I guess that you and I think differently
For me it is not about money. It is all about heart. My husband has a full head of hair, not a lot of money but even if he were bald (which I find to be sexy) and had no money I would still find him attractive
If it is genetic it would be your mom's dad. Since that doesn't seem to be the case, then it may be your diet.
As for food that causes hair loss or gain:
avoid excessive intake of vitamin A
hormone replacement may increase hair loss
steroid muscle building supplements may increase hair loss
avoid smoking
avoid excessive alcohol consumption
spicy foods may cause increased hair loss albeit temporary
avoid highly oxidative foods
stress leads to hair loss *avoid stress*
A wholesome diet, rich in silica, calcium and iron, will help reduce or prevent hair loss. Green, leafy vegetables, especially sea vegetables, are good mineral sources. Raw oats provide silica. Dried fruits and cherry juice are rich sources of iron.
Taking two acidophilus tablets after or between meals (four to six tablets per day) for two months will help.
organ meat, whole grain cereals, dark green leafy vegetables, eggs, dates, and raisins.
soy milk is a good source of soy protein. You can also buy soy shake mix.
Other good sources of protein are: low-fat cheese, eggs, fish, beans, brewer's yeast and yogurt
Vitamin C improves the absorption of iron. Include a good serving of fruits and vegetables in your diet.
Vitamin E is important for healthy hair growth. Eat avocados, nuts, seeds, and olive oil on a regular basis.
Excessive intake of Vitamin A can cause hair loss.
Eat vegetables such as carrots or spinach in unrefined, cold-pressed seed oils such as flax, walnut or pumpkin seed and sea salt. Take turnips, cabbage, mustard, soy beans, peanuts, pine nuts and millet if there is a deficiency of iodine.
Supplements:
Saw Palmetto, Biotin, Pantothenic acid
He Shou Wu, Shen Min essential amino acids, copper peptide
Zinc,selenium,copper, magnesium, manganese, Vitamin A,Vitamin C, Vitamin E, vitamin B-1,B-2,B-6,B-12,K1,Calcium, biotin, Linolic Acid, Alpha Linolic acid,Sulphur, horsetail, Phosphorus, Iron, Iodine,Panthothenic, Silicea, Calc Flor, Ferr Phos, Niacin,Folic Acid.
Falling of Hair, Gray Hair, Alopecia, Baldness,
Dandruff, Seborheic, Dermatitis of scalp, Tinea
capitis, versicolor, calvities, retarted growth,
thining Hair.
use these herbal ingredients.
Gingeli Oil, Granules, Lecithin, Alikanet, Alerian,Lichen, Fenugreek, seeds of Alopara flower, C.Pertenious, Almond, emblic mytoblan, Acacia concinna,Indian valerian, Henna, Eclipta Erects, Oak Galls,four seeds, Long zedory, white sandal, red sandal,brown sandal,
Organic silica added to shampoo
Silica is found in the outer coverings of potatoes, green and red peppers and cucumbers. Bean sprouts are also high in silica. Eat whole foods including sprouts
and there are many more
The one that appealed to me was saw palmetto and burdock that is used in an oil on the head. You could go to a health food store or Natureopath and have a tincture made up for you along with instructions
avoid:
Cold foods and drinks
Sugary foods and drinks
Fatty foods
Animal protein
Excessive raw foods
Fruit, especially citrus
Tomatoes
Tofu (I personally don't understand why you can eat soy but not Tofu, which is soy) I drink Soy Milk.
millet
Salt
Dairy products
eat:
Brown rice
Oats
Sweet rice and mochi (pounded sweet rice)
Root vegetables, such as carrots, rutabagas, parsnips, ginger, turnips, and onions
Winter squash
Black beans
Pumpkin
Black pepper
Brown rice syrup
This is a lot of information to digest. It all sounds pretty healthy to me. We eat this way at our house on a fairly regular basis. Both my husband and I have waist length hair which we both ready to cut off. Tired of vacuuming it up.
I, myself, eat a lot of raw foods but don't have hair loss problems, I have scalp problems so pay attention to what I eat. I use a lot of different shampoos and essential oils.
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