A natural approach to Alopecia
Whenever a patient presents with alopecia areata there are a few things that pop up in my brain:
๐น STRESS overload/Inability to adapt
๐น Gut Disturbance/Microbiome Imbalance
๐น Gall Bladder issues (which is due to stress-cortisol)
The interplay between these 3 things will affect how the immune system reacts, causing a hyperimmune response that will impede hair growth.
I always stress the importance of working INTERNALLY to affect skin issues (yes, hair is part of the skin).
The main goal that I focus on with patients going through this is decreasing the inflammatory response. There are 3 main ways/tools I use:
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2๏ธโฃ Topical & Internal Molecular Hydrogen - Discount code: DRMIKE for 10% off
3๏ธโฃ Gut supporting nutrients (spore-based probiotics/onions/garlic/oysters)
I’ll also adjust T4 vertebrae and whatever else subluxations present themselves. Then use topical lavender while shining red light on the area, stacking on molecular hydrogen (internally & externally).
At home, we’ll focus on the Gut Restore protocol (discount code: HEALMYGUT) and measure HRV with @ouraring or using a HR monitor. We need to see HRV so that we can track stress response and take appropriate action if stress levels are too high.
Another one that I’ve used that had good results has been fenugreek.
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