Duz any1 hv hair like me?

[Guest guest]

My hair is terribly thin becuz I have lost so much in 7 1/2 years. The way I

have worn it is, natural and it is wavy, but only in response to humidity. If

the weather is dry and arid, it is straight. I want it wavy, especially now

because when it is flat, my hairloss really shows. I have found some mousse-type

products over the last few years that help the wave in the winter. I do not dry

it. I scrunch it now and then as it air dries and it would be wavy. But I will

not use these products because of the ingredients in them.

Do any ladies out there have hair like mine and they have found a natural

product that they use to keep the moisture level high but not with nasty

ingredients?

I have not been using anything since I started to detoxify 4 years ago because I

cannot find anything natural and I want to avoid chemicals every way that I can.

But I will have to try to find something soon because my hair is so thin and I

have had a few preview days to know what it is going to look like come

wintertime and it is scary.

Thx

Lyn

[Guest guest]

You need to work on this from the inside out. 

Do you have thyroid problems?  Do your fingernails break, crack and peel?  Is

your skin dry?  Are your heels cracked?  If so, the herbs that nourish the

thyroid are kelp, dulse and irish moss.

Are your lips cracked in the corners?  Is your tongue red and sore?  

Do you have ridges on your fingernails?

If so, you are probably vitamin/mineral deficient.  You need some good B

vitamins.  Alfalfa is a super food that is nutritionally dense with vitamins

and minerals.  You can get kelp, dulse and alfalfa at vitacost.com.  They also

carry a product called Adrenal Fatigue Fighter that has therapeutic doses of B

vitamins.

Blessings,

Bonnie

________________________________

To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Sent: Monday, September 26, 2011 10:41 AM

Subject: Duz any1 hv hair like me?

 

My hair is terribly thin becuz I have lost so much in 7 1/2 years. The way I

have worn it is, natural and it is wavy, but only in response to humidity. If

the weather is dry and arid, it is straight. I want it wavy, especially now

because when it is flat, my hairloss really shows. I have found some mousse-type

products over the last few years that help the wave in the winter. I do not dry

it. I scrunch it now and then as it air dries and it would be wavy. But I will

not use these products because of the ingredients in them.

Do any ladies out there have hair like mine and they have found a natural

product that they use to keep the moisture level high but not with nasty

ingredients?

I have not been using anything since I started to detoxify 4 years ago because I

cannot find anything natural and I want to avoid chemicals every way that I can.

But I will have to try to find something soon because my hair is so thin and I

have had a few preview days to know what it is going to look like come

wintertime and it is scary.

Thx

Lyn

[Guest guest]

>>You need to work on this from the inside out.

I've been working on this for four years, but nothing helps yet.

>>Do you have thyroid problems?

Not that I know of, but I have never ONCE had a competent test run or

interpreted. I " had it " with american medicine when I had two tests run when I

was at my sickest, but the nurse who interpreted them happily told me everything

was great!

>>Do your fingernails break, crack and peel?

Yes. They are in stages of growth in the last two years, but I haven't hit on

the balance right so that they will grow and stay strong. But this is the first

growth I have seen in decades. When I started using coconut oil two years ago, I

thought that was going to be my miracle because there was a huge amount of

growth. They would break but grow right back fast, but after a few couple

months, they eventually broke for the last time and stayed broken. Then I got on

a fungus killing series of herb tinctures and iodine a couple months ago and the

nails started growing again, but today they are all broken again.

>>Is your skin dry?

No

>>Are your heels cracked?

Not significantly anymore. I have cleansed alot of that out of me.

>>If so, the herbs that nourish the thyroid are kelp, dulse and irish moss.

I take 200 mg of Iodine each day. I don't know if there is anything I should add

to that. I am not e-jee-kated enuf yet. I don't suppose I should, tho.

>>Are your lips cracked in the corners?

No. It only happened once during the first year I was cleansing and it did not

last long and never returned.

>>Is your tongue red and sore?

No. I never heard of that kind of a tongue condition. A white thrush tongue, but

not a sore one.

>>Do you have ridges on your fingernails?

Yes.

>>If so, you are probably vitamin/mineral deficient.

I have been taking minerals from Optimally Organic.

>>You need some good B vitamins.

I have been taking Bs from Innerich.

>>Alfalfa is a super food that is nutritionally dense with vitamins and

minerals.

I bought a bale of this, but I don't know what to do with it.

>>You can get kelp, dulse and alfalfa at vitacost.com. They also carry a product

called Adrenal Fatigue Fighter that has therapeutic doses of B vitamins.

I've become weary of the vast number of cheap supplements that are full of

fillers. And I am scared of all of those plasticy capsules they are encapsulated

in. They can really add up if you take any number in a day. I've been taking a

siesta from them until I can get more knowledge about what supplements are good.

All my life my hair was enviably healthy and strong and shiny. I don't know how

my body could go so out of balance so completely and make me lose it for 7 1/2

years. But since I started the iodine/herb regimen in the summer, in the last

two weeks now, the hair loss has slowed way down. I only lose a bigger amount

when I wash it than any other time of the week.

________________________________

From: Lyn < ly.ninwv@... >

My hair is terribly thin becuz I have lost so much in 7 1/2 years. The way I

have worn it is, natural and it is wavy, but only in response to humidity. If

the weather is dry and arid, it is straight. I want it wavy, especially now

because when it is flat, my hairloss really shows. I have found some mousse-type

products over the last few years that help the wave in the winter. I do not dry

it. I scrunch it now and then as it air dries and it would be wavy. But I will

not use these products because of the ingredients in them.

Do any ladies out there have hair like mine and they have found a natural

product that they use to keep the moisture level high but not with nasty

ingredients?

I have not been using anything since I started to detoxify 4 years ago because I

cannot find anything natural and I want to avoid chemicals every way that I can.

But I will have to try to find something soon because my hair is so thin and I

have had a few preview days to know what it is going to look like come

wintertime and it is scary.

Thx

Lyn

>

> You need to work on this from the inside out. 

>

>

> Do you have thyroid problems?  Do your fingernails break, crack and peel? 

Is your skin dry?  Are your heels cracked?  If so, the herbs that nourish the

thyroid are kelp, dulse and irish moss.

>

> Are your lips cracked in the corners?  Is your tongue red and sore?  

> Do you have ridges on your fingernails?

>

> If so, you are probably vitamin/mineral deficient.  You need some good B

vitamins.  Alfalfa is a super food that is nutritionally dense with vitamins

and minerals.  You can get kelp, dulse and alfalfa at vitacost.com.  They also

carry a product called Adrenal Fatigue Fighter that has therapeutic doses of B

vitamins.

>

> Blessings,

>

> Bonnie

>

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

>

> To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

> Sent: Monday, September 26, 2011 10:41 AM

> Subject: Duz any1 hv hair like me?

>

>

>  

> My hair is terribly thin becuz I have lost so much in 7 1/2 years. The way I

have worn it is, natural and it is wavy, but only in response to humidity. If

the weather is dry and arid, it is straight. I want it wavy, especially now

because when it is flat, my hairloss really shows. I have found some mousse-type

products over the last few years that help the wave in the winter. I do not dry

it. I scrunch it now and then as it air dries and it would be wavy. But I will

not use these products because of the ingredients in them.

>

> Do any ladies out there have hair like mine and they have found a natural

product that they use to keep the moisture level high but not with nasty

ingredients?

>

> I have not been using anything since I started to detoxify 4 years ago because

I cannot find anything natural and I want to avoid chemicals every way that I

can. But I will have to try to find something soon because my hair is so thin

and I have had a few preview days to know what it is going to look like come

wintertime and it is scary.

>

> Thx

>

> Lyn

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 9/26/2011 4:45:31 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

ly.ninwv@... writes:

Do any ladies out there have hair like mine and they have found a natural

product that they use to keep the moisture level high but not with nasty

ingredients?

Hi Lyn. This year I have the same problem..I did some research & mainly

the most pointed to something wrong inside....I am not trying to scare you

but this last January I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer..Before that my

hair was thick & wavy.My nails were strong --now they are not.. If I were you

I would have a complete med. check up..

Be careful getting the alfalfa. Make sure it is organic... Monsanto

have the GM seed out there & the farmers around here that don't use it spray

pesticides all over it...Lois

[Guest guest]

Lyn, you will need a manger for your alphalpha, just plop your head in and

munch awhile.

great sense of humor, the iodine will help, although it takes its sweet

time, it is important to take the sides, C, B, Magnesium, Selenium, maybe

boron as well.

Something I like for my hair is castor oil, I take three cc's everyday,

orally, half in the morning and half at night, put it on your hair, it

really improves the size of the hair diameter. Makes me think I have more

hair, then I really have, Leave it in overnight and shampoo out in the

morning, I think it helps.

Hang in there with the iodine, it has really improved my output of oil, baby

shampoo no longer works, as it is not strong enough to cut through the oil,

so I use something stronger.

As a side note on my rather large doses of iodine, second thyroid test came

in, all numbers are now perfect on 240mgs. My TSH was eight, but now it is

one.

Dock put a note on, " keep on doing whatever you are doing " . Of course I had

not intention of changing anything. david lubbock tx.

> **

>

>

> >>You need to work on this from the inside out.

>

> I've been working on this for four years, but nothing helps yet.

>

>

> >>Do you have thyroid problems?

>

> Not that I know of, but I have never ONCE had a competent test run or

> interpreted. I " had it " with american medicine when I had two tests run when

> I was at my sickest, but the nurse who interpreted them happily told me

> everything was great!

>

>

> >>Do your fingernails break, crack and peel?

>

> Yes. They are in stages of growth in the last two years, but I haven't hit

> on the balance right so that they will grow and stay strong. But this is the

> first growth I have seen in decades. When I started using coconut oil two

> years ago, I thought that was going to be my miracle because there was a

> huge amount of growth. They would break but grow right back fast, but after

> a few couple months, they eventually broke for the last time and stayed

> broken. Then I got on a fungus killing series of herb tinctures and iodine a

> couple months ago and the nails started growing again, but today they are

> all broken again.

>

> >>Is your skin dry?

>

> No

>

> >>Are your heels cracked?

>

> Not significantly anymore. I have cleansed alot of that out of me.

>

>

> >>If so, the herbs that nourish the thyroid are kelp, dulse and irish moss.

>

> I take 200 mg of Iodine each day. I don't know if there is anything I

> should add to that. I am not e-jee-kated enuf yet. I don't suppose I should,

> tho.

>

>

> >>Are your lips cracked in the corners?

>

> No. It only happened once during the first year I was cleansing and it did

> not last long and never returned.

>

>

> >>Is your tongue red and sore?

>

> No. I never heard of that kind of a tongue condition. A white thrush

> tongue, but not a sore one.

>

>

> >>Do you have ridges on your fingernails?

>

> Yes.

>

>

> >>If so, you are probably vitamin/mineral deficient.

>

> I have been taking minerals from Optimally Organic.

>

>

> >>You need some good B vitamins.

>

> I have been taking Bs from Innerich.

>

>

> >>Alfalfa is a super food that is nutritionally dense with vitamins and

> minerals.

>

> I bought a bale of this, but I don't know what to do with it.

>

>

> >>You can get kelp, dulse and alfalfa at vitacost.com. They also carry a

> product called Adrenal Fatigue Fighter that has therapeutic doses of B

> vitamins.

>

> I've become weary of the vast number of cheap supplements that are full of

> fillers. And I am scared of all of those plasticy capsules they are

> encapsulated in. They can really add up if you take any number in a day.

> I've been taking a siesta from them until I can get more knowledge about

> what supplements are good.

>

> All my life my hair was enviably healthy and strong and shiny. I don't know

> how my body could go so out of balance so completely and make me lose it for

> 7 1/2 years. But since I started the iodine/herb regimen in the summer, in

> the last two weeks now, the hair loss has slowed way down. I only lose a

> bigger amount when I wash it than any other time of the week.

>

> ________________________________

> From: Lyn < ly.ninwv@... >

>

> My hair is terribly thin becuz I have lost so much in 7 1/2 years. The way

> I have worn it is, natural and it is wavy, but only in response to humidity.

> If the weather is dry and arid, it is straight. I want it wavy, especially

> now because when it is flat, my hairloss really shows. I have found some

> mousse-type products over the last few years that help the wave in the

> winter. I do not dry it. I scrunch it now and then as it air dries and it

> would be wavy. But I will not use these products because of the ingredients

> in them.

>

> Do any ladies out there have hair like mine and they have found a natural

> product that they use to keep the moisture level high but not with nasty

> ingredients?

>

> I have not been using anything since I started to detoxify 4 years ago

> because I cannot find anything natural and I want to avoid chemicals every

> way that I can. But I will have to try to find something soon because my

> hair is so thin and I have had a few preview days to know what it is going

> to look like come wintertime and it is scary.

>

> Thx

>

> Lyn

>

>

> >

> > You need to work on this from the inside out.Â

> >

> >

> > Do you have thyroid problems?  Do your fingernails break, crack and

> peel? Is your skin dry? Are your heels cracked? If so, the herbs that

> nourish the thyroid are kelp, dulse and irish moss.

> >

> > Are your lips cracked in the corners? Is your tongue red and sore? Â

>

> > Do you have ridges on your fingernails?

> >

> > If so, you are probably vitamin/mineral deficient. You need some good B

> vitamins. Alfalfa is a super food that is nutritionally dense with

> vitamins and minerals. You can get kelp, dulse and alfalfa at

> vitacost.com. They also carry a product called Adrenal Fatigue Fighter

> that has therapeutic doses of B vitamins.

> >

> > Blessings,

> >

> > Bonnie

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ________________________________

> >

>

> > To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

> > Sent: Monday, September 26, 2011 10:41 AM

> > Subject: Duz any1 hv hair like me?

> >

> >

> > Â

> > My hair is terribly thin becuz I have lost so much in 7 1/2 years. The

> way I have worn it is, natural and it is wavy, but only in response to

> humidity. If the weather is dry and arid, it is straight. I want it wavy,

> especially now because when it is flat, my hairloss really shows. I have

> found some mousse-type products over the last few years that help the wave

> in the winter. I do not dry it. I scrunch it now and then as it air dries

> and it would be wavy. But I will not use these products because of the

> ingredients in them.

> >

> > Do any ladies out there have hair like mine and they have found a natural

> product that they use to keep the moisture level high but not with nasty

> ingredients?

> >

> > I have not been using anything since I started to detoxify 4 years ago

> because I cannot find anything natural and I want to avoid chemicals every

> way that I can. But I will have to try to find something soon because my

> hair is so thin and I have had a few preview days to know what it is going

> to look like come wintertime and it is scary.

> >

> > Thx

> >

> > Lyn

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

----- Original Message -----

>>Lyn, you will need a manger for your alphalpha, just plop your head >>in and

munch awhile.

YOU are such a RIOT! After I get done laughing at that comment and word picture,

I will tell you, you are JUST NO HELP! :-) My jaw is not any stronger than my

Braun blender and I know my blender can't handle alfalfa hay.

>>great sense of humor

Agree with you there!

>>The iodine will help, although it takes its sweet time, it is >>important to

take the sides, C, B, Magnesium, Selenium, maybe boron >>as well. Something I

like for >>my hair is castor oil.

OH NO, another oil. I have to get busy and use up what oils I have before I will

buy anymore. I've got hemp, olive, RBO, CO, Sesame, apricot kernel, and Cod

Liver. Can't I use one of those in my hair overnight?

[Guest guest]

I know things are wrong inside of me and I don't need a doctor to tell me that,

nor do I want it, because I spent a lifetime on doctor visits and none of them

could ever find anything wrong. But stupid, little ol' me could figure it out,

once I started my own investigations, and I have been on the road to getting

better ever since. I don't think anything I do to myself will make my hair wavy

in the winter, tho. In fact, I never knew I had wavy hair until 15 years ago. I

always thought it was straight. So I grew into waves somehow, even during the

sickest years of my life. I started using Formula 1 in winter, which was a light

spray. They changed their formula and so I had to find something else. I then

found Garnier

Curl Construct, which is a mousse. This worked, too, but I stopped using that

when I started cleansing and looked at the label. In a word, YIKES! How can they

get away with what they put into things? It's just beyond me totally.

There has to be some herbal spray that will do what Formula 1 did for me and

actually be healthy for my hair. I just haven't known where to look to find it.

> Hi Lyn. This year I have the same problem..I did some research & mainly

> the most pointed to something wrong inside....I am not trying to scare you

> but this last January I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer..Before that my

> hair was thick & wavy.My nails were strong --now they are not.. If I were you

> I would have a complete med. check up..

> Be careful getting the alfalfa. Make sure it is organic... Monsanto

> have the GM seed out there & the farmers around here that don't use it spray

> pesticides all over it...Lois

>

>

[Guest guest]

What I'm about to write isn't a statement of fact, but a question.

Being male and suffering Male Pattern Baldness since about half a

lifetime ago, I tried many things to halt/slow loss. I even took part

in some groups that pooled money to have laboratories formulate for us

some new fangled drugs that weren't available commercially (very

expensive), and although not really successful, it did create vellous

hairs (pale transparent thin short hairs). This stuck in my mind for a

while then I dismissed it. Lately I've been thinking about enzymes like

Serapeptase, Lumbokinase etc, and wondering if the area where the hair

comes through the skin is somehow scarred or crosslinked with fibrin or

tissues that could be cleared away by enzymes, and that's why they were

vellous hairs, because it was an extreme attempt to produce a hair that

no longer had a way through the skin. I haven't bothered doing any

actual experimentation as I'm older now and baldness isn't the life

destroyer it was when I was 21 and I've kind of accepted it, but with

all the other benefits of these enzymes that could well save your life,

if it had a side benfit of improving hair then it might be worth at

least a little investigation. Just throwing it out there, and not sure

if there's any value in the idea.

B

>

> I know things are wrong inside of me and I don't need a doctor to tell

> me that, nor do I want it, because I spent a lifetime on doctor visits

> and none of them could ever find anything wrong. But stupid, little

> ol' me could figure it out, once I started my own investigations, and

> I have been on the road to getting better ever since. I don't think

> anything I do to myself will make my hair wavy in the winter, tho. In

> fact, I never knew I had wavy hair until 15 years ago. I always

> thought it was straight. So I grew into waves somehow, even during the

> sickest years of my life. I started using Formula 1 in winter, which

> was a light spray. They changed their formula and so I had to find

> something else. I then found Garnier

> Curl Construct, which is a mousse. This worked, too, but I stopped

> using that when I started cleansing and looked at the label. In a

> word, YIKES! How can they get away with what they put into things?

> It's just beyond me totally.

>

> There has to be some herbal spray that will do what Formula 1 did for

> me and actually be healthy for my hair. I just haven't known where to

> look to find it.

>

> > Hi Lyn. This year I have the same problem..I did some research & mainly

> > the most pointed to something wrong inside....I am not trying to

> scare you

> > but this last January I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer..Before

> that my

> > hair was thick & wavy.My nails were strong --now they are not.. If I

> were you

> > I would have a complete med. check up..

> > Be careful getting the alfalfa. Make sure it is organic... Monsanto

> > have the GM seed out there & the farmers around here that don't use

> it spray

> > pesticides all over it...Lois

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 9/27/2011 11:38:00 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

ly.ninwv@... writes:

There has to be some herbal spray that will do what Formula 1 did for me

and actually be healthy for my hair. I just haven't known where to look to

find it.

Hi.Lyn,sorry for your bad times...I had never really had any illness in my

entire life other than 1 blood clot due to too much exercise until the

cancer....{ Thanks in the last years due to DMSO & CS.} When I read your post

It made me think about hair again & I checked mine. I noticed that there is

a lot of new growth coming in..I wonder if it could be due to the Budwig

protocol I'm on. I do know that flax seed is a great health helper... Maybe

it could help...

{ I know what you mean about Dr.s My son-in-law has been ill for

several years..He had test after test & they found nothing wrong..He started

doing research on line & came up with a gluten problem. He asked to be tested

for that & the Dr. said " No it couldn't be that. " Dave Insisted on the

test. !!! It was indeed the problem. He went on the special gluten free diet

& feels better than he has felt in so many years.} Take care, Lois

[Guest guest]

Gluten, Candida, Sugar, Yeast. It all boils down to the same thing. It's just a

fungal condition that is toxic to our bodies and if not checked, it grows

unencumbered as we keep feeding it. That toxicity effects us all in different

ways. So while I continue to work on the inside, and I am, I am looking for

something to help my hair on the outside.

I worked in the billing office of a hospital for 23 years and I got weary over

the years of seeing my co-workers with issues never getting to the bottom of it

with the doctor. Oh, how I wish I had known then what I know now.

In a message dated 9/27/2011 11:38:00 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

ly.ninwv@... writes:

There has to be some herbal spray that will do what Formula 1 did for me

and actually be healthy for my hair. I just haven't known where to look to

find it.

Hi.Lyn,sorry for your bad times...I had never really had any illness in my

entire life other than 1 blood clot due to too much exercise until the

cancer....{ Thanks in the last years due to DMSO & CS.} When I read your post

It made me think about hair again & I checked mine. I noticed that there is

a lot of new growth coming in..I wonder if it could be due to the Budwig

protocol I'm on. I do know that flax seed is a great health helper... Maybe

it could help...

{ I know what you mean about Dr.s My son-in-law has been ill for

several years..He had test after test & they found nothing wrong..He started

doing research on line & came up with a gluten problem. He asked to be tested

for that & the Dr. said " No it couldn't be that. " Dave Insisted on the

test. !!! It was indeed the problem. He went on the special gluten free diet

& feels better than he has felt in so many years.} Take care, Lois

[Guest guest]

Years ago we had a neighbor that was bald on the top of his head. Had been

that way for as long as we knew him. One day I went over to visit him

and--he had hair! Short fuzzy hair, new growth, all over the top where it

had been bald. I asked him what he had done.

He said his wife had bought one of those vibrating hair devices, like a comb

that you ran over the head every day. He had been using it and sure

enough--hair had started growing.

Then, months later I went back to visit and--no hair. I again asked him

what happened and he said using the comb every day was too much of a bother

and he didn't care if he was bald or not.

Then, another story--I went to see my beautician friend one day and she had

a guy sitting in the chair and she was using this comb like device on his

scalp. It too had short new growth. She said he had been bald but by using

that device on him every day his hair was coming back.

So--a lot of it could also be poor scalp circulation. I would think that

some oral supplements that were known to be beneficial to hair, and then

external application of a vibrating type device and perhaps along with some

circulation herbs such as cayenne might, indeed, grow hair. I'd be using it

both internally and externally to stimulate blood circulation there. And

perhaps once you got beyond the baby fuzz stage you wouldn't need to use the

device every day. Maybe once a week would do the trick.

Samala,

[Guest guest]

Hmmmm. , I can't tell what your question is. You don't mention the names of

the study or the enzymes, but I suppose your question is, have I done similar

things. I don't take enzymes, but I have addressed that very issue this year. I

make kombucha and kefir. The one other thing I have newly come across in my own

journey in the last year or so is DHT blockers. My money is spent on this, and

nothing has helped, but I keep going back to wondering if this would work. The

reviews are very good and they make it for men and women.

The product is Natrol Nuhair Regrowth for Men or Women. Sassydiscounts.com has

it the cheapest that I have found, BUT you can only purchase with their credit

card, and their card is only available in certain states and my state is not

included. You can get Nuhair other places, too, but it is just more expensive.

I have been taking iodine for several weeks, along with other antifungal

tinctures, and the hair loss seems greatly reduced. But I cannot tell if that is

just because I have lost all of my thick hairs and now only fine hairs are

falling and maybe they don't fall out as easy. Because I still lose more than I

wish I would lose when I wash my hair.

I know I still have a fungal condition in my body because I have parasites that

I can feel and they couldn't live in me if my body were healthy. So until I get

my body's pH up, I am still going to have certain troubles.

Lyn

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What I'm about to write isn't a statement of fact, but a question.

Being male and suffering Male Pattern Baldness since about half a

lifetime ago, I tried many things to halt/slow loss. I even took part

in some groups that pooled money to have laboratories formulate for us

some new fangled drugs that weren't available commercially (very

expensive), and although not really successful, it did create vellous

hairs (pale transparent thin short hairs). This stuck in my mind for a

while then I dismissed it. Lately I've been thinking about enzymes like

Serapeptase, Lumbokinase etc, and wondering if the area where the hair

comes through the skin is somehow scarred or crosslinked with fibrin or

tissues that could be cleared away by enzymes, and that's why they were

vellous hairs, because it was an extreme attempt to produce a hair that

no longer had a way through the skin. I haven't bothered doing any

actual experimentation as I'm older now and baldness isn't the life

destroyer it was when I was 21 and I've kind of accepted it, but with

all the other benefits of these enzymes that could well save your life,

if it had a side benfit of improving hair then it might be worth at

least a little investigation. Just throwing it out there, and not sure

if there's any value in the idea.

B

[Guest guest]

I heard that chicken manure left on over night would restore hair. When

I tried it tho my wife made me sleep in the garage. After that, I just

chickened out, but it did clear my sinuses tho. LOL

Garry

>

> Years ago we had a neighbor that was bald on the top of his head. Had been

> that way for as long as we knew him. One day I went over to visit him

> and--he had hair! Short fuzzy hair, new growth, all over the top where it

> had been bald. I asked him what he had done.

>

> He said his wife had bought one of those vibrating hair devices, like

> a comb

> that you ran over the head every day. He had been using it and sure

> enough--hair had started growing.

>

> Then, months later I went back to visit and--no hair. I again asked him

> what happened and he said using the comb every day was too much of a

> bother

> and he didn't care if he was bald or not.

>

> Then, another story--I went to see my beautician friend one day and

> she had

> a guy sitting in the chair and she was using this comb like device on his

> scalp. It too had short new growth. She said he had been bald but by using

> that device on him every day his hair was coming back.

>

> So--a lot of it could also be poor scalp circulation. I would think that

> some oral supplements that were known to be beneficial to hair, and then

> external application of a vibrating type device and perhaps along with

> some

> circulation herbs such as cayenne might, indeed, grow hair. I'd be

> using it

> both internally and externally to stimulate blood circulation there. And

> perhaps once you got beyond the baby fuzz stage you wouldn't need to

> use the

> device every day. Maybe once a week would do the trick.

>

> Samala,

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Do you have any idea what that device was called? I hadn't ever heard of such a

thing. Though I've been told circulation is an important issue and I felt that

brushing with a brush for styling, the kind that air can pass through and it

does not tangle hair, would provide that circulation. But it never has made a

difference.

I once came across an infrared " brush. " It was not a brush at all. You were just

to turn it on and pass it over your head for 15 min sessions. I did not see a

change, but I do not have bald spots. My hair loss has been by grades. First my

thicker hairs, then all my medium hairs and now my baby fine hairs are falling.

I just supposed that it would only work on bald spots.

[Guest guest]

No, sorry. I saw it and it was a comb like device, not a brush looking

thing at all. Just a comb with fat teeth, further apart than teeth in a

real comb. They vibrated. The one in the beauty shop not only vibrated,

but it had 2 sets of 'teeth' that slid past one another while vibrating.

Thing is, this was before there were products with lasers or infrared built

in. You would have many choices now--and I would think that either lasers

or infrared would be helpful, but you certainly want the actual, physical

vibration as this is what is going to stimulate circulation.

Samala,

-------Original Message-------

Do you have any idea what that device was called? I hadn't ever heard of

such a thing. Though I've been told circulation is an important issue and I

felt that brushing with a brush for styling, the kind that air can pass

through and it does not tangle hair, would provide that circulation. But it

never has made a difference.

[Guest guest]

I know I am behinde in reading my mail,,but I believe that a vinegar rinse on

your head would kill any live active yeast or fungus ontop of the head...put a

straight rinse on your head and wrap a towel and let set for as long as an hour

if you can then shampoo and rinse with a quart of water with 1 cup vinegar after

rinseing the soap out then use the vinegar water rinse,,,the spel will fade you

want spel like a salad.. repeat in 3 days, if your hair is dry, put coconut oil

on finger tips and massage head and brush hair ,,

To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 9:05 AM

Subject: Re: Duz any1 hv hair like me?

 

Gluten, Candida, Sugar, Yeast. It all boils down to the same thing. It's just a

fungal condition that is toxic to our bodies and if not checked, it grows

unencumbered as we keep feeding it. That toxicity effects us all in different

ways. So while I continue to work on the inside, and I am, I am looking for

something to help my hair on the outside.

I worked in the billing office of a hospital for 23 years and I got weary over

the years of seeing my co-workers with issues never getting to the bottom of it

with the doctor. Oh, how I wish I had known then what I know now.

In a message dated 9/27/2011 11:38:00 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

ly.ninwv@... writes:

There has to be some herbal spray that will do what Formula 1 did for me

and actually be healthy for my hair. I just haven't known where to look to

find it.

Hi.Lyn,sorry for your bad times...I had never really had any illness in my

entire life other than 1 blood clot due to too much exercise until the

cancer....{ Thanks in the last years due to DMSO & CS.} When I read your post

It made me think about hair again & I checked mine. I noticed that there is

a lot of new growth coming in..I wonder if it could be due to the Budwig

protocol I'm on. I do know that flax seed is a great health helper... Maybe

it could help...

{ I know what you mean about Dr.s My son-in-law has been ill for

several years..He had test after test & they found nothing wrong..He started

doing research on line & came up with a gluten problem. He asked to be tested

for that & the Dr. said " No it couldn't be that. " Dave Insisted on the

test. !!! It was indeed the problem. He went on the special gluten free diet

& feels better than he has felt in so many years.} Take care, Lois

[Guest guest]

Your post here does not make sense to me. It is not punctuated well and your

sentences are not complete.

Re: Duz any1 hv hair like me?

Gluten, Candida, Sugar, Yeast. It all boils down to the same thing. It's just a

fungal condition that is toxic to our bodies and if not checked, it grows

unencumbered as we keep feeding it. That toxicity effects us all in different

ways. So while I continue to work on the inside, and I am, I am looking for

something to help my hair on the outside.

I worked in the billing office of a hospital for 23 years and I got weary over

the years of seeing my co-workers with issues never getting to the bottom of it

with the doctor. Oh, how I wish I had known then what I know now.

In a message dated 9/27/2011 11:38:00 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

ly.ninwv@... writes:

There has to be some herbal spray that will do what Formula 1 did for me

and actually be healthy for my hair. I just haven't known where to look to

find it.

Hi.Lyn,sorry for your bad times...I had never really had any illness in my

entire life other than 1 blood clot due to too much exercise until the

cancer....{ Thanks in the last years due to DMSO & CS.} When I read your post

It made me think about hair again & I checked mine. I noticed that there is

a lot of new growth coming in..I wonder if it could be due to the Budwig

protocol I'm on. I do know that flax seed is a great health helper... Maybe

it could help...

{ I know what you mean about Dr.s My son-in-law has been ill for

several years..He had test after test & they found nothing wrong..He started

doing research on line & came up with a gluten problem. He asked to be tested

for that & the Dr. said " No it couldn't be that. " Dave Insisted on the

test. !!! It was indeed the problem. He went on the special gluten free diet

& feels better than he has felt in so many years.} Take care, Lois

[Guest guest]

Sorry about that.  The statement is ment to give instructions on using ACV

(apple cider vinegar) on your head and let it stay for about 15 min. (it is a

mild acid, some people can not tolerate it for a long period of time) then rinse

it out and use a mild shampoo, some people also rinse there hair with 1cup of

ACV in one quart of water after a shampoo.  Repeat the vinger on your head for

15 min. 2 or 3 times a week..If your scalp or hair is dry use very small amounts

of  coconut oil to masage into scalp, brush hair.

 

I hope this is better for you. 

To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 11:42 AM

Subject: Re: Duz any1 hv hair like me?

 

Your post here does not make sense to me. It is not punctuated well and your

sentences are not complete.

Re: Duz any1 hv hair like me?

Gluten, Candida, Sugar, Yeast. It all boils down to the same thing. It's just a

fungal condition that is toxic to our bodies and if not checked, it grows

unencumbered as we keep feeding it. That toxicity effects us all in different

ways. So while I continue to work on the inside, and I am, I am looking for

something to help my hair on the outside.

I worked in the billing office of a hospital for 23 years and I got weary over

the years of seeing my co-workers with issues never getting to the bottom of it

with the doctor. Oh, how I wish I had known then what I know now.

In a message dated 9/27/2011 11:38:00 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

ly.ninwv@... writes:

There has to be some herbal spray that will do what Formula 1 did for me

and actually be healthy for my hair. I just haven't known where to look to

find it.

Hi.Lyn,sorry for your bad times...I had never really had any illness in my

entire life other than 1 blood clot due to too much exercise until the

cancer....{ Thanks in the last years due to DMSO & CS.} When I read your post

It made me think about hair again & I checked mine. I noticed that there is

a lot of new growth coming in..I wonder if it could be due to the Budwig

protocol I'm on. I do know that flax seed is a great health helper... Maybe

it could help...

{ I know what you mean about Dr.s My son-in-law has been ill for

several years..He had test after test & they found nothing wrong..He started

doing research on line & came up with a gluten problem. He asked to be tested

for that & the Dr. said " No it couldn't be that. " Dave Insisted on the

test. !!! It was indeed the problem. He went on the special gluten free diet

& feels better than he has felt in so many years.} Take care, Lois

[Guest guest]

I might play with that but I don't have high hopes because I used an acidic

method to wash and rinse my hair before and it dried flat a lifeless. Maybe

conditioner after the shampoo rinse will put enough moisture back in, but oil is

too heavy. I have been trying to use oil for awhile, here and there, and I just

can't get the amount right. Not even with brushing with a boar bristle brush. My

hair is not dry. It is very healthy, so I just think oil is too much, especially

now when it is so thin.

>Sorry about that. The statement is ment to give instructions on using ACV

(apple cider vinegar) on your head and let it stay for about 15 min. (it is a

mild acid, some people can not tolerate it for a long period of time) then rinse

it out and use a mild shampoo, some people also rinse there hair with 1cup of

ACV in one quart of water after a shampoo. Repeat the vinger on your head for 15

min. 2 or 3 times a week.<

[Guest guest]

I use extremly small amouts of cocnut oil, like 2 finger tips, I spread it on my

hands, them my face, and then I run my hands only head and brush my

hair,,,coconut oil is the only moisuriser I use on my body,,I have totlly

natural hair, half gray, no hair dye, and I have to shampoo every other

day,,,the acv does not dry out my hair, but it does dry my scalp some...so I do

apply the coconut oil because I have to shampoo anyway...

To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 12:25 PM

Subject: Re: Duz any1 hv hair like me?

 

I might play with that but I don't have high hopes because I used an acidic

method to wash and rinse my hair before and it dried flat a lifeless. Maybe

conditioner after the shampoo rinse will put enough moisture back in, but oil is

too heavy. I have been trying to use oil for awhile, here and there, and I just

can't get the amount right. Not even with brushing with a boar bristle brush. My

hair is not dry. It is very healthy, so I just think oil is too much, especially

now when it is so thin.

>Sorry about that. The statement is ment to give instructions on using ACV

(apple cider vinegar) on your head and let it stay for about 15 min. (it is a

mild acid, some people can not tolerate it for a long period of time) then rinse

it out and use a mild shampoo, some people also rinse there hair with 1cup of

ACV in one quart of water after a shampoo. Repeat the vinger on your head for 15

min. 2 or 3 times a week.<

[Guest guest]

I guess I need to be clearer about this before I jump into it again. The one

time I did it, I wanted to just see what it would do. I did not know anything at

the time. So the result was my hair got dried out and flat. So I would have to

do just the head soak and no more. Or else just rinse the shampoo with vinegar

and the rest as normal.

So what is something like this good for? As I am thinking, acidity cuts oil and

soap and germs. But I don't have oily hair, and I do not put anything else on my

hair but shampoo and conditioner. I do not use styling aids. I wash and go and

tossle my hair as it dries naturally.

Re: Duz any1 hv hair like me?

Gluten, Candida, Sugar, Yeast. It all boils down to the same thing. It's just a

fungal condition that is toxic to our bodies and if not checked, it grows

unencumbered as we keep feeding it. That toxicity effects us all in different

ways. So while I continue to work on the inside, and I am, I am looking for

something to help my hair on the outside.

I worked in the billing office of a hospital for 23 years and I got weary over

the years of seeing my co-workers with issues never getting to the bottom of it

with the doctor. Oh, how I wish I had known then what I know now.

In a message dated 9/27/2011 11:38:00 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

ly.ninwv@... writes:

There has to be some herbal spray that will do what Formula 1 did for me

and actually be healthy for my hair. I just haven't known where to look to

find it.

Hi.Lyn,sorry for your bad times...I had never really had any illness in my

entire life other than 1 blood clot due to too much exercise until the

cancer....{ Thanks in the last years due to DMSO & CS.} When I read your post

It made me think about hair again & I checked mine. I noticed that there is

a lot of new growth coming in..I wonder if it could be due to the Budwig

protocol I'm on. I do know that flax seed is a great health helper... Maybe

it could help...

{ I know what you mean about Dr.s My son-in-law has been ill for

several years..He had test after test & they found nothing wrong..He started

doing research on line & came up with a gluten problem. He asked to be tested

for that & the Dr. said " No it couldn't be that. " Dave Insisted on the

test. !!! It was indeed the problem. He went on the special gluten free diet

& feels better than he has felt in so many years.} Take care, Lois

[Guest guest]

I use the ACV straight on my hair because sometimes my head itches and

itches..and it is very oily the second day after a shampoo, after I use the ACV

then everything is ok for me for about 2 weeks...

________________________________

 

I guess I need to be clearer about this before I jump into it again. The one

time I did it, I wanted to just see what it would do. I did not know anything at

the time. So the result was my hair got dried out and flat. So I would have to

do just the head soak and no more. Or else just rinse the shampoo with vinegar

and the rest as normal.

So what is something like this good for? As I am thinking, acidity cuts oil and

soap and germs. But I don't have oily hair, and I do not put anything else on my

hair but shampoo and conditioner. I do not use styling aids. I wash and go and

tossle my hair as it dries naturally.

Re: Duz any1 hv hair like me?

Gluten, Candida, Sugar, Yeast. It all boils down to the same thing. It's just a

fungal condition that is toxic to our bodies and if not checked, it grows

unencumbered as we keep feeding it. That toxicity effects us all in different

ways. So while I continue to work on the inside, and I am, I am looking for

something to help my hair on the outside.

I worked in the billing office of a hospital for 23 years and I got weary over

the years of seeing my co-workers with issues never getting to the bottom of it

with the doctor. Oh, how I wish I had known then what I know now.

In a message dated 9/27/2011 11:38:00 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

ly.ninwv@... writes:

There has to be some herbal spray that will do what Formula 1 did for me

and actually be healthy for my hair. I just haven't known where to look to

find it.

Hi.Lyn,sorry for your bad times...I had never really had any illness in my

entire life other than 1 blood clot due to too much exercise until the

cancer....{ Thanks in the last years due to DMSO & CS.} When I read your post

It made me think about hair again & I checked mine. I noticed that there is

a lot of new growth coming in..I wonder if it could be due to the Budwig

protocol I'm on. I do know that flax seed is a great health helper... Maybe

it could help...

{ I know what you mean about Dr.s My son-in-law has been ill for

several years..He had test after test & they found nothing wrong..He started

doing research on line & came up with a gluten problem. He asked to be tested

for that & the Dr. said " No it couldn't be that. " Dave Insisted on the

test. !!! It was indeed the problem. He went on the special gluten free diet

& feels better than he has felt in so many years.} Take care, Lois

[Guest guest]

OK. I do not have the itchies, so maybe this " remedy " will be unfruitful to me.

My hair is very healthy and soft. Just very thin and getting thinner every day.

I used to have the itchies and I would pick the brain of every stylist who would

cut my hair when one finally was able to suggest a reason why. Because of

conditioners and the build-up that they leave. So I stopped using

conditioner--which I used because I felt that the itches meant my scalp was

dry--and my scalp cleared up.

I started using conditioner again, a few years after stopping, because I was

told I should use this biotin shampoo/conditioner. It has not started to repeat

the itchies and flakes, but I don't use it all the time, either.

----- Original Message -----

I use the ACV straight on my hair because sometimes my head itches and

itches..and it is very oily the second day after a shampoo, after I use the ACV

then everything is ok for me for about 2 weeks...

[Guest guest]

I stopped using hair conditioner coz i discovered along with my friends and

family that it caused our hair to fall off. I spray magnesium oil on my

hair/scalp and massage it, then rinse a little. My hair looks healthy, it used

to be almost all white, it is now more than 1/2 going back to my original hair

color, light brown and dark brown, yes i have two tones of natural color.

>

> OK. I do not have the itchies, so maybe this " remedy " will be unfruitful to

me. My hair is very healthy and soft. Just very thin and getting thinner every

day.

>

> I used to have the itchies and I would pick the brain of every stylist who

would cut my hair when one finally was able to suggest a reason why. Because of

conditioners and the build-up that they leave. So I stopped using

conditioner--which I used because I felt that the itches meant my scalp was

dry--and my scalp cleared up.

>

> I started using conditioner again, a few years after stopping, because I was

told I should use this biotin shampoo/conditioner. It has not started to repeat

the itchies and flakes, but I don't use it all the time, either.

>

>

[Guest guest]

, that is very good. I have used the mag oil but I have not been consistant

with it..I do take it 1tp about 3 time a week...again not daily, my hair has

thined out, and I wish it was thicker and longer etc. 

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To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Sent: Saturday, October 15, 2011 9:00 PM

Subject: Re: Duz any1 hv hair like me?

 

I stopped using hair conditioner coz i discovered along with my friends and

family that it caused our hair to fall off. I spray magnesium oil on my

hair/scalp and massage it, then rinse a little. My hair looks healthy, it used

to be almost all white, it is now more than 1/2 going back to my original hair

color, light brown and dark brown, yes i have two tones of natural color.

>

> OK. I do not have the itchies, so maybe this " remedy " will be unfruitful to

me. My hair is very healthy and soft. Just very thin and getting thinner every

day.

>

> I used to have the itchies and I would pick the brain of every stylist who

would cut my hair when one finally was able to suggest a reason why. Because of

conditioners and the build-up that they leave. So I stopped using

conditioner--which I used because I felt that the itches meant my scalp was

dry--and my scalp cleared up.

>

> I started using conditioner again, a few years after stopping, because I was

told I should use this biotin shampoo/conditioner. It has not started to repeat

the itchies and flakes, but I don't use it all the time, either.

>

>