Hair Loss
The causes for these hair conditions are: -
• Excess of Pitta dosha in the body is the chief cause of hair problems. Pitta is increased by
excessive intake of tea, coffee, alcohol, meats and excessive smoking. Pitta is also
aggravated by eating too much fried, oily, greasy, spicy, sour, and acidic foods.
• Intake of too many chemical medicines, low blood circulation, anaemia, general weakness
after disease, stress, anxiety, and mental tension are also prime causes of hair loss.
• Chronic diseases like typhoid fever, presence of dandruff or lice and hormonal imbalance also
cause hair loss.
So watch out carefully for these reasons! You may be overdoing one of them, and thus losing your
beautiful hair.
TREATMENT:
• The first step is to locate the root cause in your diet or lifestyle that may be increasing the
Pitta dosha. Once you locate it, try to give up or at least reduce the diet, habit, or activity
responsible for increasing Pitta.
• Always use a natural shampoo or soap to clean the hair. As most soaps and shampoos have
chemicals, they might be the cause of your problem. Usually the chemicals have a heating
effect, and increase Pitta locally. Amala (embilica officinalis), Shikakai (Acacia concinna) are
very commonly used in India for washing the hair.
• Oiling and massaging of scalp is very beneficial for stopping the hair loss. Use coconut oil or
mustard oil at least three times in a week. Certain medicated oils like ‘Mahabhringraj oil’,
‘Amala oil’, and ‘Arnica oil’ are very useful. Put oil on the scalp, and massage gently in the
roots of the hair.
• The person should maintain a regular bowel movement everyday. In case of constipation, a
mild natural laxative can be taken. Triphala, an Ayurvedic herbal powder, is also useful.
• The diet should contain more green leafy vegetables, salads, milk, fruits and sprouts. Take
more proteins, milk, buttermilk, yeast, wheat germ, soybean and vitamin A.
• Regular physical exercise is very beneficial as it helps in balancing the aggravated doshas.
• A special Ayurvedic preparation made from Bhringraj (Eclipta elba), Amala, corals, iron and
black sesame seeds is very useful, and even stops the greying of hair.
• Rub your scalp vigorously after washing the hair. It increases the blood circulation, and
activates the sebaceous glands.
• A mixture of lettuce and spinach juice is good to drink to induce hair growth. The juice of
alfalfa mixed with that of carrot, and lettuce juice is also good to take.
• Daily application of coconut oil mixed with lime juice on the hair is also beneficial. Applying
juice of green coriander leaves on the head is also good.
• Washing the hair with a paste of cooked Urad dal (black beans) and fenugreek (methi) 2-3
times a week, is also good.
• A paste of licorice made by grinding it in milk can be applied in the bald patches. It induces
hair growth. A paste of seeds of lemon and black pepper may also be applied on the bald
patches.
These remedies are worth trying and will solve your hair problems
The causes for these hair conditions are: -
• Excess of Pitta dosha in the body is the chief cause of hair problems. Pitta is increased by
excessive intake of tea, coffee, alcohol, meats and excessive smoking. Pitta is also
aggravated by eating too much fried, oily, greasy, spicy, sour, and acidic foods.
• Intake of too many chemical medicines, low blood circulation, anaemia, general weakness
after disease, stress, anxiety, and mental tension are also prime causes of hair loss.
• Chronic diseases like typhoid fever, presence of dandruff or lice and hormonal imbalance also
cause hair loss.
So watch out carefully for these reasons! You may be overdoing one of them, and thus losing your
beautiful hair.
TREATMENT:
• The first step is to locate the root cause in your diet or lifestyle that may be increasing the
Pitta dosha. Once you locate it, try to give up or at least reduce the diet, habit, or activity
responsible for increasing Pitta.
• Always use a natural shampoo or soap to clean the hair. As most soaps and shampoos have
chemicals, they might be the cause of your problem. Usually the chemicals have a heating
effect, and increase Pitta locally. Amala (embilica officinalis), Shikakai (Acacia concinna) are
very commonly used in India for washing the hair.
• Oiling and massaging of scalp is very beneficial for stopping the hair loss. Use coconut oil or
mustard oil at least three times in a week. Certain medicated oils like ‘Mahabhringraj oil’,
‘Amala oil’, and ‘Arnica oil’ are very useful. Put oil on the scalp, and massage gently in the
roots of the hair.
• The person should maintain a regular bowel movement everyday. In case of constipation, a
mild natural laxative can be taken. Triphala, an Ayurvedic herbal powder, is also useful.
• The diet should contain more green leafy vegetables, salads, milk, fruits and sprouts. Take
more proteins, milk, buttermilk, yeast, wheat germ, soybean and vitamin A.
• Regular physical exercise is very beneficial as it helps in balancing the aggravated doshas.
• A special Ayurvedic preparation made from Bhringraj (Eclipta elba), Amala, corals, iron and
black sesame seeds is very useful, and even stops the greying of hair.
• Rub your scalp vigorously after washing the hair. It increases the blood circulation, and
activates the sebaceous glands.
• A mixture of lettuce and spinach juice is good to drink to induce hair growth. The juice of
alfalfa mixed with that of carrot, and lettuce juice is also good to take.
• Daily application of coconut oil mixed with lime juice on the hair is also beneficial. Applying
juice of green coriander leaves on the head is also good.
• Washing the hair with a paste of cooked Urad dal (black beans) and fenugreek (methi) 2-3
times a week, is also good.
• A paste of licorice made by grinding it in milk can be applied in the bald patches. It induces
hair growth. A paste of seeds of lemon and black pepper may also be applied on the bald
patches.
These remedies are worth trying and will solve your hair problems
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