hair loss

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>

> A big problem I seem to be having is hair loss. Is there a chance

that with this diet it can help hairloss?

==>Yes, many people on this program have had their hair loss stop.

Bee

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Hi ~ I experienced alot of hair loss after revision....it was like sleeping with a cat! I would roll over and there would be a ton of it on my pillow...my hair also changed color while I was in the hospital...drastically! The falling out lasted for a couple of months, better now though!! SuzieQastreeff <astreeff@...> wrote: in one of her messages briefly mentioned hair loss. I have been experiencing alot of hair loss, I have always had long and thick hair but here lately I am

losing so much my hair is starting to feel thin. Has anybody else experienced this? and also how long does it generally last?Thanks

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I am so relieved I have being thinking lately maybe its because of the stress I am having lately. Well I am 4 months out so I guess it should stop soon do you think? Suzie <suzieq32069@...> wrote: Hi ~ I experienced alot of hair loss after revision....it was like sleeping with a cat! I would roll over and there would be a ton of it on my pillow...my hair also changed color while I was in the hospital...drastically! The falling out lasted for a couple of months,

better now though!! SuzieQastreeff <astreeff > wrote: in one of her messages briefly mentioned hair loss. I have been experiencing alot of hair loss, I have always had long and thick hair but here lately I am losing so much my hair is starting to feel thin. Has anybody else experienced this? and also how long does it generally last?Thanks Need a vacation? Get great deals to amazing places on Travel.

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I would assume so....I was in the hospital for over 40 days and mine didn't stop for a few months after I got home....if you are worried call and check with your doctor...let me know how you do!! SuzieQ Streeff <astreeff@...> wrote: I am so relieved I have being thinking lately maybe its because of the stress I am having lately. Well I am 4 months out so I guess it should stop soon do you think? Suzie <suzieq32069 >

wrote: Hi ~ I experienced alot of hair loss after revision....it was like sleeping with a cat! I would roll over and there would be a ton of it on my pillow...my hair also changed color while I was in the hospital...drastically! The falling out lasted for a couple of months, better now though!! SuzieQastreeff <astreeff > wrote: in one of her messages briefly mentioned hair loss. I have been experiencing alot of hair loss, I have always had long and thick hair but here lately I am losing so much my hair is starting to feel thin. Has anybody else experienced this? and also how long does it generally last?Thanks Need a vacation? Get great deals to amazing places on Travel. Boardwalk for $500? In 2007? Ha! Play Monopoly Here and Now (it's updated for today's economy) at Games.

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Wow 40 days and I thought 2 weeks was bad. Suzie <suzieq32069@...> wrote: I would assume so....I was in the hospital for over 40 days and mine didn't stop for a few months after I got home....if you are worried call and check with your doctor...let me know how you do!! SuzieQ Streeff <astreeff > wrote: I am so relieved I have being thinking lately maybe its because of the stress I am having lately. Well I am 4 months out so I guess it should stop soon do you think? Suzie <suzieq32069 > wrote: Hi ~ I experienced alot of hair loss after revision....it was like sleeping with a cat! I would roll over and there would be a ton of it on my pillow...my hair also changed color while I was in the hospital...drastically! The falling out lasted for a couple of months, better now though!! SuzieQastreeff <astreeff > wrote: in one of her messages briefly mentioned hair loss. I have been experiencing alot

of hair loss, I have always had long and thick hair but here lately I am losing so much my hair is starting to feel thin. Has anybody else experienced this? and also how long does it generally last?Thanks Need a vacation? Get great deals to amazing places on Travel. Boardwalk for $500? In 2007? Ha! Play Monopoly Here and Now (it's updated for today's economy) at Games. Moody friends. Drama queens. Your

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Hi Lyle,

Hair loss has been talked about a lot in previous post. Rather than

me retyping it and risk leaving stuff out, you might find it more

helpful to search the old post for info by typing " hair loss " in the

search function. " )

Jecca

--- " Lyle " <lylebrown@...> wrote:

....I have looked all over and I know there is something filed

somewhere on hair loss, but cannot seem to find it. I appear to be

losing what seems like a lot of hair each morning and don't know why.

Is there some

deficiency I'm missing here.Can someone please guide me to a remedy

here as my ego is killing me!I am not ready to be bald!

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Gday Lyle,

Sorry to inform you but there are no real supplements that will assist

you other than what Bee has recomended. I had the thickest hair (like

everyone in my family) but when candida took over my scalp it started

falling out by the hand fulls. The only way it slowed/stopped was

after being on the diet for 6 months! And I am also sorry to inform

you that although my hair has stopped shedding, it has so far failed

to return, other than little clear 'downy' hairs. Trust me mate i know

what you are going through, the hair loss was my most depressing

candida symptom by far, I tried EVERY treatment, including all the

fads, must have cost me $3000 at least, what a waste, and the sad part

is 90% of the crap out there is alcohol based so i was actually

feeding the candida instead of controlling it!

Out of curiosity Lyle, has your hair colour changed? 2 years ago i had

very dark almost black, thick hair, however since being ravaged by

this damned condition my hair has become orange/red and very thin!

even my beard. So much so that people often comment on my once

thick/black, now patchy/red beard. I simply KNOW candida is causing

this, an interesting observation i made was that the hair on the back

of my calves (where my rash was) was red as well!! since being on the

diet the rash has gone and the hair is black again! this is all the

evidence i need. I just pray the same will happen on my scalp!

Hope this is of some insight.

Cheers.

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>

> Hello out there!

>

> I am still looking for a hair loss nutrient or deficiency or just

some

> advice on what to do when you start losing a lot of hair suddenly

from

> this problem of which we all suffer.

> Can anyone lead me to a site?

>

> Thanks ! Lyle...

==>There are multiple causes for hair loss, a lack of nutrients, too

many toxins (mostly from candida at this point), malfunctioning organs

like the thyroid, etc. These are corrected on this program with proper

nutrients. As you continue to progress your hair loss will decrease.

My hair was long when I cured my candida, and it would come out in big

clumps. But sometime while doing the candida program it stopped, and

my hair became healthy and full again.

Bee

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>

> Hello out there!

>

> I am still looking for a hair loss nutrient or deficiency or just

some

> advice on what to do when you start losing a lot of hair suddenly

from

> this problem of which we all suffer.

> Can anyone lead me to a site?

>

> Thanks ! Lyle...

==>There are multiple causes for hair loss, a lack of nutrients, too

many toxins (mostly from candida at this point), malfunctioning organs

like the thyroid, etc. These are corrected on this program with proper

nutrients. As you continue to progress your hair loss will decrease.

My hair was long when I cured my candida, and it would come out in big

clumps. But sometime while doing the candida program it stopped, and

my hair became healthy and full again.

Bee

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On Tue, 22 Jan 2008, Bee wrote:

>

> ==>There are multiple causes for hair loss, a lack of nutrients, too

> many toxins (mostly from candida at this point), malfunctioning organs

> like the thyroid, etc. These are corrected on this program with proper

> nutrients. As you continue to progress your hair loss will decrease.

>

> My hair was long when I cured my candida, and it would come out in big

> clumps. But sometime while doing the candida program it stopped, and

> my hair became healthy and full again.

>

> Bee

>

There's also a hereditary factor. Every male in my family gets the same

receding hairline as he gets older. Me, my dad, uncles, cousins ... It

recedes so far and then stops. It looks the same in every Widup photo we

have going back at least 4 generations.

Fortunately we don't lose all our hair, just some in the front.

Zack

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>

> >

> > ==>There are multiple causes for hair loss, a lack of nutrients,

too

> > many toxins (mostly from candida at this point), malfunctioning

organs

> > like the thyroid, etc. These are corrected on this program with

proper

> > nutrients. As you continue to progress your hair loss will

decrease.

> >

> > My hair was long when I cured my candida, and it would come out

in big

> > clumps. But sometime while doing the candida program it stopped,

and

> > my hair became healthy and full again.

> >

> > Bee

> >

>

> There's also a hereditary factor. Every male in my family gets the

same

> receding hairline as he gets older. Me, my dad, uncles,

cousins ... It

> recedes so far and then stops. It looks the same in every Widup

photo we

> have going back at least 4 generations.

>

> Fortunately we don't lose all our hair, just some in the front.

==>Yes, you are right Zack. On my mother's side there is male

baldness, but on my dad's there is none. Of course my dad's hair was

thinner at 86 years old, but he only started getting gray about 5

years ago.

The kind of hair loss usually experienced with candida is different.

The hair comes out in clumps at random or a lot of hair will be found

on the pillow, in hair brushes and combs, or in the bottom of the tub

or shower. It isn't in a definite pattern like baldness.

Cheers, Bee

P.S. Isn't baldness considered sexy?

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Zack, I don't believe the hereditary factor theory. Hubby started to go bald

and I had him rub his head with polysorbate 80, leave it on for 5 minutes and

wash it out. The stuff along with the massage brought his hair back.

Regards,

Nan

>There's also a hereditary factor. Every male in my family gets the same

receding hairline as he gets older. Me, my dad, uncles, cousins ... It

recedes so far and then stops. It looks the same in every Widup photo we

have going back at least 4 generations.

Fortunately we don't lose all our hair, just some in the front.

Zack

[Guest guest]

If you dont mind me asking, what is polysorbate 80 and where can you buy it?

" nhfearme@gmail " <nhfearme@...> wrote:

Zack, I don't believe the hereditary factor theory. Hubby started to go bald and

I had him rub his head with polysorbate 80, leave it on for 5 minutes and wash

it out. The stuff along with the massage brought his hair back.

Regards,

Nan

>There's also a hereditary factor. Every male in my family gets the same

receding hairline as he gets older. Me, my dad, uncles, cousins ... It

recedes so far and then stops. It looks the same in every Widup photo we

have going back at least 4 generations.

Fortunately we don't lose all our hair, just some in the front.

Zack

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

At the time I bought it I got it at the local health store. It is an ingredient

in many 'hair growth' shampoos. puritansale.com says it is a form of sorbitol

and claims it 'breaks up waxy bulld-up'. I don't know if I believe that. If that

were true regular shampoo would do the trick. I read in other literature it is

only intended to increase blood flow to the scalp There are other natural things

I would think, that could have a similar effect. Maybe cayenne pepper for

instance or Niacin? Massage helps of course.

Regards,

Nan

>Posted by: " Grier " susanpgrier@... susanpgrier

If you dont mind me asking, what is polysorbate 80 and where can you buy it?

" nhfearme@gmail " <nhfearme@...> wrote:

Zack, I don't believe the hereditary factor theory. Hubby started to go bald and

I had him rub his head with polysorbate 80, leave it on for 5 minutes and wash

it out. The stuff along with the massage brought his hair back.

Regards,

Nan

[Guest guest]

Polysorbate 80 is a nonionic detergent and emulsifier derived from

polyoxylated sorbitol and oleic acid, as oleic acid has antifungal

properties, I think the success of the treatment may be due to the

fact that it is an antifungal.

Jecca

> --- " nhfearme@... " <nhfearme@...> wrote:

> ...At the time I bought it I got it at the local health store. It

> is an ingredient in many 'hair growth' shampoos. puritansale.com

> says it is a form of sorbitol and claims it 'breaks up waxy

> bulld-up'. I don't know if I believe that. If that were true

> regular shampoo would do the trick. I read in other literature

> it is only intended to increase blood flow to the scalp There

> are other natural things I would think, that could have a similar

> effect. Maybe cayenne pepper for instance or Niacin? Massage

> helps of course...

>

> > Posted by: " Grier " susanpgrier@...

> > If you dont mind me asking, what is polysorbate 80 and where

> > can you buy it?

> >

> > > nhfearme@gmail " <nhfearme@...> wrote:

> > > ...I don't believe the hereditary factor theory. Hubby started

> > > to go bald and I had him rub his head with polysorbate 80, leave

> > > it on for 5 minutes and wash it out. The stuff along with the

> > > massage brought his hair back...

[Guest guest]

I feel your pain!!!!!

le <danosova@...> wrote: I am struggling with a bit of hair

loss. I have always wondered why my eyebrows weren't full or my lashes long or

even why my hair on my head grew minimally. Chalked it up to the mysteries of

hypothyroidism. For the last two or so months, I have been losing a bit of hair

from my head. Now it is getting to the point that I can't really style my hair

at all for it is so thin.

I have an appointment Friday about this but what do I need to know before I go

in there. What could this be? What am I essentially asking them to look at/what

labs if any to order?

Fun times,

Dani

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You are not on enough meds. Ask your doc to order free T3 and free T4.

Also go here to find out other tests to DEMAND http://www

stopthethyroidmadness

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http://stopthethyroidmadness.com/

-- Hair loss

I am struggling with a bit of hair loss. I have always wondered why my

eyebrows weren't full or my lashes long or even why my hair on my head grew

minimally. Chalked it up to the mysteries of hypothyroidism. For the last

two or so months, I have been losing a bit of hair from my head. Now it is

getting to the point that I can't really style my hair at all for it is so

thin.

I have an appointment Friday about this but what do I need to know before I

go in there. What could this be? What am I essentially asking them to look

at/what labs if any to order?

Fun times,

Dani

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first you need to be on enough meds--are you?? what meds?

look at http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com

Gracia

I am struggling with a bit of hair loss. I have always wondered why my

eyebrows weren't full or my lashes long or even why my hair on my head grew

minimally. Chalked it up to the mysteries of hypothyroidism. For the last two or

so months, I have been losing a bit of hair from my head. Now it is getting to

the point that I can't really style my hair at all for it is so thin.

I have an appointment Friday about this but what do I need to know before I go

in there. What could this be? What am I essentially asking them to look at/what

labs if any to order?

Fun times,

Dani

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- Thanks!

I go in on Friday! I am staying away from the hairbrush as much as possible.

Too frustrating to see all the hair left behind in the brush.

Could this have anything to do with my body not absorbing the Armour well? I

tried asking my doctor about this but wasn't entirely sure what to BEG for at

this point!

Dani

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[Guest guest]

It is important to remember to increase Armour slowly. Some people need to

go slower than others. 1/8 or 1/4 increase for a week or two may be all you

can tolerate. There can be absorption issues as well, but I can't remember

if or how they check that. Anyone? If you have have problems with more

Armour look at how you increased it. I think it was Roni that had to

increase VERY slowly. Hair loss can be associated with hypo and hyper. How

much Armour are you on?

cw

-- Re: Hair loss

- Thanks!

I go in on Friday! I am staying away from the hairbrush as much as possible.

Too frustrating to see all the hair left behind in the brush.

Could this have anything to do with my body not absorbing the Armour well? I

tried asking my doctor about this but wasn't entirely sure what to BEG for

at this point!

Dani

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[Guest guest]

I am going to beg for Armour. I am not about to try Synthroid and all the other

junk. My friend was on synthroid and it had to be increased over and over. Then

eventually didnt work. So good luck. I hope your doctor tries Armour.

le <danosova@...> wrote:

- Thanks!

I go in on Friday! I am staying away from the hairbrush as much as possible. Too

frustrating to see all the hair left behind in the brush.

Could this have anything to do with my body not absorbing the Armour well? I

tried asking my doctor about this but wasn't entirely sure what to BEG for at

this point!

Dani

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[Guest guest]

>

> I am struggling with a bit of hair loss. I have always wondered

why my eyebrows weren't full or my lashes long or even why my hair on

my head grew minimally. Chalked it up to the mysteries of

hypothyroidism. For the last two or so months, I have been losing a

bit of hair from my head. Now it is getting to the point that I

can't really style my hair at all for it is so thin.

> I have an appointment Friday about this but what do I need to know

before I go in there. What could this be? What am I essentially

asking them to look at/what labs if any to order?

>

> Fun times,

>

> Dani

When I increased thyroid replacement medication I tended to lose

hair. At one point during a health crisis a few years ago I lost so

much I worried it might not return. Once stabilized on medication

the hair did grow back in the spots where it had disappeared. For me

this did not have anything to do with needing large amounts of

medication in terms of milligrams for example, rather becoming

stabilized on the amount that is right for me.

[Guest guest]

Well, I take 2 grains broken up by taking 1/2 grain at 7am, 1/2 grain at 11 am,

1/2 grain at 4 pm and one final 1/2 grain at 7 pm or there about.

My friend asked me if I was related to her cat who has apparently been

shedding a lot as we come into Spring fully here in KY! Grimace.

Dani

Crystal <sweetnwright@...> wrote:

It is important to remember to increase Armour slowly. Some people

need to

go slower than others. 1/8 or 1/4 increase for a week or two may be all you

can tolerate. There can be absorption issues as well, but I can't remember

if or how they check that. Anyone? If you have have problems with more

Armour look at how you increased it. I think it was Roni that had to

increase VERY slowly. Hair loss can be associated with hypo and hyper. How

much Armour are you on?

cw

-- Re: Hair loss

- Thanks!

I go in on Friday! I am staying away from the hairbrush as much as possible.

Too frustrating to see all the hair left behind in the brush.

Could this have anything to do with my body not absorbing the Armour well? I

tried asking my doctor about this but wasn't entirely sure what to BEG for

at this point!

Dani

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[Guest guest]

Okay,well I just posted my Armour schedule. I am pro Armour so I hope it works

well for you. I am concerned it is another issue...just not sure which one. I

have to insist my antibodies tests get run. They used to be high and I never

got a Hashi's diagnosis or much care at all for that matter. It may very well

be more complex than I realized and with more years it is showing itself.

Dani

Tester <reneetester@...> wrote:

I am going to beg for Armour. I am not about to try Synthroid and all

the other junk. My friend was on synthroid and it had to be increased over and

over. Then eventually didnt work. So good luck. I hope your doctor tries Armour.

le <danosova@...> wrote:

- Thanks!

I go in on Friday! I am staying away from the hairbrush as much as possible. Too

frustrating to see all the hair left behind in the brush.

Could this have anything to do with my body not absorbing the Armour well? I

tried asking my doctor about this but wasn't entirely sure what to BEG for at

this point!

Dani

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[Guest guest]

2 grains of Armour is a minimal dose, but maybe that's all you need or maybe

you need your adrenals tested. Not sure if you knew it or not, but being

able to take a low Armour dose can equal adrenal issues. Make sure you ask

for a saliva test.

cw

-- Re: Hair loss

- Thanks!

I go in on Friday! I am staying away from the hairbrush as much as possible.

Too frustrating to see all the hair left behind in the brush.

Could this have anything to do with my body not absorbing the Armour well? I

tried asking my doctor about this but wasn't entirely sure what to BEG for

at this point!

Dani

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