Difference between revisions of "Premature Graying"
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* [[White Mulberry]] is used for Hair loss and premature graying. | * [[White Mulberry]] is used for Hair loss and premature graying. | ||
*[[Terminalia Bellirica]] : The seed oil gives excellent results in skin diseases and premature graying of hair. | *[[Terminalia Bellirica]] : The seed oil gives excellent results in skin diseases and premature graying of hair. | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Wheat Grass]] juice has been shown to turn gray hair back to its natural color : According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, hair pigmentation is influenced by the quality of blood and the strength of the kidneys. If your hair has gone gray, your kidneys and blood need to be strengthened. Foods that accomplish this include wheatgrass and any food with high chlorophyll content. |
* [[Black Sesame Seeds]] | * [[Black Sesame Seeds]] | ||
[[Category:Diseases]] | [[Category:Diseases]] | ||
Revision as of 04:19, 1 February 2014
Symptoms
Home remedies
- Amla Oil : People also use amla oil to fight hair loss and retard prematurely graying hair.
- Fo-ti is used for Premature graying and hair loss
- Hibiscus : The leaves and petals of the plant work to help improve the overall health of your scalp. It also can leave your hair looking shiny and lustrous and help prevent premature graying.
- White Mulberry is used for Hair loss and premature graying.
- Terminalia Bellirica : The seed oil gives excellent results in skin diseases and premature graying of hair.
- Wheat Grass juice has been shown to turn gray hair back to its natural color : According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, hair pigmentation is influenced by the quality of blood and the strength of the kidneys. If your hair has gone gray, your kidneys and blood need to be strengthened. Foods that accomplish this include wheatgrass and any food with high chlorophyll content.
- Black Sesame Seeds
Warnings
References
Medical Disclaimer
This information is not meant to be substituted for medical advice. Always consult a medical professional regarding any medical problems and before undertaking any treatment or dietary changes.
