioners. Solutions to Reverse Male and Female Alopecia Androgentica The prevention and regeneration of new hair is determines by five factors: 1) The quality of the blood from alkaline living, eating and thinking. 2) The quality of the alkaline context that surrounds the blood 3) The quality of the alkaline context that surrounds the hair bulb 4) The condition of circulation of blood going into the existing hair bulb, 5) And the alkaline context of the scalp. Acid, Yeast and Alopecia Yeast ferments blood glucose causing an increase of acid. Acids are cheated by cholesterol causing poor blood circulation to the bulb of the follicular papilla. Blood is needed to provide the anatomical elements in the production of biological fibers known as hair. Acids breakdown blood, breakdown the nerves going up into the follicular papilla that provides the energy fields for the biological transformation of the blood into biological fibers. Acids breakdown the capillaries that feed nutrients into the hair bulb causing the hair to stop growing and fallout. Solutions to Reverse Male and Female Alopecia Androgenetica 1) Alkalarian Lifestyle and Diet - pH Miracle Living 2) Increase Green foods and Green Drinks 3) Supplement extra vitamins and minerals, especially zinc that chelates the acid DHT that causes hair shrinkage and Prostate gland enlargement or inflammation. 4) Use stimulating and alkalizing shampoos, conditioners, and hair tonics that clean the scalp naturally and remove cellular debris, sebum, bacteria, yeast, mold and parasites. 5) Protect the hair shaft with good oils contained in an alkalizing conditioner. 6) Clean and provide nutrients to the scalp and hair twice daily. T-Cells and Thymosin The lymphocytes job is to locate, collect and dump acids and morbid microforms from the body. The T-lymphocyte migrates from the Thymus gland is created out of the red blood cells. T-lymphocytes activate B-lymphocytes that mediate morbid microforms or antigens and their associated acids. A Thymus glandular extract can be massaged into the scalp in shampoos, conditioners, hair tonics, hair thickeners and/or ingesting as a nutritional supplement, to help in the regrowth of hair. Research Indicates Thymus Microzymas Prevents and Regenerates Hair 2 Clinical studies in 1991 and 1992, at the Darmstadt City Hospital Dermatology Department, enrolled 20 patients suffering from alopecia areata totalis et universalis used thymus glandular extract shampoo and conditioner for 24 months and this was the result: 1) 65% or 12 patients had new hair growth on the scalp and/or other parts of the body. 2) 40% of these or 5 patients had complete remission of their alopecia. 3) Baldness went away within an average of sixteen months and as not returned in any form. 9 Other Scientific Studies of Thymus Confirmed b Dr. M. Hagedorn in a third published paper from his clinic office at the Dermatological Department of the Municipal Hospital in Darmstadt, Germany, had this to say, "It has been proven that hair loss can be stopped and hair growth reactivated if the roots are still intact. Clinical studies on patients who were losing hair caused by alopecia androgentica showed the thymus extract treatment was successful in 94 percent of the women and 67 percent of the men. Therapeutic success ratios increase with longer periods of treatment." Therapeutic Successes Against Alopecia Androgenetica & Alopecia Areata Research results by Dr. Moessler and Prof. Dr. Hageorn are as follows: 1) 51 patients with Alopecia androgenetica and 16 patients with Alopecia areata were treated with Thymus extract over 12 months. 2) 67% of the men and 100% of the women with Alopecia androgenetica benefited with new hair growth. 3) 85% with Alopecia areata resulted in partial or full regrowth of scalp hair Cytotoxic Hair Loss Study The German Center Research in Heidelberg, Germany, Professor, Dr. Claus O. Keohler, former Chief of the Department of Medical and Biological Informatics did an investigation on 251 cancer patients treated with cytotoxic agents and used thymus extract as a means to prevent chemical baldness. These were the results: 1) There was no hair loss for 68.5 percent of patients over age 60 and 58.9 percent for under age 60. Dr. Young has been researching hair loss and hair regeneration for over 20 years. He has applied his alkaline lifestyle and diet and now his newly released Head pHirst hair shampoo and Top pHinish hair conditioner to clean and heal the scalp, regenerate new hair, preserve existing hair and to keep new and existing hair healthy and strong. The Reversal of Baldness has been a Personal Journey of over 30 Years for Dr. Robert O. Young! The reversal for male and/or female pattern baldness is not an event but a process of months and even years of alkalizing and energizing the body with: 1) An alkalizing lifestyle and diet 2) Alkalizing nutritional supplements 3) The pH Miracle Young pHorever Head pHirst Shampoo, and 4) The pH Miracle Young pHorever Top pHinsih Conditioner Possible Mode of Action from the New pH Miracle Young pHoerever Head pHirst Shampoo and Top pHinish Conditioner Out of the increased efficiency of the white blood cells to chelate and remove cellular morbid matter and acids and from the client's absorption of the thymus extract, the follicles are stimulated to give rise to tiny hairs, which eventually will grow into terminal hairs. The follicles become excited into functioning again. The main active ingredients in the pH Miracle Shampoo, Conditioner and Hair Thickener are tiny short-chained peptides formulated with vitamins, minerals and herbs which are highly penetrating into the integument of the scalp, nourishing the hair follicle and root of the hair. Some of the Major Incredible Ingredients in the First all Natural Alkalizing pH Miracle Hair/Scalp Shampoo and Conditioner for Preventing and Reversing Hair Loss called Head pHirst Shampoo and Top pHinish Conditioner! Deionized Water - To remove ions from (a solution) using an ion-exchange process. Makes the shampoo easy to lather. De-ionization is the process which removes the positive ions from water, thus decreasing its acidity. Soapbark - Cleanser (tree bark from a Chilean evergreen tree). Lavender - Helps relax scalp and muscles. Chamomile - (leaves of the English chamomile plant) historically used for its soothing and calming properties. Accentuates natural highlights and leaves a healthy sheen. Considered excellent for sensitive skin. Chamomile has also been used topically to reduce inflammation of the skin and good for irritated skin (soothing and healing). Rosemary - (cooling sensation) A purifying and toning agent with anti-microbial activity; believed to stimulate new hair growth. Rosemary is good as a hair conditioner. Experience it's strong, clean and refreshing scent. It has been used for centuries to promote healthy hair and skin. Burdock - Western herbalism considers burdock as a primary herb for purifying the blood. Burdock is also helpful in alleviating soreness and swelling caused by rheumatism and arthritis, as well as treating rashes and skin irritations. (psoriasis) Aloe Vera - (leaves of the aloe plant) historically known for its remarkable healing and soothing properties. In fact legend has it that Cleopatra massaged fresh aloe gel into her skin and hair every day to preserve her beauty. Some also believed it prevented hair loss and rubbed it into their scalps. Conditions, moisturizes and softens dry hair and scalp as it calms and refreshes. Wheat Germ - Wheat germ oil comes from the heart of the wheat berry, the embryo of the new plant. This oil is unique among dietary supplements and foods in that is unusually rich (65% by weight) in the most biologically active forms of vitamin E. Vitamin E acts as an inhibitor of oxidation processes in body tissues. It protects unsaturated fats in the body from oxidation by peroxides and other acids. In fact, the tocopherols are used commercially as anti-acids to retard the spoiling of fats, especially other vegetable oils. Vitamin A - skin healer, acts as an anti-acid. Allantoin - Promotes wound healing, speeds up cell regeneration, and has a keratolytic (skin-softening) effect. Water soluble crystal known for its ability to help heal wounds and skin ulcers and to stimulate the growth of healthy tissue. A conditioning humectant that increases the water binding capacity of proteins. Naturally soothes scalp irritations. It is said to clean away necrotic tissue, hastening the growth, healing epitheliztions may take place. Allantoin has been also termed a counter irritant that helps alleviate the untoward skin-irritation effects of certain cosmetic ingredients such as shampoo. Inositol - Protects against hair loss and helps maintain healthy hair. Inositol functions very closely with another B-complex vitamin, choline. Because it is not essential in the human diet, it cannot be considered a vitamin. It is a fundamental ingredient of cell membranes and is necessary for proper nerve, brain, and muscle function. Inositol is lipotropic, and works in conjunction with folacin, Vitamins B-6 and B-12, choline, betaine and methinonine to prevent the accumulation of fats in the liver. *(good to take internally) Biotin - A coenzyme, essential for the normal metabolism of fats and protein. It maintains healthy skin and is especially good for the health of hair follicles. The best natural sources are nuts, fruits, brewer's yeast and unpolished rice. This vitamin will rejuvenate hair follicles when taken by mouth or rubbed directly on the skin in a cream base. It may even regrow a few hairs, which have gone into early retirement. Hair will stand up straighter and recover a healthy sheen. *(good to take internally) Folic Acid - Health starts with the individual cells of our body. If our cells are healthy so are we. Healthy cells, in turn, depend on the continued, faultless replication of our DNA. DNA can be seriously damaged through attacks by free radicals so an adequate antioxidant status is essential to cell health. It is now becoming clear though that antioxidants alone are not enough to protect our DNA; more and more research points to the B- vitamin folic acid as being equally or perhaps even more important in ensuring proper DNA replication. Folic acid (folinic acid, folacin, pteroylglutamic acid) was first isolated from spinach leaves (its name derives from the Latin folium meaning "leaf" in 1964 and early on was found to be essential in the prevention of anemia in animals. Later it was discovered that ensuring that mothers had adequate folic acid levels could prevent neural tube defects in human babies. *(good to take internally) Eat Lots of Spinach. Germaben Oil - a natural preservative that contains grapeseed extract Colloidal Silver - (Used as a natural preservative) all natural mineral supplement colloidal silver. * Unparalleled germ fighter, transforms bacteria, fungus and viral outfections. * True colloidal silver. Colloid means silver particles in water. * No potentially dangerous protein additives. * Made using the highest purity, sterile reagent grade deionized water. * 0.001-0.005 microns non-toxic (high voltage process, gives longer shelf life) * 15ppm (ideal size of silver particles) Yucca - Natural soap for hair and body and helps prevent baldness. Avocado Oil - High in proteins, amino acids and vitamins A, D, and E. It is very moisturizing and healing. A very rich, somewhat waxy oil. Regenerates and softens skin tissue. Ideal for extremely dry and sensitive skin. Limited shelf life. Protects hair against environmental stress. In ancient times, avocados were thought to stimulate hair and cell growth. Avocados contain high levels of Vitamins B2, D, A, E, K and potassium which makes them an excellent source of nutrients. Also known for its revitalizing and healing properties. Glycerine - A natural emollient and humectant derived from vegetable oils. A valuable skin nourishing ingredient in quality soaps and lotions. This is often removed by the soap industry and sold as a valuable bi-product. Handmade soaps retain all its glycerin with additional glycerin often used in hand-milled soaps for greater nourishing properties. Cellulose Gum - (thickener) significantly enhances quality by acting as a thickener and stabilizer, and by controlling crystallization, moisture retention. Panthenol - Helps thicken each hair shaft naturally with vegetable-source protein. Member of the Vitamin B complex family used as a hair thickener and conditioning agent. During oxidation, it is converted to Vitamin B - 5 (pantheonic acid). Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein - (wheat) Increases hair's flexibility and elasticity. Holds water in the hair shaft at increased levels. Builds body while it moisturizes and conditions dry and brittle hair. Foam builder and anti-irritant. Naturally derived from wheat protein. Improves hair shine, volume, manageability, eliminates split ends, builds protective & moisturizing film on skin. Hydrolyzed human hair protein - Real human hair broken down into small molecules in weight and size (powder form) they take the actual protein from the hair. Vitamin E - Used for its healing and anti-oxidant properties. Conditions, moisturizes and protects. Vitamin E is a great source of vitamin for many different reasons including heart protection, prevents cancer, immunity booster, brain preserver, etc. It has also been known to help in the aid of wound healing, internally and externally speaking of the body. It is thought of as being an anti agent nutrient and a lot more. Vitamin E is the main antioxidant that protects all cells from damage, so its one of the most important nutrient supplements you can take to keep your whole body healthy and protected against disease. Keratin Protein - All protein, vegetable source, and is made form a combination of amino acids - your hair and your skin is really just billions of these tiny little amino acid all chained together in a special way. When your hair becomes damaged by bleaching, coloring, perming or styling abuse, some of these amino acids get stripped away. To make the hair look healthier and be stronger you have to replace those amino acids. Olive Oil - A good moisturizing oil with healing properties. It attracts external moisture, holds moisture close to skin and forms a breathable film to prevent loss of internal moisture. Skin can continue to sweat, releasing sebum and shed dry skin cells. Sesame Oil - Contains proteins and high in vitamin E. It is ideal for its high sesame content and is very good at moisturizing. Nettle - Used in hair care products, helps stimulate hair follicles and regulate scalp oil buildup. Peppermint - Works as a local anesthetic to alleviate scalp tension while stimulating circulation, cleansing, cooling, and clarifying. Comfrey - Speeding healing of wounds and many skin conditions (psoriasis) Inositol - Protects against hair loss. Helps maintain healthy hair. Inositol functions very closely with another B-complex vitamin, choline. Because it is not essential in the human diet , it cannot be considered a vitamin. It is a fundamental ingredient of cell membranes and is necessary for proper nerve, brain, and muscle function. Inositol is lipotropic, and works in conjunction with folacin, Vitamins B-6 and B-12, choline, betaine and methionine, to prevent the accumulation of gats in the liver. *(good to take internally) pH Miracle's Young pHorever Hair Loss Prevention and Reversing Hair Loss Pack Young pHorever Head pHirst Hair Alkalizing and Hair Loss Shampoo Young pHorever Top pHinish Hair Alkalizing and Hair Loss Conditioner There are four major ingredients in the Young pHorever Head pHirst Shampoo and/or the Top pHinish conditioner: 1) The thymus petites at a very extremely small length at 300 angstroms making them biodermal for stimulating new hair growth. 2) Bio Tin a foundational element in the formation of new hair. 3) Avocado oil that helps to regulate and balance a over-active sebaceous gland, and 4) Peppermint oil for stimulating blood circulation to the scalp leading to nerve regeneration in activating hair growth. Young pHorever pH Miracle Head pHirst Hair Loss Prevention and Regenerating Hair Shampoo Fundamental principal of the shampoo is to cleanse and nourish the scalp with tiny penetrating thymus peptides, vitamins, minerals and herbs. The Thymus peptides and avocado oil diffuse into the hair follicles and clean out each follicle of accumulated oil, dirt, morbid matter, and acids and prepare the scalp for receiving a dose treatment of the conditioner. The bio available tin helps to bind with the blood in biological transmutations of new hair. Young pHorever pH Miracle Top pHinish Hair Loss Prevention and Regenerating Hair Conditioner Helps to make the hair strands soft and silky to touch. Contains thymus peptides and avocado oils which help to regulate fat metabolism of the scalp. Leave on the scalp for up to 15 minutes with a shower cap to protect and nourish the hair and scalp. How Often Should I Apply? You should apply the Head pHirst Shampoo and the Top pHinish Conditioner twice daily. Morning upon waking and evening before going to bed. Only a small amount of shampoo and conditioner needs to be used because of concentration. What Can I expect? For hair thinning or balding within 5 years you should see new hair growth and thickening within 2 to 3 months. For hair thinning or balding over 5 years you should see new hair growth and thickening within 18 to 24 months. Use the Young pHorever Head pHirst Shampoo and the Young pHorever Top pHinish Conditioner as a prophylactic for the avoidance of hair thinning and loss. 1) To prevent moderate and heavy hair loss. 2) To diminish thinning during menopause. 3) To quickly restore hair loss during cancer chemotherapy. 4) To stop dandruff formation following hormonal treatment. 5) To relieve generalized dandruff and itching scalp. 6) To stimulate new hair growth if the hair roots are still intact. 7) To replace weak hair strands with strong healthy hair. 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