The term Alopecia is used to define excessive hair loss especially from scalp resulting in baldness. It is an autoimmune disorder which affects both males and females equally. It can affect anyone irrespective of his age, nationality or background. It generally begins with hair loss in patches from the scalp known as alopecia areata. In rare or worst cases it could result in complete hair loss known as Alopecia totalis. This disease does not cause physical pain and gradually spreads over entire epidermis.
The severity of the situation can be judged by the fact that in United States alone five million people suffer from this disease. This disease can be identlpified with small bald spots on sthe scalp and excessive hair strands on clothes.
Apart from consuming well balanced diet rich in vitamin D and other nutrientslike zinc and copper,here are some medicinal herbs to prevent further hair loss and assist in hair re growth
1. Aloevera Since ages aloe Vera has been regarded as a natural tonic to boost immune system and promote healthy functioning of organs of the body. It protects skin against all infections and also promotes hair growth on the scalp.
2. Rosemary This natural herb protects and stimulates hair re growth when used externally. For optimum results, boil rosemary leaves and use the liquid for washing hair regularly.
3. Henna This medicinal herb has been used since ancient times for all hair related problems. Its regular usage externally arrests falling hair and provides luster and volume to dull and dry hair.
4. Ginseng It is a natural remedy as it unclogs hair follicles that are necessary for hair growth and it also acts as a general tonic that promotes vitality and good health along with proper blood circulation in the body.
5. Horse tail It is an effective stimulant for hair follicles and arrests bald patches on the skin. It also promotes hair re growth and strengthens weak hair.
So, the above medicinal herbs assist you in preserving the crowning glory and these natural remedies stave you from emotional distress that has been a major side effect of this disease.
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