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I take biotin, vit A, niacin, saw palmetto, iron, evening primrose, salmon oil, GNC hair skin and nails formula, use nioxin shampoo and scalp treatment, coconut and olive oil scalp massage and started horemone replacement 1 1/2 weeks ago. Leotyroxine. still tons of hair loss

Most primary care physicians should refer their patient to see a Thyroid Specialist. If you haven’t, I think you should see one and get a second opinion. It is best that you do a research and educate yourself on thyroid health first before accepting any conventional medicine. We all know that conventional medicine change the body’s chemistry.

If the medicine you are taking for your thyroid is making your hair worse. You should stop taking it and switch to alternative herbal medicine such as Kelp, a sea vegetable that has a rich source of iodine and vitamin K. It also promotes healthy thyroid function. It helps me and I am not taking any conventional medicine. Keep taking Biotin, it keeps your hair on your head. Also Vitamin B6 is thought to prevent hair from falling out and help create melanin in the hair. Eating right for your blood type and super food such as raw vegan will help bring your thyroid back to normal. I’ve done it and it works.

Talk to a Thyroid Specialist or see a Alternative Medicine Doctor. Go here to get more information about thyroid health.

I’ve been taking Biotin, Women’s One A Day, Folic Acid, Super B Complex, and Fish Oil vitamins for about 2-3 months now and I have not seen any changes on my hair. Recently I started getting dandruff and now my hair is falling out even more. When I massage my scalp it just makes it even more itchier. What do I do?
Where can I buy natural vitamins?

biotin can’t cause hair loss or dandruff. your problems may have another source. are you stressed? do you sleep enough, eat well?

Hi,I am 25years old,i am suffering from hair loss,Some people suggest me for Biotin Tablets,Let me know that,It will be help-full to stop my hair loss and grew-up again to hair or not.kIndly suggest me.

I cannot say for sure whether or not that would be a correct solution for you, as we don’t know what exactly is causing your hair loss. Genetics, thyroid problems, stress, etc. could all be causing it and it’d be better to isolate the cause before spending money on any solutions that may or may not address your specific cause. I’d personally suggest scheduling a free consultation with a Bosley physician at one of our many regional offices (all listed on our website).

Our people are hair loss experts who can diagnose the specific cause of your case & recommend appropriate treatment options. Best of all, the consults are conducted free of charge so at the very least you receive the information you need to move forward in addressing your problem without having to spend a dime for it. Best of luck to you in your situation and be sure to find out why you are losing hair first before spending hard-earned money to fix it.

I am an African American woman and I decided to go natural about 6 months ago. I suffer from a skin condition that prevents me from using a wide variety of products on my hair due to allergic reactions. During the time when this condition started I suffered hair loss on my temples and in the top of my hair. I’ve tried a few products but nothing really seems to work. I can;t use anything heavy or harsh so if anyone has any tips then i would greatly appreciate them. I’m thinking about taking Biotin for hair and starting an exercise regime also if you have any tips on that.

I’m very sorry but biotin won’t actually help unless your deficient in biotin in the first place. If you are then it will work with growing hair.

My suggestion would be natural remedies.
1)supplements:
-Chlorella (stimulates growth and thickness; introduce this into your system slowly it detoxes)
-PABA (Used for graying hair)
-silica (keeps hair looking shiny and sleek)
-VIT B COMPLEX (B VITAMINS ARE IMPORTANT FOR GROWTH OF HAIR)
-Unsaturated fatty Acids (primrose oil,linseed oil)(Enhances hair texture, prevents dry, brittle hair)
-PANTOTHENIC ACID (B5) Helps maintain hair
-vitamin b6 enhances growth
-INOSITOL stimulates growth
-NIACIN (B3) helps hair absorb nutrients
-VITAMIN C increases scalp circulation
-VITAMIN E increases scalp circulation, hair growth and oxygen to cells
-ZINC promotes hair growth by enhancing immune function
-COPPER CHELATE works with zinc to aid in hair growth
-COENZYME Q10 enhances scalp circulation,increases tissue oxygenation
-KELP supplies minerals for hair growth
-GH (GROWTH HORMONE) stimulates growth
-Pregnenolone stimulates cell growth

2)AMINO ACIDS:

-L-CYSTEINE improves hair growth and texture
-L-METHIONINE helps prevent hair from falling out
-GLUTATHIONE stimulates skin, glands and soft tissue
-OMITHINE releases growth hormone

3) herbs for growth

-alfafa
-birch leaves
-burdock
-calendula (Marigold)
-chaparral
-comfrey
-dwarf nettle
-horsetail
-maiden hair
-nettle
-peppermint (Pure peppermint oil needs to be diluted with a carrier oil such as olive oil)
-rosemary
-wormwood if worms in scalp is a factor

4)food for growth
-asparagus,
-barley
-buckweat
-cabbage
-figs
-kelp
-millet
-oats
-onions
-rice
-romaine lettuce
-rye
-sesame seeds
-spinach
-strawberries
-tomatoes

The best time to take vitamins is during the day, after a meal.

Never take supplements on an empty stomach – they will quickly pass out in your urine. This is especially true for the B and C vitamins that dissolve in water.

Though each of the scientifically proven treatments for hair loss and hair thinning described in this article is a potentially promising hair re-growth therapy, none of the treatments can be called a permanent solution to hair loss or hair thinning. Each treatment for hair loss must be used diligently over a given period of time before initial growth results materialize, and even then once re-growth has occurred, each hair loss and thinning treatment must be continued indefinitely in order to maintain results. As of this writing, science has simply not provided us with a viable, permanent scientifically proven solution or treatment for hair loss or hair thinning problems.

Biotin doesn’t for the most part grow hair, or even grow hair at a faster growth rate. It can however improve the quality of hair and nails.

Biotin for the most part would only really help someone if they were deficient in biotin in the first place. So if you are deficient in biotin go for it.

I’m a 19 year old male college freshman and I’m taking a lot of biotin daily. I shampoo my hair with Garnier Fructis. I started noticing this after high school graduation, but it didn’t amount to anything worth worrying about. After a few months into college it started to fall out much more rapidly, are there any certain lifestyles, supplements or hair care products could I look into?

Hi dude, at some point in our life, at least 10 to 25% of all men will suffer from some type of balding. Balding occurs over time, and even if you are suffering from less of a hair loss problem than someone else, you could have been balding for longer which is why your hair loss is as it is.Balding is strictly a psychological problem. How much balding effects you relates directly to how badly balding affects your self esteem and are self confidence.

To effectively treat balding and stop it from getting any worse, you need to make sure that you start using some type of treatment that is going to be effective right away – and you need to make sure that you find a treatment that you can trust to treat your balding without causing your body any side effects that may cause the exact same self confidence and self esteem issues that you would experience if you continue to allow your hair go bald.

One of the only ways to treat balding in this manner is to use a product known as Procerin. Procerin is an all natural balding cure that will not cause any side effects and will start working right away before your hair loss gets out of hand.

Ok well basically my hair is alot thinner than it was few years back.ive noticed a year ago when i had my haircut i thought it was the haircut but then realized that it wasn’t. my blood is fine, thyroid fine, hormonal are fine and there is no history in my family of hair loss problems (apart from gran which is obviously only natural) . So the only thing i could think of is stress as i have been stressing quite alot in the past few years. ( im18, blonde hair). Please help !!! I have considered seeing a trichologst but i been told that they just rip money out of you and are not much of an experts. is this true? help please,cant stop stressing over this. i don’t want to loose anymore hair. i am currently taking biotin and some multivitamins.

Here a few simple home remedies which can be tried at home to control hair fall.

1.Rinse your hair with a mix of apple cider vinegar and sage tea this helps hair grow..

2. A medicine rich in sulfur is also recommended as sulfur plays an important part in the structure of the hair.

3. Massage with olive oil before going to bed at night and next morning, wash off the hair gently..

4. To treat hair loss apply a little lemon juice with some black tea.Massage well and shampoo.

5. Beat two eggs,and add two tablespoons of water to it. Rinse hair and pour the egg mixture over the hair.Massage the scalp well and leave for 10 minutes.Then wash it.

does biotin help prevent hair growth and stimulate hair follicles? i’m 22 and noticed that the top part of my hair is thinning. I had a baby almost two years ago and it hasn’t returned to the thickness pre pregnancy. I am aware that hair loss due to hormones after pregnancy is normal but i have also read that it is supposed to return to it’s normal growth by 6 months to a year. However nothing has really grown back. I haven’t really had much hair growth so i’m wondeing if biotin or Minoxidil would help. My mother is 50 and has very thin hair and balding at the front and top of her head.

they die becuase they get damged.

some factors that can cause damage are:
smoking or being in smokey areas
poor diet
poluted streets
putting on cenrtal heating
brushing hair too much
cheap shampoo and conditioner
heated applicainces like straigtnhers

alot of factors damge hair.

i know you said you have had a baby, but look at the list i wrote too , to see if any apply to you.

hair regrow porcuts dont really work sorry

just eat a diet rich in fruit and vegatbales mainly green leafy vegatbles like spinach, brocolli and cabbage etc

and have lots of protein like tuna, chicken, turkeyy and eggs, protein is AMZAING for your hair.

drink plenty of water too!

im not saying live a boring extra healthy life just make sure everyday you est some protein and veg and always have 2 litres of water a day!

good luck! xxx

edit: every week put some olive oil on your hair and leave overnight! its amazing! i dye my hair too much and its helped me so much!!

please help me with your guidelines and suggestions
im a theatre actor n im heading for a career in filmline
the only thing that worries me is that my dad and my grandpa are bald and their problem is hereditary
my dad went bald when he was 23-25 years of age
i already have a receeding hairline with an ‘M’ shape
i experience slight hair loss but i guess 100 hair falling per day is normal
i want help about my future
does biotin work on hereditary hair loss?
if not then what does?
i have heard that hereditary hair loss has no cure or prevention … but im sure there has to be SOMETHING in the world that will work
im 16 years old … athletic in physique … and quite healthy
please help me
i dont want to grow bald in my youth and see my cinema dreams shatter
PLEASE HELP ….thanks….

Hair loss is caused by many reasons such as malnutrition, illness, tension and other health problems. Homemade remedies can treat hair loss.

These homemade remedies are based on herbs and natural ingredients.

It can be made by a combination of meditation, diet, oil massage, herbs, breathing, aromatherapy and yoga.

Herbs for homemade remedies for hair loss
One takes the following herbs to make home remedy for hair loss:
4 parts of Bhringaraj
3 parts of Jatamamsi
5 parts of Dashamoola
Take all ingredients and add them into a hot goat milk (one full cup). Boiled this mixture very well. Drink this milk before going to bed at night for reducing hair loss.

Use the following essential oils for massage of hair to reduce hair loss:
Grapefruit
Jojoba oil
Lavender
Cedarwood
Bay
Lemon
Rosemary
Roman Chamomile
Home made remedies for reducing the hair loss:
Massage with olive oil before going to bed at night and next morning, wash off the hair gently.
Take some leaves of henna and boil them into mustard oil. Massage of this prepared oil is very effective to treat hair loss.
Ground well seeds of black pepper and lime to make a paste. It is useful for the treatment of patchy baldness.
Wash hair regularly with cold and clean water. After washing the hair rub the scalp with fingertips well. It is a simple way and beneficial remedy against hair loss.
Take a few drops of coconut milk and massage of this milk into the roots of hair all portion of the scalp.
If one wants to grow hair, trim the hair every one-month.
Avoid sharp clips, tight rubber bands and spiky brushes.
Never brush the hair when it is wet.
Do not over comb the hair.
Massage with bhongra juice is also very effective to reduce hair loss.
Take the powder of shana seeds and a few drops of essential oils such as sesame oil, coconut oil or castor oil. Mix both of them well and make a paste. Use this paste on scalp regularly.
Take a little amount of honey and a few drops of kanta karika juice. Mix both of ingredients very well and apply this mixture over the scalp.
Take the oil of Sagvan seeds and massage of this oil give amazing results.
Massage of aloe Vera gel or coconut milk over the scalp; leave it for about one hour. After this rinse the hair with warm water. It gives amazing results if one uses this massage at least 3-4 times a week.

For the first time I’ve been using Redken shampoo and hair color. Since that, my hair has been falling out, or shedding pretty significantly.
I saw another question where the asker said that she heard it could possibly be anemia.
This could be the case, but the only problem is that this didn’t start happening until after I began using the redken products.

Does anyone else know why this may be happening?
So far, my plan consists of taking iron, Biotin, and discontinuing the use of my redken shampoo. Does this sound like the right course of action?

i used redken shampoo to and it made my hair reallly brittle and i had some amount of hair loss but not significantly i stopped using it though and now my hair is great