Today, I'm going to discuss ayurvedic hair restoration
treatment for baldness. The health and beauty of the body are equally vital.
The
crowning jewel of our attractiveness is our hair. Bald people understand the
agony of baldness.
I
keep getting comments on Instagram, and people frequently ask me, "Please
offer some Ayurvedic treatments for hair growth."
Hair
follicles, from which hair grows, have been blocked in patients who are
entirely bald. In such a case, what should one do?
I
often avoid answering and ask them to come later, in some free time and that I
am busy at the moment.
I've
never given such things much thought. People, nevertheless ask about the remedy
in Ayurveda about the do's and don'ts.
Although
the experiment that I will suggest has not been tried by me. Since I have hair,
how can I try this?
I
have not tried this on anyone else either. You may object by saying that if I
have not tried this on someone, then why am I suggesting this at all?
This
is an experiment given by our ancestors in their books that have been passed on
to me. It is described in those books.
Sometimes
I study these texts, and I saw that this remedy is mentioned in those texts. Although
I have tried experimenting in different ways.
Those
experiments are done by observing in person, we try to assess the root cause of
the problem, as to why the problem may have occurred.
Hair
fall isn't always a sign that something is wrong with your hair. There could be
an issue with a physical organ that manifests itself in our appearance, such as
hair loss, wrinkles, or skin tags on the neck.
These
are all symptoms that indicate a problem with one or more organs in the body. Hair
fall suggests that you have been under a lot of stress and have led an
ungrounded and imbalanced life, with erratic sleeping and eating schedules and
no set pattern.
They
neglect themselves and lead stressful lives, often causing hair fall. While
some may attribute this to inherited and genetic factors, this is not the case.
The
cause starts from somewhere leading to hair fall. While asking whether this
remedy is effective or not, one must appreciate the fact, that if my teachers
have noted these experiments and have passed them to me, then if these have
been mentioned then there must be a reason.
You'll
have to try it out for yourself to see what happens. Because they are low-cost
home treatments.
This
is your fate if you believe it will help you. It is my obligation to ensure
that you are not kept in the dark.
You
could argue that it benefited a select few whiles failing to benefit others. Since
the problem's source is frequently found therein.
Until
this is rectified... I'll have a talk about that another time. What factors
contribute to partial or total baldness?
It's
a lengthy process. It necessitates a total body renewal. It is quite difficult
to fully resurrect the body.
The
experiment that I am going to share with you is very effective, since it was
handed over to me by my ancestors, which I do not consider otherwise.
I
feel that is correct since everything mentioned in the books has a purpose. I
will most certainly tell you.
You
should give it a shot and let me know how it goes. You will need 3-4
ingredients. The first ingredient you need are lemon seeds.
Lemon
seeds from lemons used over a period of 2-4 days can be set aside. If you're
making lemonade or employing lemons in any other way, this is the place to be.
Separate
the seeds. Take 10-15 lemon seeds. No need to dehydrate it too much, though
that will also work.
Why
would you use old seeds when you can buy fresh ones? Take 10-15 lemon seeds. Hand-grind
these in a small mortar-pestle.
Make
it into a fine paste, which takes about 1 to 1.5 minutes. After grinding,
squeeze a lemon into it. Squeeze a lemon into the lemon seed paste.
2-3
tablespoons gram flour to this paste (Besan). Besan is the flour of Gram (Chana)
You
can also use ready-made gram flour from the shop. You can also mill the gram.
You'll also pulverise the gram peel this way.
If
you don't want to grind the gram, you can use ready-made gram flour. Combine
all three ingredients in a small mixing bowl and stir lightly.
You
can add a little water as a fourth ingredient if necessary. To make a paste,
use just enough water.
This
paste should be whisked for 1.5 to 2 minutes to get an even consistency and
uniformity.
Wipe
a bald person's head with a wet cloth in the morning before using this paste to
remove any grime or sweat.
In
cases of partial or total baldness, apply this paste to the bald parts of the
head. After applying, leave it alone, keeping in mind that it will dry faster
if it is exposed to the breeze.
Meanwhile,
you can go about your normal morning tasks, such as cleaning your teeth or
doing any other daily chore that takes 30-45 minutes, before taking a bath. You
must leave this paste on until it dries fully.
It
takes 45-75 minutes to completely dry. It's easiest to do this for an hour in
the morning after you wake up, while brushing your teeth, freshening up, or
doing other tasks, or while doing Pranayama, or mild movements.
You
are free to follow any routine. You will wash it once it has dried for about an
hour.
After
you've washed off the paste and taken a bath, it's critical that you take some
nice coconut oil and mix it with an equal amount of lemon juice, as we all
know.
You'll
need fresh lemon juice, not lemon juice that has already been squeezed.
After
bathing, mix equal parts lemon juice and coconut oil and apply a few drops
(5-10 drops) to your scalp, just enough to avoid leaking.
Massage
it into the scalp from top to bottom, covering bald and hairy areas. By God's
favour, I am gifted with hair.
This
mixture can be used by those who do not have hair. People who have lost hair in
the front might use this mixture to massage the area.
While
you may apply oil to areas where baldness has not developed, you should avoid
putting the paste to such areas since it will become sticky, which is not
desirable.
Apply
it to areas where there isn't any hair. The blockage of hair follicles is
caused by the Vata rising, producing disruption in the Doshas, which inhibits
the hair follicles.
When
you apply a paste of lemon seeds, gram flour, and lemon juice to these areas,
the hair follicles will be opened up.
It
is up to your body to decide whether or not regrowth is possible. Follicles
will open up, but you'll need 'Bhringraj Powder' or Bhringraj juice for
regrowth.
A
tablet of Bhringraj is also available. That's something you could have. You can
have Bhringraj Aasav (Aasavarishta) twice a day, 30 minutes to an hour after
meals.
This
must be followed on a regular basis for at least 3-4 months. According to my
estimation, you should start witnessing the outcomes after roughly two months.
The
various types of hair treatments that we prescribe for the hair, for example,
we frequently produce a mixture of cow urine and tobacco and apply it, which
aids in hair regrowth in some people.
You
must conduct this experiment calmly and consistently for at least two months.
If
the results are satisfactory after that time, you may continue the experiment. The
books state that this experiment should be followed for 4-5 months.
This
is something I wanted to share with you. You try it out for yourself and
provide feedback. So that we can see how effective it is in the future.
What
kind of weather does it work in, and who are the people that use it? as well as
where this isn't yielding results. As a result, we will work on a solution.
For
those who are interested in hair regrowth, putting out effort is not a hassle. This
experiment is validated in a sense, and it cannot be falsified.
Because
our predecessors' knowledge has not been passed down in any other way.
Without
a doubt, there are a hundred thousand suggestions that I will never be able to
test. You should give it a shot and report back to me with your findings.
That
concludes today's discussion. Goodbye
