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17 Jun 2015, 1:28 am

Anyone suggest me which shampoo is best to stop hair loss.


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18 Jun 2015, 2:09 pm

I heard Keranique contains Minoxidil which is the ingredient in Rogaine which you can try as well. If your a guy you can talk to your doc & maybe try Finasteride which is the only FDA med approved for hair loss.


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19 Jun 2015, 5:27 am

Just grow muscles and facial hair. My hair is thinning and that's what I'm doing. When you have muscles and you're bald, you can pull off the bald look.



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19 Jun 2015, 6:46 am

'Tis not the shampoo that you use but the foods that you eat which determine how much hair you shed or not. Stay away from anything dry (all breads/starches/crackers/etc), and start eating nothing but fruits/meats/vegetables from now on instead. High-Water-Content fruits in particular (Water-Melons, Oranges, Grapes, etc). MOST of what you should be eating should be the high-water-content fruits (eat at least two oranges a day and any additional amount of Water-Melons/Grapes/etc), and only drink pure water when you're thirsty, and I'm talking about making it at least 50% or even 80% of your food-consumption (fruits that is), but just make sure you're ready to urinate a lot more than you normally ever have before. A way to somewhat get around this is to combine this kind of food-consumption with extreme amounts of aerobic-exercises such as running up & down dozens of flights of stairs every day whilst carrying dumbell-weights.


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19 Jun 2015, 7:53 am

Ban-Dodger wrote:
'Tis not the shampoo that you use but the foods that you eat which determine how much hair you shed or not. Stay away from anything dry (all breads/starches/crackers/etc), and start eating nothing but fruits/meats/vegetables from now on instead. High-Water-Content fruits in particular (Water-Melons, Oranges, Grapes, etc). MOST of what you should be eating should be the high-water-content fruits (eat at least two oranges a day and any additional amount of Water-Melons/Grapes/etc), and only drink pure water when you're thirsty, and I'm talking about making it at least 50% or even 80% of your food-consumption (fruits that is), but just make sure you're ready to urinate a lot more than you normally ever have before. A way to somewhat get around this is to combine this kind of food-consumption with extreme amounts of aerobic-exercises such as running up & down dozens of flights of stairs every day whilst carrying dumbell-weights.

I eat low carbs and still have thinning hair. Hair loss is genetic, sadly.



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20 Jun 2015, 1:25 am

I never said anything about eating low-carb. I did mention about consuming a LOT of fruits (and a complete BOYCOTT of Breads/Starches/etc).

CommanderKeen wrote:
Ban-Dodger wrote:
'Tis not the shampoo that you use but the foods that you eat which determine how much hair you shed or not. Stay away from anything dry (all breads/starches/crackers/etc), and start eating nothing but fruits/meats/vegetables from now on instead. High-Water-Content fruits in particular (Water-Melons, Oranges, Grapes, etc). MOST of what you should be eating should be the high-water-content fruits (eat at least two oranges a day and any additional amount of Water-Melons/Grapes/etc), and only drink pure water when you're thirsty, and I'm talking about making it at least 50% or even 80% of your food-consumption (fruits that is), but just make sure you're ready to urinate a lot more than you normally ever have before. A way to somewhat get around this is to combine this kind of food-consumption with extreme amounts of aerobic-exercises such as running up & down dozens of flights of stairs every day whilst carrying dumbell-weights.

I eat low carbs and still have thinning hair. Hair loss is genetic, sadly.

Also, hair-shedding is NOT genetic, but has more to do with how many impurities you put into your system (although I do regard the absolute vast majority of America's food-supply as being poisoned or contaminated by unnecessary additives & chemical-processing). Try living out on a farm for a while instead of in the city, I have lived amongst some of these farm-boy communities (foreigners from Germany/Russia/Ukraine), and NONE of them were bald-people (absolutely NOT A SINGLE ONE). I suspect that their bodies are not trying to shed the toxins/impurities that are found in the lives of you city slickers who are exposed to exhaust-fumes of vehicles & automobiles every day.

I also SHOULD know this from having PERSONALLY once experienced a hell of a LOT of hair-shedding myself, but when I started eating nothing BUT Oranges/Water-Melons/Grapes/etc., and BOYCOTTING Bread/Crackers/Starches/etc., not only did the dandruff that I had seem to completely disappear after around the third month but my eye-sight improved (although this could be partially from my martial-arts training) AND I did not shed any more hair during that time either (although the hair grew extremely fast and I needed to pee a lot, like, a hell of a lot of urinating).

I will get back to the thing on genetics & how it's actually a pseudo-science indoctrinated into the main-stream/conventional on some other day.


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20 Jun 2015, 10:39 am

Hi, a shampoo will NOT stop hair loss. I have had some success with both Rogaine and taking Hair Volume vitamins.
Plus, I cut way down on sugars, processed foods, eat tons of spinach, kale, hemp. Use a mild shampoo. If you have
the money, seeing a derm is a great idea. My own health insurance will not cover it, but if it did, even partly, I
would do so. Best to you, Alice



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28 Jul 2015, 1:56 pm

Ban-Dodger wrote:
I never said anything about eating low-carb. I did mention about consuming a LOT of fruits (and a complete BOYCOTT of Breads/Starches/etc).
CommanderKeen wrote:
Ban-Dodger wrote:
'Tis not the shampoo that you use but the foods that you eat which determine how much hair you shed or not. Stay away from anything dry (all breads/starches/crackers/etc), and start eating nothing but fruits/meats/vegetables from now on instead. High-Water-Content fruits in particular (Water-Melons, Oranges, Grapes, etc). MOST of what you should be eating should be the high-water-content fruits (eat at least two oranges a day and any additional amount of Water-Melons/Grapes/etc), and only drink pure water when you're thirsty, and I'm talking about making it at least 50% or even 80% of your food-consumption (fruits that is), but just make sure you're ready to urinate a lot more than you normally ever have before. A way to somewhat get around this is to combine this kind of food-consumption with extreme amounts of aerobic-exercises such as running up & down dozens of flights of stairs every day whilst carrying dumbell-weights.

I eat low carbs and still have thinning hair. Hair loss is genetic, sadly.

Also, hair-shedding is NOT genetic, but has more to do with how many impurities you put into your system (although I do regard the absolute vast majority of America's food-supply as being poisoned or contaminated by unnecessary additives & chemical-processing). Try living out on a farm for a while instead of in the city, I have lived amongst some of these farm-boy communities (foreigners from Germany/Russia/Ukraine), and NONE of them were bald-people (absolutely NOT A SINGLE ONE). I suspect that their bodies are not trying to shed the toxins/impurities that are found in the lives of you city slickers who are exposed to exhaust-fumes of vehicles & automobiles every day.

I also SHOULD know this from having PERSONALLY once experienced a hell of a LOT of hair-shedding myself, but when I started eating nothing BUT Oranges/Water-Melons/Grapes/etc., and BOYCOTTING Bread/Crackers/Starches/etc., not only did the dandruff that I had seem to completely disappear after around the third month but my eye-sight improved (although this could be partially from my martial-arts training) AND I did not shed any more hair during that time either (although the hair grew extremely fast and I needed to pee a lot, like, a hell of a lot of urinating).

I will get back to the thing on genetics & how it's actually a pseudo-science indoctrinated into the main-stream/conventional on some other day.

I eat very heavy and still have thin hair. The only other thing it could be, is that I don't go outside a lot due to severe heat sensitivity.



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28 Jul 2015, 2:06 pm

ruhisharma wrote:
Anyone suggest me which shampoo is best to stop hair loss.



Hi. I didn’t think you could prevent hair loss with a shampoo based product.
Unless of course, you look up herbal products. In any case, changing your hair colour product
to non permanent or semi permanent, if you’re a heavy user, should stop your hair turning a lighter shade of grey and eventually falling out. I reduce my colouring now to twice a year as I hate tweezing any strays.
This is a good question.