Battling hair loss can be an expensive affair and a long drawn one. There are numerous reasons for hair loss and it is always important to check other symptoms apart from hair loss that may be an indication of an underlying medical disorder. In some cases hair loss is a genetic condition and not much can be done about it, unless one wishes to go in for professional help. On the other hand, if you have recently embarked upon a particular diet or there has been a drastic change in your daily meals it is possible that insufficient vitamins and minerals may be the cause of hair loss. Switching to a healthier lifestyle and consuming a substantial amount of fruits and vegetables on a daily basis can help in dealing with the condition. Some people also experience hair loss when they are on a particular medication for a period of time.
Hair loss could also be stress induced and it is largely dependent on the individual how he or she manages stress on a daily basis through the use of meditative techniques and yoga. Healthy lifestyle changes can ensure that your crowning glory stays fit and healthy. One of the best known home remedies for hair loss, provided that you have not been diagnosed with any pre-existing medical condition, is aloe vera gel. The freshly squeezed gel from young tender aloe vera leaves is believed to be an excellent remedy for skin and hair. A daily application of this gel helps in cleansing your hair and encouraging healthy hair growth. It is believed that massaging the fresh gel of aloe vera on the scalp and the hair every night can help in healing the scalp, arresting excessive hair loss and balancing its pH level.
One can also try blending aloe vera gel with sweet almond oil or coconut milk or wheat germ oil as scalp massage oil. It would help if you grow the aloe vera plant within your own backyard and use it for your personal needs, instead of resorting to expensive aloe vera products commercially available in the market.
Medical studies also reveal that aloe vera is actively involved in enhancing the cellular rejuvenation of the scalp and in providing the building blocks for hair protein. More importantly, aloe leader has a soothing and cooling effect on the scalp that is indicative of its anti inflammatory properties in protecting against damage to the scalp and the hair from external factors.
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