Herbs That Help Hair To Grow



Posted: Sunday, May 03, 2009

by Ajeet
Herbal Health Cures

Hair loss problem is an increasing concern worldwide for both men and women. Statistically speaking at least 60% men under the age of 40 suffer from hair loss problems. Here in this article we are going to discuss this problem and review some of the most popular herbs which can help prevent hair loss and also make hair regrow.

What Causes Hair Loss?

Mostly the hair loss problem is associated with excessive production of androgenic hormone dihydrotestosterone (DHT). Dihydrotestosterone binds itself to the hair follicles and prevents the follicles from extracting vital nutrients from the blood necessary for healhy hair. This results in gradual thinning and weakening of hair and finally they begin to fall off.

What Should Be Done To Combat This Condition?

The only thing that can be done is to decrease the level of dihydrotestosterone in the body, so that the hair follicles can work normally and keep the hair healthy and shining.

Herbs That Are Useful in Treating Hair Loss Problem

Herbs have been used for thousands of years to prevent hair loss and also to regrow lost hair. Let us see some of these herbs which are popular in treating this problem.

Saw Palmetto

This herb is usually used in treating an enlarged prostate but it has been also found useful in regrowing hair. Saw palmetto has been found to decrease levels of DHT in the body thus helping in improving the overall health condition of the hair follicles.

Gotu Kola

It has been found to increase blood circulation to the scalp area. It helps hair follicles extract vital nutrients from the blood thereby preventing hair loss and also helping hair regrowth.

Ginseng

This is widely used in herbal shampoos. It helps strengthen and nourish the hair.

So analyzing our overall study there is certainly hope and effective herbal remedies available to treat hair loss problems. Remember one thing- nails and hair always grows.

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