TED'S ADVICE ABOUT SUPPLEMENTS TO COMBAT HAIR LOSS?

Dear Daniel:

Hair loss is often caused by a fungus yeast that is in the follicles of the hair. Therefore, it's most important to use a 1/2 teaspoon per 1/2 cup of water to apply to the scalp throughout and leave it unrinsed overnight. I also found hair loss is caused by a manganese deficiency, the ones I used here is manganese sulfate, but the manganese chloride doesn't work. Finally, tin deficiency is another cause in male pattern baldness, but I also found a deficiency in women just as well. The dose is fairly low for a tin, such as 1-3 mg of tin chloride, in a water solution taken for only three days, while manganese sulfate is taken at 25 mg for about 2 weeks, on the average. Usually it takes maximum to stop hair loss, but I have seen too many times the hair loss stops in a matter of 3 days. Low hormones, especially growth hormones, are also responsible for hair loss, but I don't around and use HGH. I just use boron supplements as it has two properties: it increases most hormones across teh board, and it is antifungal. Most important many people have a boron deficiency, including me, although hair loss is the least of my problem, but the dose is typically 1/8 teaspoon per liter of water for about at least 2 weeks and the dose is taken only once a week, if I have to deal with just the deficiency, lack of energy -the long haul, number of hours you can stain energy levels. As for curcumin you mentioned, this reduces the inflammation caused by certain fungus and can be helpful with the hair loss remedy. Vitamin C is generally helpful, but calcium may cause hair loss and in certain cases vitamin D, if taken in excess. Low copper is also seen in people with hair loss, as copper is antifungal and the form I used is the chlorophyll supplements, typically they are in the form of sodium copper chlorophyllin, which is not the usual magnesium chlorophyll found in nature, but is the more active form in killing off the fungus. In general I found vitamin B complex helpful in hair thickness, including biotin, but not necessarily hair loss.

Ted