The Great Escape Wrote:
> Natural therapy is food.
> I've posted it a few times, but there's no medicine to make your head appear.
> Hair loss treatment is the dream of many people, but it is difficult to achieve that dream. Shakespeare said, "Time gives wisdom instead of taking hair." Until the day a special medicine is developed, those who suffer from hair loss will have no choice but to comfort them with these words.
> I've been suffering from hair loss since I was 37 years old, 13 years ago, and there's no way I haven't tried it, and I think it's about the price of a small apartment lease even if I add up the money I've invested.
> I can't even remember because I have a lot of hair power, pig hair, Chinese hair loss (name is Zhang Guang), urine therapy, massage, kelp extract, placenta expulsion, laser therapy, and Cheong Wa Dae ring therapy. There are about 10 hospitals that I went to
> When an article about hair growth appeared on TV or in a newspaper, I put everything else behind me and went there myself.
> Even when I went on an overseas trip (USA, Japan, Hawaii, Australia), I made sure to bring a hair repellent that is more effective in that country than traveling.
> I don't have much hair loss than others because of this drama.
> Even if I go to the hospital, doctors give me medicine with the cliché that if I use this medicine, I will stop losing hair for a while, but I concluded that it was useless after the first few days because of psychological action.
> So since then, I have been going to a bookstore or library and reading books about hair loss, but I became interested in natural food that is good for my body.
> But as you know from the bookstore, there are many books on natural oriental medicine, but there are 2-3 pages of hair loss, and names that cannot be applied to daily life
> Considering that only the medicines you listen to are written, almost all of the writers of oriental medicine have not suffered from hair loss, so the hair loss prevention section for other oriental medicine treatments is
> It only makes me think that.
> That's why we look at the book in our own way and find a way for people who have seen the effects in a natural way, organize their own natural food therapy, post it, and give you an answer.
> The natural food therapy effect is not only preventive but also effective in hair growth.
> If your hair doesn't fall out, your hair will continue to grow, so I think your hair will stretch.
> When I go outside on a bright day, I can see my bangs well, but it's not an M.
> In the past, my hair was messy when it was windy, and over time, I sat down and stuck to my hair. But after eating natural food, my head gets stronger
> Heads are coming out from both heads. It was funny.
> Your hair comes out from where you've been sleeping for more than 10 years. I thought it was an extinct volcano, but it was a dormant volcano.
> We'll have to wait for more time to see the results. For your information, I don't have a script in my mouth for Pka, Pasha. And on the market, people who said that it had a natural hair growth effect
>As far as I know, there is.
> You have to approach natural food like this.
> I don't think I understand that if you apply medicine hard only on your head, you will get your head out. For example, fruit trees do not spray fertilizer directly on fruits to grow well. If you apply manure and influences to the roots, the absorbed nutrients supply influences from the roots to the stems, so delicious and good fruits come to fruition So, rather than making the hair grow directly on the scalp, the natural diet is to make a body that can fly and then cut the hair from the body to the head. Moreover, few people think about taking the supplements we take for a month or so and taking them for as little as 3 months or as long as 1 year. However, there is nothing to say for those who have tried natural food for about a month and say it doesn't work. Even if it doesn't work, please take it as a medicine.
>Psha, those who take Pka, and those who have transplant surgery, actually eat natural food
> I think the effect is fast when done in parallel. Because, for example, if a transplant cannot provide an impact that can make the scalp grow in the body, it rains on fruit trees
> If you compare it, it only results in supplying nutrients to the fruit part rather than the roots.
> If it naturally affects the roots of the body and affects the fruits through transplantation
> I'll know what kind of fruit it will be even if I don't tell you.
> It's better to eat natural food naturally.
> When I ate it, some people think, "Why do you keep losing your hair?" and give up in the middle. But whether it's the scalp itself or the body's lack of nutrients
> I don't know, but I think it's natural to always prepare the minimum state of the body, the soil that can make the head grow. When a good medicine comes out later, I think the effect will be greater after natural eating.
> Take it thinking it can be cured.
> Lastly, the last thing I do is to answer each and every one of the people who post here
> I also think hair loss is a disease that cannot be shared pain unlike other diseases.
> I know that feeling so well, especially when I see my hair falling out, it's a burden to see people who just stomp their feet and look at themselves pessimistically, so I'm giving them an answer to help them even a little.
> I don't know if the answer is enough.
> Then to escape baldness........
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> Natural therapy:
> First of all, I'd like to thank the Great Escape for posting every day.
> > I think everyone is curious, but I wonder if various natural remedies do not act as hair growth other than preventing hair loss. I think you've seen the hair growth effect, but I'm curious. I'm worried about whether to use the medicine now or continue with the natural therapy I was taking. I feel like I'm losing less hair these days, but I still don't know what to do with the vacancy. I'd like to hear from the Great Escape. Please...
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