by Nick Mutt
Hair loss is a common problem that can be caused due to
several reasons. Some common reasons are stress, medication, hormonal imbalance
etc. High fever, severe or prolonged illness, pregnancy and childbirth, or
extreme stress can also cause hair loss. Poor diet or malnutrition is another
medical reason for hair loss.
Estrogen is a hormone that protects against hair loss, and as women age estrogen levels naturally decreases. The hormone dihydrotestosterone causes hair follicles to shrink and makes existing hairs thin and fragile. Disorders of the thyroid gland can cause thinning of hairs or hair loss.
Herbal hair loss treatments have been helpful for decades and in some cases even centuries. They cause no side effects, are inexpensive and bring good results in preventing hair loss, stopping hair loss and re-growing hair.
Below are some of the most common herbs for hair loss:
1. Rosmary (Rosmarinus in Latin) – It is known for stimulating hair growth and for enhancing dark hair.
2. Dong Quai – It is a traditional Chinese herb that contains phytoestrogens that reduces the formation of DHT. Hence, Dong Quai is beleieved to stop hair loss and even regrow hair.
3. Saw Palmetto – It is a small creeping palm and contains free fatty acids and phytosterols, which block the formation of DHT and by inhibiting the enzyme 5-alpha reductase that contributes to androgenetic alopecia and has shown to be more effective than Finasteride in some cases.
4. Capsicum – It is a type of hot peppers which stimulates hair growth by at least half and increases blood flow to the scalp. This herb is good for regrowing hair.
5. Lemongrass – It is a pale green stalk about 18 inches long. This herb stables oil product in the scalp. It also increases fullness and body to the hair.
6. Aloe Vera - It is a substance in a gel formation that is known for its ability to calm irritated skin. It protects the scalp and hair and also known as a good remedy against Alopecia.
Disclaimer: The reader of this article should exercise all precautionary measures while following instructions on the home remedies from this article. Avoid using any of these products if you are allergic to it. The responsibility lies with the reader and not with the site or the writer.
Estrogen is a hormone that protects against hair loss, and as women age estrogen levels naturally decreases. The hormone dihydrotestosterone causes hair follicles to shrink and makes existing hairs thin and fragile. Disorders of the thyroid gland can cause thinning of hairs or hair loss.
Herbal hair loss treatments have been helpful for decades and in some cases even centuries. They cause no side effects, are inexpensive and bring good results in preventing hair loss, stopping hair loss and re-growing hair.
Below are some of the most common herbs for hair loss:
1. Rosmary (Rosmarinus in Latin) – It is known for stimulating hair growth and for enhancing dark hair.
2. Dong Quai – It is a traditional Chinese herb that contains phytoestrogens that reduces the formation of DHT. Hence, Dong Quai is beleieved to stop hair loss and even regrow hair.
3. Saw Palmetto – It is a small creeping palm and contains free fatty acids and phytosterols, which block the formation of DHT and by inhibiting the enzyme 5-alpha reductase that contributes to androgenetic alopecia and has shown to be more effective than Finasteride in some cases.
4. Capsicum – It is a type of hot peppers which stimulates hair growth by at least half and increases blood flow to the scalp. This herb is good for regrowing hair.
5. Lemongrass – It is a pale green stalk about 18 inches long. This herb stables oil product in the scalp. It also increases fullness and body to the hair.
6. Aloe Vera - It is a substance in a gel formation that is known for its ability to calm irritated skin. It protects the scalp and hair and also known as a good remedy against Alopecia.
Disclaimer: The reader of this article should exercise all precautionary measures while following instructions on the home remedies from this article. Avoid using any of these products if you are allergic to it. The responsibility lies with the reader and not with the site or the writer.
About the Author
Nick Mutt is an active writer and blogger on health related
topics. He writes on alternative health and have contributed lot of articles on
natural health and home remedies. His popular sites are Natural cures guide and Home remedies guide.