How does medicaid grease and regular grease affect hair growth?
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some medicaid greases help to stimulate the roots and prevent breakage
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Eating a balanced diet is essential for maintaining good hair health and also your overall body health. According to nutritionists, people who have nutritional deficiencies in their diet have dull and stringy hair and can at times even suffer from a temporary case of hair loss. \n\nA diet, which is very low in calories, can affect your hair. Eating too much of only certain food groups and eliminating others from your diet, can also cause hair loss. Studies have shown that a deficiency of Zinc can severely affect your hair and cause it to fall. Zinc is present in meat, seafood, and eggs; so you should try and incorporate these in your diet. For vegetarians, a zinc supplement may help. \n\nHair, to remain healthy, needs essential fatty acids. The omega-3 fatty acids provide the hair follicles with the nutrients necessary for good health and to keep the hair and scalp from drying up. If the hair follicle will not get its share of these fatty acids, it becomes weak and this results in hair loss and thinning of hair. Thus a diet, which all but eliminates fat, is not good for the hair. Omega-3 fatty acids are present in mackerel, salmon, flaxseed oil, macadamia nuts, and walnuts. \n\nAnother constituent of the Vitamin B complex, known as Biotin, is very essential for healthy hair. A deficiency of biotin is known to cause hair loss. Any foods which give you a good amount of protein such as meat, eggs etc, should take care of your biotin requirements for preventing temporary hair loss. Vegetarians can take milk products, cereals, cottage cheese, and tofu to increase their protein and biotin intake. \n\nHence, from all the above, it can be seen that people who have a poor diet or eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia, are at an increased risk of temporary hair loss due to nutritional deficiencies that weaken their hair shafts and follicles. Thus it is important to have a proper diet. A healthy and balanced diet will definitely help in improving your hair condition as well as stop it from falling due to any diet related deficiency.
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Head and Shoulders shampoo and conditioner and Sulfer 8 hair grease works great for getting rid of dandruff and dry scalp.
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I'm not quite bald yet but i will warn you to stay away from the prescriptions and chemical treatments for hair loss. My friend that took Propecia said after he stopped taking it all his hair almost fell out, it effects DHT levels so be careful.\nLack of essential nutrients and blood flow to the hair follicles and scalp causes loss. You need to get some kind of fish oils or algae products in your diet. They won't make it all grow back but they prevent it from falling out and stimulate new growth. Fresh kelp is another good one (for thickness, eaten, not shampoo). From my experience growing hair is almost similar to growing grass (or plants). The Aurora group has a perfectly engineered fish oil supplement called  Viviscal...its exspensive but it works. It will stop it from falling out almost immediately. I hate that damn company but they sure as hell now what there doing. Go figure they're from Europe.
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I know its good for the hair but in Indian medicine its good for pitta tips but not very good for some so plz check your dosha first in Ayurveda pages or centers for example i benefit greatly from sesame oil but not much from coconut Ayurveda is amazing in telling you best food for your health the best centers are the maharishi Ayurveda centers.good luck and good health
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Prenatal supplements and fish oil supplements will help out a bunch plus the prenatal will help your nails grow fast.
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Nope. I take a shower every other day. The grease your hair builds up is actually good for it..in small amounts. I'm not saying never washing your hair is good but, washing it once every other day gives it the oppurtunity to grease out a little and keep your hair healthy.
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Sometimes the growth of new hair can have this effect. Also, using any personal products such as certain deoderants can cause an allergic reaction (even if you have been using the same brand for years!). Your best bet is to not stress since you will be seeing the doctor soon. Only someone well qualified who has seen the condition can tell you what it is!
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Hair loss may occasionally be caused by lack of protein in the diet. Some people who go on crash diets that exclude protein or who have abnormal eating habits may develop protein malnutrition. When this happens, the body will help save protein by shifting growing hairs into the resting phase. Increased hair shedding can occur 2 to 3 months later.\n\nThis condition can be reversed and prevented by eating the proper amount of protein and, when dieting, maintaining adequate protein intake.
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I have never heard of this being taught in schools before, but I am sure if there is some sort of cooking or home economics class, it may be mentioned to the students. I for one was never taught about this. Go to www.google.com and type "fat oil grease" exactly like that with the quotes. I have found a number of resources talking about prevention and products having to do with this. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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My doctor rubbed some alcohol pads to release them, and clean most of the goop. She said just wash your hair with shampoo and it will get rid of the stuff. It did. I had no problem. I cant remember what kind of shampoo I used. I think any shampoo will do, I think they disolve with soap.
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I used Wesson Oil as a hair oil when I ran out. It was soooooo greasy. Then it curled up like a Jheri curl. Huge disaster.
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I have heard that it does. But you might want to check out these websites first.\nhttp://www.hairboutique.com/tips/tip214.htm\nhttp://www.man-health-magazine-online.com/hair-growth-vitamins.html\n\n\nVitamin E is a powerful anti-oxidant that helps increase circulation. Vitamin E increases oxygen uptake, which improves circulation to the scalp. It improves overall health. Since hair health is tied to the immune system, vitamin E is believed to stimulate hair growth by enhancing the immune function. \nhttp://www.treasuredlocks.com/hair-growth-vitamin-black-men.html
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gelatine-I took it as a supplement to help my hair grow but the bottle says it is for joints
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Use a different shampoo.  Some shampoos can dry your head causing flakes.  You will need to try different shampoos until  you find one that doesn't do it.  I will say, however, the cheaper the shampoo (especially store bought varieties), the more likely it will be to cause dandruff.  So, if you buy your shampoo from a salon (usually more expensive), then you will be less likely to have problems.\n\nI would recommend Head and Shoulders (or other dandruff shampoos), but these dandruff shampoos never seemed to help me much and usually left my hair greasy.  \n\nAs far as the fallout, that's going to happen no matter what shampoo you use and has nothing to do with the shampoo.  If you're concerned with fallout, you might want to look at your diet to make sure you're getting enough protein.  However, you may simply have genetic pattern baldness.  And,  if that's the case, there's little you can do to stop the genetics.  Although, you might try Minoxdil (over the counter) or Propecia (prescription) to see if that can curb the fallout.
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My grandma told me that, so I was taking them for a while, but no change in hair growth..... then I asked my doctor and she told me their wasn't any pill to grow your hair.. (so sad!) and prenatal pills are really just a multivitamin with a tricky name..
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As an African American woman I think I can answer this question with first hand knowledge and experience. \n\nFirst, not ALL African Americans "get weaves". \n\nSecondly, women of all colors "get weaves" and/or wear hair pieces. Furthermore, it's more so for fashion rather than for lack of wanting to grow their own hair. However for some, perhaps this is the case, but I would generalize a whole group of people. \n\nI am 27 years of age, and have always had long healthy hair, and have never worn or desired to wear weave. \n\nAnd in response to the previous poster. African American hair is not brittle. Normally brittle hair comes from malnutrition and/or lack of hair care maintenance. \n\nAfrican American hair is NOT oily, which is why we dont HAVE to wash our hair on a daily basis. Being that our hair does not create an abundance of oil, we have to be sure to oil our hair, or our hair will not grow, or will not be healthy. \n\nALL HAIR can be healthy if we treat it well, just as we do our bodies. \n\nRespect, \nS