Monday, February 20, 2012

Emotional Freedom Technique


Imagine having all your negative thoughts, memories and behaviors vanished. Imagine having the confidence to accomplish anything you want. Imagine having the independence to do what you previously fear.

And how about a healthy, pain-free body? And would you enjoy freedom over your addiction for smoking… drugs, coffee, alcohol… or liberty to remove just about every unbeneficial feeling or behavior causing you harm - in minutes?

These are just some of the remarkable advantages and fringe benefits you can have with perhaps the most powerful alternative healing technique you’ll ever discover.

Hard to believe? Perhaps. But I’m not asking you to believe anything just yet, until you see evidence for yourself.

All I ask is that you refrain from disbelieving while I show you my proof. It will take just a few minutes, yet the rewards can be enormous because from all over the world, people who used this technique have later reported improvements in:


  • Intense bad memories
  • Depression
  • Uncontrolled anger
  • Unrestrained sadness
  • Obstructive thought habits
  • Hatred for self & other
  • Traumas
  • Stress
  • Panic attack/Unfocused thoughts
  • Procrastination
  • And more!
Now what if I told you the list above is only a fraction of what’s possible to improve with? What if you have thousands of other negative thought patterns, behaviors, emotional responses or psychological barriers… and you can now eliminate them as you want, whenever you want to?

If mental or physical barriers seem to trouble you and drift you apart from the life you dream of… and you have deep desires to make positive changes happen in your life right now—then this is surely, going be one of the most important letters you ever read.

Before we show you the ‘full scoop’ however, let’s first see how it all started, shall we?
    EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique), the Art of Tapping to Release
    All Negative Emotions Stored in Your Memory

    My name is Magnus and I’ve been teaching EFT for several years.

    Because I couldn’t restrain myself any further seeing people living their lives in pain every day—all without this ‘half-miracle’ technique to alleviate their sufferings and live the life they want (like how hundreds and thousands of fortunate and pleased insider practitioners from all corners of the world are currently benefiting from it every day)…

    I’ve finally decided to combine all the most effective, fastest and efficient EFT techniques into one suitable method to be made known and easy for anyone willing to learn it to discover for their own.

    And even though EFT can be used to give relief to the ill (by reasons you’ll soon realize as you read down this page), what I’m most passionate to share with you is how you can use this technique to gain freedom and control over your mind once again.

    In fact when you have this area solved, your body will begin to naturally respond in such a way so it’s immune to most physical obstructions… allow you to live with your mind in harmony—and give you a state of mind so powerful, so focused & so dependable you’ll feel close to being invincible.

    Most of all, your results will last, and whenever new negative patterns emerge you’ll get to tap them away. It’s like having full dictating power over your entire life from now on.

    I’m really intrigued about EFT because of its sheer power in helping people relieve their most unwanted problems. Just the thought of having such ability to never be affected by bad memories, behavior patterns and much more would already get my heart racing fast!

    Realizing you can learn what I’ve discovered throughout these years, I knew there had to be a widespread way to let you and all other troubled friends in the world to benefit from this technique.

    That’s why I’ve dedicated the last few years into studying it, gathering my discoveries and combining what I realized into one amazing resource for everyone to find out. And you’re about to reap all the rewards from my efforts in a while…

    Now I like to refer EFT as Tapping because it’s easier to understand for most people. For this reason, we’ll call it Tapping as we continue!

    How Tapping Works

    By now you’re probably wondering why Tapping works, and how exactly does it give you the results you’re after.

    Well it all comes from China.

    According to the Chinese, our human body is comprised of meridian points where ‘Chi’ flows. The reason we feel feelings in different parts of the body, is because each feeling is held in a different meridian.

    For example we tend to feel nervous feelings in our stomach, angry feelings in our forehead, stressed feelings in our shoulders.

    When energy flow is blocked and unbalanced somewhere along that meridian in our body, it will cause different ailments and dysfunctions to our mental or physical health.

    That is why in the beginning, people use acupuncture to balance out the ‘Chi’ flow of an ill person’s body. However, what eventually came out of research now shows you can send similar ‘shockwaves’—like when needles are poked into the body and stimulating meridian points—simply by Tapping on them!

    So instead of having to get immobile putting needles all over your body, Tapping can now give you the same results anytime you want and at anywhere you choose to do it.

    Simple and Easy to Learn

    As you will soon discover, Tapping is most of the time same in its sequence. The biggest difference between what I’m about to teach you and what others show will be the advanced Tapping methods & inductions involved to help you gain freedom & control over your mind once again.

    With what I’m about to reveal, you’ll understand exactly what to tap when you have a problem. You’ll know how to move on if Tapping doesn’t seem to resolve your problems fully—which aren’t taught in basic EFT guides.

    (Tip*: When it works, you’ll feel immediate relief & confidence on what your mind previously fears or feels uncomfortable with.)

    You see, sometimes it works instantly with issues you identify on first impression; sometimes there are little subtle reasons generating destruction power behind struggles most people wouldn’t think would matter.

    Once you tap them, it’s done. But until you work out what they are, they can still mess you up. So what’s the solution to get results fast? We’ll touch on that in a minute, but let’s first take a quick view on how most of your upsetting problems come about!

    How Do Your Negative Thoughts & Emotional Responses Come About

    From an excerpt of my notes after years of research: “There is a basic mechanism by which the human mind associates negative feelings with memories as they are created in present time. When we are later unconsciously reminded of the memory, we feel the feeling.

    This is an animalistic survival mechanism evolved to protect us from danger and warn us against repeating actions which, in the past threatened our survival.

    In order to respond very fast to danger, this survival mechanism generalizes on a wide scale. It also matches current situations to past memories in a loose way. With the complexities of modern life, it becomes confused and sometimes goes wrong on caution, triggering inappropriate feelings in certain situations.

    Because of this reason, our survival mechanism is responsible for the overwhelming mental and emotional problems (including inconveniences such as severe success barriers, social anxieties, failing to maintain a happy relationship and more) we experience every day.

    Each negative feeling corresponds to a similar portion of physical tension held somewhere in the body, which wastes energy and restricts the flow of blood and lymph (otherwise known as ‘Chi’).”

    This explains why you will stay in a troubled or stressed state if negative feelings are persistently stimulated in your body. When this happens, your body uses more resources on maintaining a fight or flight response rather than maintaining your health and wellbeing as a person!

    But with Tapping, you can now eliminate all these problems. And you can eliminate them fast.

    To hand you my advanced ‘secrets’ to Tapping your problems away in the shortest period of time, I have compiled my researches and knowledge in one book.

    Yes, after days and nights jotting my everyday experience, leaving out what’s unnecessary, compiling what is crucial to know and use in order to tap away people’s most disturbing negative thoughts… memories… emotions… behavior patterns—almost all you can think of removing from your life…

    Finally I’ve gathered a series of valuable lessons to teach anyone—no matter what conditions they’re in—how to relieve and eliminate their deepest problems to reaching their better self, to gain freedom & control over their mind and get what they deserve again in wealth, health & relationships!

    It piled a 134-page manuscript from every hard-earned experience I’ve gone through in the past years, advanced Tapping ‘secrets’ for self-development and relevant stories of how you can apply what works like magic for many others into your life as well (and you can learn them all within one day!)—

    I truly believe you’ll be a changed person if you but follow the step-by-step instructions and insights revealed.

    Will you be interested to read further into it? If you answer “yes” to this question.. please visit : http://www.tapyourselffree.com/


    Saturday, February 11, 2012

    Reiki for Natural Stress Relief


    Reiki is one of the oldest techniques for natural stress relief.

    This spiritual practice was developed in Japan by Dr. Mikao Usui, a Japanese Buddhist, in 1922. Since then, reiki continues to be used as a healing treatment for stress, anxiety and other emotional as well as physical ills. Reiki is derived from 2 Japanese terms 'rei' and 'ki'. The first word means "Wisdom of God or a Higher Being" and the second term means "life force energy". As such, this natural stress relief treatment, using transliteration, could also mean "universal life force energy".

    So what does reiki look like in practice? In general, the reiki practitioner uses the "hands on", palm healing technique. People who undergo this natural stress relief treatment are fully clothed and lie down in a quiet and relaxing environment. The practitioner then places his palms on or over the patient in seven (7) classic positions, holding each position for approximately 3 - 5 minutes before moving on to the next. These positions correspond to the seven chakras (energy centers) of the body. The practitioner acts as a conduit for the reiki energy to flow into the recipient's body and to wherever needed for maximum healing benefit.

    Reiki healing can also be administered remotely. The physical distance between practitioner and recipient does not affect the efficacy of the treatment. The long distance session can be scheduled for mutual convenience but a Reiki practitioner can transmit healing energy at any time.

    Reiki treatment is a subjective experience that can vary from session to session. Sometimes, the benefits of the treatment are obvious while the effects are more subtle other times. Trust! A session is usually very relaxing with the recipient feeling peaceful and secure. He or she may also experience warmth, tingling and/or floating sensations. Reiki raises the recipient's vibrational frequency and re-opens the body's energy flow, allowing healing at a cellular level. It has helped all forms of illness and negative conditions and works well with traditional medical and psychological treatments. The Reiki energy flowing from healer to client can release grief, anger, anxiety, sadness, confusion, insecurities, fear and other negative feelings. This emotional release will invoke a calm state followed by a more energized body newly freed from the burden of stored negative emotions. Can you see why this is such a powerful natural stress relief treatment?

    Like most natural stress relief methods, Reiki is very safe. No drugs or additional apparatus are needed. The method is popular in Japan, around the world and has gained currency in America in recent years as a treatment for emotional and physical dis-ease. Costs vary due to geographical differences but generally you can expect to pay from $25 to $100 for a reiki treatment depending on session length, the healer's experience and training level as well as the type of treatment administered (remote v. in-house). So if you're looking for a natural stress relief method to restore balance and reduce stress, you'll want to consider Reiki.


    Jennifer Purcell is a stress management expert. After suffering for many years with unmanageable stress and anxiety, she stopped being a victim and found a way out for herself. After years of research and testing, she has brought together some of the best stress remedies she used to transform her life. If you want to go from high stress and anxiety to managing and reducing your stress effectively, then Jennifer is the right person for you. By incorporating a few techniques into your daily routine, you can transform your life as well.

    Jennifer's hands on experience and success has stoked a passion in her to help others avoid the pitfalls of stress and reclaim their lives. She now runs a website dedicated to educating her readers about effective and natural alternatives to medication for reducing stress and successful stress management.

    Do you want to live a happier, more productive life without the shackles of stress? Click here and start reducing your stress today! http://www.naturalstressremedies.com


    Tuesday, February 7, 2012

    Adaptogens - The Key to Stress Resistance and Stress Treatment


    When a human is under chronic stress from one or more of the four daily stressors, some systems in the body shut down and others are activated.   The daily stressors include mental, physical, emotional, and environmental stress. Some of the systems that shut down include metabolism, digestion, circulation, and immune system function. The organs involved can be seriously slowed down until the body receives a signal that the stress is over.

    Adaptogens to the rescue! This unique group of plants, given in the proper balance, has the ability to send the signal that the crisis is over. There is a rapidly growing following of people who now take these adaptogens and their stories of healing are amazing.

    Where did these adaptogens come from?   During the 1940s, over 1,200 scientists from Russia were studying and cataloging the nutritional value of plants. More than 4,000 plants were tested in an effort to find the perfect performance enhancing formula to give to their top athletes, ballerinas, and cosmonauts. The lead scientist, Dr. Nicholai Lazarov, discovered a particular family of 10 plants he called adaptogens.

    These unique plants thrive in some of the harshest environments in the world, the Tunguska area of Siberia is one of them. They have the ability to create a balance in the human body, allowing cells to adjust to stress.

    Long term testing of different adaptogens blends was conducted in Russia, starting in the 1950s. The studies were conducted primarily on factory workers and miners. Among other positive results, Illness and disability days dropped significantly.   In the 1970s and 1980s, when Russian athletes seemed to dominate the Olympic Games, there was suspicion of steroid use. In fact, it was adaptogens that were being given to the athletes which helped improve performance.   With the powerful nutrient delivery systems of today, adaptogen blends and their stress fighting ability have become even more effective.   Stress has the ability to make us feel bad because of the physical response of slowing down and shutting down systems. Damage to our body is even possible with repeated or chronic stress. Adaptogens will help our body functions balance and return to normal.

    Curtis Reznicek, L.M.T. is a licensed massage therapist as well as a health coach.

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    Saturday, February 4, 2012

    Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

    There are many post traumatic stress disorder treatment choices.

    Practitioners offering PTSD treatments range from medical doctors to snake oil salesman. Avoiding the latter can be tricky. In the last few years PTSD has gained attention, and thus con artists offering cures for it have proliferated.

    But until recently, PTSD was ignored by established medicine, so medical doctors are still learning what works and what doesn't. To make things more complicated, there is no one cure that fixes everyone's post traumatic stress. This leaves you with symptoms you can not tolerate, but little evidence to help you separate the scams from the treatments that might actually work for you.

    So how do you tell if a treatment is a viable, but unproven method, or if it simply a way to separate you from your money?

    First a quick rundown of the most common treatment options.

    There are two approaches to treatment: Traditional, western medicine is all about fixing what is broken. It treats your physical symptoms and it includes medications for pain, for sleep, and to fix the messed up chemistry of your brain. Alternative medicine is holistic and relies heavily on eastern healing practices. It seeks to reunite the broken pieces of your body and spirit. It includes acupuncture, herbs, Eastern movement practices such as Yoga, Tai Chi, and Qigong, meditation, and prayer. Alternative medicine tends to be gentler, and less invasive, than traditional medicine. It is also slower. A prescription from your MD may show results in a few days, herbal remedies typically show results in a few weeks or months.

    By far, the most common and best proven post-traumatic treatment is talk therapy. Talk therapy comes in two types - individual and group. Individual is all about you. It is you, one on one, with a counselor. Group talk therapy is well, a group - a group of trauma survivors, a work group, a family group.

    Talk Therapy "Plus" is more than just words. You talk about what happened, but the treatment goes beyond talk. This includes options like hypnosis, exposure therapy (to desensitize you), somatic experiencing (to release the trauma stored in your muscles), EMDR (to reset your traumatized brain), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (to change your behavior patterns), and tapping or EFT (to reset your emotions).

    So how can you tell if a post traumatic stress disorder treatment is a scam? Here are some warning signs to look for:

    1. Practitioners claim it works for everyone.
    2. You must decide immediately or the price goes up.
    3. Your reasonable questions are met with evasion.
    4. The "educational material" they offer looks like an used car lot sales flyer.
    5. Their "educational material" uses a lot of superlatives - best, always, never, only.
    6. They promise instant results with little effort, but lots of your dollars.
    7. They promise permanent results with little effort, but lots of your dollars.

    Curing post traumatic stress disorder is a process that requires time and effort. You won't be cured overnight. Start with your most disabling symptom. Treat it first. Maybe you need anti-depressants to help you find the energy and ambition to pursue additional treatment.

    There is no pill to cure PTSD. You will have to face what happened to you, your trauma experience. That is the key to curing your symptoms. Most people do that with some form of talk therapy. Explore the plus options, because words alone may not be enough. Everyone's trauma experience is different, so everyone's successful combination of treatments will be different. Watch out for con artists, but be open to trying different treatment options. Your cure is out there.

    About Author:
    Robert Mantell, Ph.D., C.M.C., C.M.Ht. shares more about post-traumatic stress disorder treatment and more information on how to heal from post-traumatic stress on her site at http://www.freedom-from-trauma-phobias-and-anxiety.com/

    Hair Loss Causes and Risk Factors

    Interesting Facts About Hair And Hair Loss

    Hair loss is related to the tendency of hair follicles to stop producing hair growth. Partial or complete loss of hair is called alopecia. Hair loss usually develops gradually and may be patchy or diffuse.

    Facts About Hair And Hair Loss
    • Hair is the fastest growing tissue in the body, second only to bone marrow.
    • The average scalp contains about 100,000 hairs.
    • Roughly 100 hairs are lost from your head every day.
    • Each individual hair survives for an average of 4 - 7 years, during which time it grows about half an inch a month.
    • You need to lose about 50% of your hair before hair loss becomes noticeable.
    • In the United States, 30 million women experience hereditary hair loss. 70% of women with thinning hair can attribute it to hereditary hair loss.
    • Hereditary hair loss or androgenetic alopecia is the most common form of hair loss for men, representing more than 95% of all male cases.
    • Androgenetic alopecia affects many more men than women. About two-thirds of men experience some degree of appreciable hair loss by the time they are 35 years old, and about 85% have significantly thinning hair by age 50.
    • In the United States, there has not been an elected bald President since the television age began.

    The Most Common Cause Of Hair Loss
    The most common cause of hair loss is genetics - inherit the tendency to lose hair from either or both of parents. The medical term for the genetic predisposition for hair loss is "androgenetic alopecia".

    In androgenetic alopecia, the genes affect how the hair grows. They trigger a sensitivity to a class of hormones called androgens, including testosterone, which causes hair follicles (which hair grows from) to shrink. Shrinking follicles produce thinner hair and eventually none at all. Thus, androgenetic alopecia is caused by the body's failure to produce new hairs and not by excessive hair loss. Heredity also affects the age at which you begin to lose hair and the developmental speed, pattern and extent of your baldness.

    Androgenetic alopecia accounts for more than 95% of hair loss in men. By the age of 35 two-thirds of American men will experience some degree of appreciable hair loss and by the age of 50 approximately 85% of men have significantly thinning hair.

    Men generally develop bald spots on the forehead area or on the top of the head. In men, the hairs on the top of the head have a genetic sensitivity to the male hormone testosterone while the hairs on the sides and back of the head do not possess this genetic trait and therefore are not affected. For this reason hairs removed from the sides and the back (donor hair) will maintain their genetic predisposition when transplanted and continue to grow when moved to the top of the head where hair loss has occurred.

    For woman, female pattern baldness is the most common type of hair loss. It can begin at puberty, but is most often seen after menopause. Women have an overall thinning of the hair throughout the scalp while the frontal hairline generally remains intact.

    Other Hair Loss Causes And Risk Factors

    Hair loss is not usually caused by a disease, but is related to aging, heredity, and testosterone. In addition to the common male and female patterns from a combination of these factors, other possible causes of hair loss, especially if in an unusual pattern exists, include:

    • Side effects of medications or medical treatments. Certain drugs used to treat gout, arthritis, depression, heart problems and high blood pressure may cause hair loss in some people. Drugs that can cause hair loss include:
                 * cholesterol lowering drugs: clofibrate, gemfibrozil
                 * parkinson medications: levodopa
                 * ulcer drugs: cimetidine, ranitidine
                 * anticoagulants: coumarin, heparin
                 * medications for gout: allopurinol
                 * antiarthritics: penicillamine, auranofin, indomethacin, naproxen, sulindac, methotrexate
                 * drugs derived from vitamin-A: isotretinoin, etretinate
                 * anticonvulsants: trimethadione
                 * antidepressants: tricyclics, amphetamines
                 * beta blockers: atenolol, metoprolol, nadolol, propranolol
                 * antithyroid agents: carbimazole, Iodine, thiocyanate, thiouracil

    • Delayed shedding from stress. This common form of hair loss happens two to three months after a major body stress. The stressful event induces a higher proportion of hair follicles to enter the resting stage all at the same time. A few months later, all of the now-resting follicles begin to shed their hairs at about the same time. Because the stressful event happened months ago, most people do not connect it with their hair loss. It is a temporary condition, and new hairs begin growing within a few months. Stress can also trigger genetic hair loss. If your already losing hair stress will cause you to lose hair even faster.
    • Inadequate protein in diet. Some people who go on crash diets that are low in protein, or have severely abnormal eating habits, may develop protein malnutrition. The body will save protein by shifting growing hairs into the resting phase. Massive hair shedding can occur two to three months later. This condition can be reversed and prevented by eating the proper amount of protein and, when dieting, maintaining adequate protein intake.
    • Iron deficiency. Iron deficiency occasionally produces hair loss. Iron deficiency is common to women during menstruation and pregnancy and can be corrected through proper diet or iron supplements.
    • Pregnancy and childbirth. Hair loss that is connected to pregnancy usually occurs after delivery. When a woman is pregnant, her hairs grow at very high speed. However, after a woman delivers her baby, many hairs enter the resting phase of the hair cycle. This is a natural process and resolves completely in most cases.
    • Birth control pills. Women who lose hair while taking birth control pills usually have an inherited tendency for hair thinning (androgenic alopecia). If hair thinning occurs, a woman can consult her gynecologist about switching to another birth control pill. If a woman has a history of female pattern loss in her family she should advise her doctor before going on the pill.
    • Scalp infection. Infections such as ringworm can invade the hair and skin of your scalp, leading to hair loss. Once infections are treated, hair generally regrows.
    • Thyroid disease. Both an overactive thyroid and an underactive thyroid can cause hair loss. Hair loss associated with thyroid disease can be reversed with proper treatment.
    • Patchy hair loss (Alopecia areata). Alopecia areata is classified as an autoimmune disease, but the cause is unknown. This disorder causes hair follicles to stop producing hairs. Approximately 2% of all people experience an episode of alopecia areata at some point in their lives. In the vast majority of cases the condition is temporary and goes away all by itself within 6-7 months, and hair growth in the bald patch resumes.
    • Hair pulling (traction alopecia). Traction alopecia is the loss of hair from constant pulling, often the result of tightly braided hair styles.
    • Hair care. Pulling your hair back too tightly can cause hair loss. You may lose hair around the edge of the hairline, especially around the face and forehead. Using curling irons or dyes continually can also result in hair loss. Hair usually grows back when these activities are stopped.
    • Blow-drying can worsen hair loss. The reason is that extreme heat damages the proteins in the hairs making them fragile and liable to break off. Brushing the hair during blow-drying causes more damage. If you use a hair dryer, it should be set on the coolest setting. Hair dyes, perms and hairsprays do not affect thinning hair.
    • Age. As you age, your hairs tend to break more easily, and hair follicles do not grow as much hair.
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    Friday, February 3, 2012

    Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Treatment


    Tips For Obtaining Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Treatment
    If you or someone you love is suffering from post traumatic stress disorder, the fear and other terrifying symptom can make the sufferer feel like they are alone in the world. In order to take control of this disorder, it helps to find right post traumatic stress disorder treatment. Regardless of what some may think, PTSD is not something that the sufferer can just snap out of. Treating and dealing with PTSD requires a lot of time, effort and the assistance of a professional. PTSD is treatable and the sooner you get treatment the better. With early treatment of PTSD the sufferer has the chance to prevent the symptoms from being ingrained in their psyche. Left untreated, PTSD can become a disabling mental health disorder.

    When it comes to seeking help for treatment of PTSD, your doctor can help by determining whether or not the symptoms you are experiencing are really those of PTSD or another disease. If it is found that you are in fact suffering from PTSD, your doctor will most likely recommend that you seek the help of a mental health professional. This can either be psychologists, counsellor or psychiatrists that can help assist you with your post traumatic stress disorder treatment.

    When it comes to your dealing with PTSD there are some simple steps that will need to be taken in order for your mental health professional to help you tackle your PTSD. The steps are as follows:

    You need to deal with your memories. While it may be difficult at first, talking about the traumatic event you experienced is the first step to dealing with PTSD. You can talk to your doctor, but a psychologist, counsellor or psychiatrist will be able help you deal with your PTSD. Those who are skilled in treating PTSD will be able to help you deal with your incident at your own pace.

    Learn some form of stress management. Another technique that can help in dealing with PTSD is to learn how to deal with the stress that comes along with reliving your troublesome memories. Techniques like controlled breathing or other relaxation techniques can help you stay focused when working on managing and beating your PTSD symptoms.

    Consider making some lifestyle changes. No matter how long you have been dealing with PTSD for there is a good chance that the techniques you have been using have been doing you more harm than good. In order to successfully treat your PTSD you may want to consider the following:


    • Try to exercise and eat healthy even though you may not feel like it.

    • Try your best to return to your old routine. While it may be difficult returning to what you once knew will help return structure and security to your life making it easier deal with your PTSD once and for all
    • While it may be hard, try and go easy on the alcohol and other drugs. Although they may they may make you feel good, that feel good feeling tends to be short lived and they can actually make the symptoms even worse.

    Consider the use of medication if needed. While it may not necessarily be the preferred method for treating PTSD, it can be useful if used along with other methods. Your doctor or psychiatrist should be able to advise you on the types of medication that are available.

    With proper post traumatic stress disorder treatment you should no longer suffer from the disorder or need the assistance of any form of medication in order to deal with your symptoms.

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    Wednesday, February 1, 2012

    Hair Loss Stress Related Condition


    A hair loss stress related condition affects many people especially in the years between 20 and 40. Many treatments are available for hair loss but you've to first look at what causes you to lose hair.

    It is only then that you can look at how to deal with a hair loss condition. When you identify what causes your hair to fall out you then can apply the right treatment. One area that cause the problem is a hormonal imbalance, which is brought about by stress. This can easily be treated with various supplements and vitamins.

    First you need to understand your hair.

    Your hair is made up mostly of protein. So a good balanced diet that is rich in silica, calcium and iron will help to put your hair into a good state. The best treatment, actually comes from within so eat plenty of green mineral rich leafy vegetables together with berries and fruits. There are many other foods such as potato, cucumber, bean sprouts and peppers that are especially beneficial for the hair so find them out and eat them. Nutritional studies have shown that soy protein such as tofu, soy milk and yogurt actually stimulate hair growth.

    You also need to identify any bad stress in your live that could be a trigger for your hair loss stress related condition and take action to eliminate it or to manage it. Stress of course is relative and very personal. It is up to you to root out the cause and to deal with it. This together with a healthy, well-rounded diet will deal with the seat of the problem. And then you can move on to actual treatments for the hair.

    Treatments for your hair.

    There are many treatments available today to stop or reduce hair loss and promote new hair growth. Your hair needs internal nutritional support and good grooming will maintain hair growth and healthy hair follicle function.

    One way is to use shampoos that contain silicon as these tend to slow down hair loss while making your locks a lot stronger too.

    There are also many home remedies passed down from days gone by and between cultures that many people claim has worked for them. The writer makes no claims as I haven't used them. And as with anything you should do your own research before using any of the treatments mentioned in this article.

    Here are five from the many.

    1. Massage your hair with olive oil and leave on overnight while you sleep. Washout in the morning. Olive oil works well as a hair tonic because it is rich in essential fatty acids that keep the hair follicles moisturized.

    2. Rinse your hair with mixture of apple cider vinegar and sage tea as this is said to help in hair growth.

    3. Beat an egg in henna powder and curd. Then apply to you scalp as a hair mask. This prevents hair fall.

    4. Massage coconut milk into your hair roots and make sure you cover the entire scalp. Leave for an hour and then wash off with warm water. Use it three to four times a week. Instead of coconut milk you can also use aloe vera gel.

    5. Boil a handful of henna leaves in mustard oil to a ratio of four tablespoons to a cup. Filter and store in a sterilised glass bottle. Massage this herbal oil into your scalp before washing your hair. If possible, leave overnight or at least thirty minutes before washing your hair. This is said to be very effective in treating hair loss.

    There are also many hair loss products available today and if you do a simple search online you will realise how many there are. The secret is to find the best one that suits you and your hair loss stress related condition.

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