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Hair loss
- Thread starter Happyhen
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Did you just have a baby?
Hair loss after having a baby is completely normal. During pregnancy your hair stops its normal shedding, and 3 months postpartum your hormones change and cause that loss to occur. Which means that you lose a year's worth of hair in a month. It can look really awful but I promise you it's completely fine.
Hair loss after having a baby is completely normal. During pregnancy your hair stops its normal shedding, and 3 months postpartum your hormones change and cause that loss to occur. Which means that you lose a year's worth of hair in a month. It can look really awful but I promise you it's completely fine.
My hair thinned at times over the years, but hormone balance is a HUGE part of health. Because my husband experienced some health challenges this past year we got a crash course in how important your microbiome is.
YOUR GUT IS EIGHTY PERCENT OF YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM, AND MANY HORMONES ARE MADE IN YOUR GUT!!
I recommend you get the book Super Gut and start with the protocol to get rid of microbes that may be causing you problems.
Then look here at how to feed your body as a woman based on where you are in your month.....or even if you've gone through the change.
File attached is info on how to make gut healing body restoring cultured milk that even lactose intolerant people and people with dairy sensitivities can use.
Finally my sis recently shared a women's hormone kit with me that looks really interesting!
And last but not least there is a hair regrowth formula with tons of good reviews that my daughter sent me.
The hair regrowth formula is on sale today!!
YOUR GUT IS EIGHTY PERCENT OF YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM, AND MANY HORMONES ARE MADE IN YOUR GUT!!
I recommend you get the book Super Gut and start with the protocol to get rid of microbes that may be causing you problems.
Then look here at how to feed your body as a woman based on where you are in your month.....or even if you've gone through the change.
File attached is info on how to make gut healing body restoring cultured milk that even lactose intolerant people and people with dairy sensitivities can use.
Finally my sis recently shared a women's hormone kit with me that looks really interesting!
And last but not least there is a hair regrowth formula with tons of good reviews that my daughter sent me.
The hair regrowth formula is on sale today!!
I’m asking for a close friend.
No, baby is 4. Lots of emotional stress and also a good bit of the last couple years.
This all looks very interesting! Thanks
You're more than welcome!This all looks very interesting! Thanks
Oh I started doing this too! I actually have a severe allergy to soap and over the years it just got worse until I gave up and looked for an alternative. I found a girl whose hair is similar to mine and did the ratios she suggests and it works great, but my sister (who also decided to try it) has a hard time with the baking soda and is more sensitive to the vinegar. Just using conditioner works better for her.
But if you want your hair to be generally cleaner and not have the gross greasy feel you get with soap, I recommend it.
Not sure if it helps with hair loss but you can always try it.
I did know a hairdresser though who said a lot of her clients complain about hair-loss. Her response was to ask them how long they left soap in their hair and how well did they wash it out. She said that since it has chemicals in it, it can lead to hair loss if not washed out properly.
I've heard tea tree oil can help with hair loss. Maybe coconut oil as well?
I haven't personally, but recently my mother has. I looked into it online and purchased her some castor oil and 'hair, skin, and nail vitamins." It's too early to tell if it's helping with the hair loss, but her scalp, hair, and nails look healthier already.
My hubby had an itchy scalp years ago....and some soaps would really tear it up. My sisterwife figured out when some of her Kombucha made vinegar that it was an outstanding hair rinse and both of them say their scalp and hair feels better.
I found that the Bravo yogurt culture made in sheep milk feels wonderful on my face in this dry Arid-zona heat. Your skin is suposed to have microbes....same with your scalp. I'm thinking I should move away from shampoo....or maybe just try the yogurt as a cream rinse.
I'm not losing hair like I was... but mine is straight and not as thick as it used to be.
Baking soda and vinegar are also great for laundry. I've used it to wash men's laundry, dirty/old-smelling towels, and pet blankets.
I'm highly sensitive to soaps and most shampoos as well. I tried baby shampoo for a while, but even the smell from it was too strong. The store bought products I now use are Dove sensitive skin body wash, even some of the scented kinds of that brand don't bother me. I can also use Sauve Clarifying Shampoo and Marc Jacob Conditioner.
I never thought about soaps and shampoos, but I was just talking to my sisterwife about fabric softener and I am pretty sure that contributed (if not actually being the cause) of the first time my hormones got wacked about 24 years ago. I'm sure my mom in law meant well gifting it to me, and the baby clothes were soooo soft, but the fragrances are chemical, as well as the active ingredients. Recently I used some lotion I was gifted and had a headache that lasted all night and half the next day that I believe was a reaction to the artificial fragrance. I rarely ever have a headache, and DON'T care to try again and see for sure if that was the cause.
I use regular free and clear laundry soap and then use a few drops of essential oils for fragrance...or a few drops of four theives blend if the load had dirty or smelly anything (kids socks....smelly wash cloths got hot water AND theives!)
Theives blend is good for killing smells like chicken gut smell after cleaning birds...sheep cud smell if it gets on you. You get the idea.
Fabric softener is the worst for me! I didn't realize things like that could cause hormones to be out of wack, I attributed my sensitivity to my hormones being crazy. I recently found a brand of fabric softener that doesn't bother me much at all, the same with Dove sensitive skin and Sauve clarifying shampoo. I had given up on over the counter products all together until I found these specific brands.
I wish I could use essential oils but the fragrances make me sick. I didn't realize clear laundry soap existed. What's funny is there's a specific fragrance of Tide Pods, that don't irritate me at all. That's what I use now.
The things I shared earlier in this thread have seriously changed our lives!
I'm going to start a thread and share more.
Thread here!
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We use baking soda in our laundry too!
Actually I'm starting to feel like a baking soda advert to the point it disturbs me.
"Are you tired of that thick grease that comes from your shampoo? Are your clothes smelly, run ragged and through? Are your teeth never fresh despite brushing ten times a day? Switch to baking soda today!"
"My hair has never looked shinier or been so greaseless and clean as it was once I switched to baking soda!"
"My laundry comes out perfectly clean and we have saved so much money since I switched to baking soda!"
"My teeth have never been whiter or felt more clear of plaque since I stopped using regular old toothpaste and switched to baking soda." *Wink wink and a cheesy smile with a shine*
I'm so ashamed... But it's all true.
I like brushing with baking soda too!
Dr Berg did a video about biofilms. I guess bad bacteria hide under a calcium shell...that calcium shell is the "tarter" that forms on your teeth. He recommended using 1/4 tsp of baking soda and 1/4 stp of 3% hydrogen peroxide in 1/2 cup of water and brushing with that after whatever else one used to brush with. He said both of those substances are natural and I think he said already in/made in your body in small amounts...and would help oral health. He said bad bacteria hide in your bloodstream too...under that calcium shell. Cancer hides under a glucose shell....but a product called Protocell (Cancell 50) strips the glucose shell and makes cancer vulnerable to your immune system.
The fda says it "doesn't work" because it didn't kill cancer when put in a petri dish with cancer cells....but...that would be like expecting boxing gloves to take out a fighter in the ring with a blind man wearing them.
Some people jump to confusions and arrive at wrong conclusions.
It worked because I'm about to try it!
I love how this thread is beginning to sound like a multi-leveling marketing scheme
Word of mouth advertising is the best!It worked because I'm about to try it!
I love how this thread is beginning to sound like a multi-leveling marketing scheme
Years ago my hubby let the sales rep for the yellow pages talk him into a phone book ad....two actually. The one in the Phoenix Valley was expensive! It generated a whole 2 calls and zero jobs. Between the two ads he paid the yellow pages about 25k that year.
It was many years ago and a HUGE loss!
He always has done outstanding work every time. The job is always done right and the property cleaner than when they got there. The result? As the customer base grew, advertising was not needed. After that first expensive lesson, he never used the phone book again. He spends less time doing bids, gets most of the jobs he bids too, because the customers sell us to their friends. No one can really afford a bad reputation.
Bad reviews and negative comments for our company don't exist. We have a top rating. And that is why I didn't mind answering the business phone....and probably part of why that sweet secretary he hired accepted a permanent position. My father in-law was not perfect and made some big mistakes in his own life, but he had a great work ethic and taught his sons well. *nods*
Well, I completely fell for the baking soda advert that @Ruth Elizabeth presented! I've been using baking soda on the dishes, cleaned the oven and fridges with it, bathed my pets with it (now the dog smell is gone), and I just used it on my hair, skin, and nails. It's so addicting 
It really isWell, I completely fell for the baking soda advert that @Ruth Elizabeth presented! I've been using baking soda on the dishes, cleaned the oven and fridges with it, bathed my pets with it (now the dog smell is gone), and I just used it on my hair, skin, and nails. It's so addicting
Hahaha! I haven't tried it on dishes yet, but I've been curious too! Doesn't work so well on bathrooms sadly
I do love how I don't get greasy hair like I used to with regular soap. It takes longer to get greasy and I don't know how to describe it but it's not a gross type feeling or looking grease.
Although I have to use regular soap after a beach trip. Baking soda doesn't work as well to get the sea out of my hair