What can help with hair loss?

Hair Loss for Men:

Male pattern baldness occurs in many men. Nearly half of men experience some hair loss by age 35, and by age 45, more than 70% of men in one study showed evidence of hair loss. This fits with the experience of many men. Men start to notice their hair thinning and a receding hairline in their 30s, and by their 50s many are significantly bald. There are a number of ways to treat hair loss, including prescription medications and surgical hair restoration.

Moreover, insuring that you have enough well-absorbed magnesium and a mineral solution with a variety of electrolytes in your nutritional plan can encourage the development of the healthy structure, function, and reproduction of scalp and hair cells. 

Hair Loss for Women:

Hair loss in women is very much related to hormone imbalances, iron deficiency, and thyroid imbalances. Well-Absorbed magnesium and a mineral solution with a variety of electrolytes can stimulate thyroid and hormone balance. Also, if magnesium deficiency is the cause of your hair loss, then putting ReMag directly on your scalp will encourage the healthy structure, function, and reproduction of cells. 

Additionally, it comes as a surprise to most people that increased levels of insulin stimulate testosterone production. Elevated insulin occurs when you are on a high carb or sugar diet and eating junk food that is often loaded with sugar. When you eat sugar and carbs, insulin is released from the pancreas to drop your sugar down into a normal range. Any excess insulin that is not busy ushering sugar into the cells and is just hanging around  will increase the production of testosterone. The newly formed testosterone will build up in the ovaries and adrenals and can cause abnormal hair growth on the face and hair loss from the scalp. It may also cause acne and backne (acne on the back).

So, reducing the amount of carbohydrates, sugar, and processed food in your diet along with insuring that you are getting adequate minerals can help you improve the structure and function of your scalp and hair cells. 

NOTE: Dr. Dean is experimenting with rice water rinsing for shiny hair and hair loss. She will make a report when she completes this n=1 study.