I've tried everything. Started shedding rapidly at 18 then got cancer at 21 and when my hair came back it wall all thin and diffuse. Derm told me it was male pattern baldness and chemo sped it up . I took finaseride for two years and ruined my body and mind. Took over two years to bounce back from that while staying on minoxidil but continuing to shed like crazy. Your videos made me realize I have diffuse alopecia areata that was exacerbated by chemo. I been massaging my scalp daily with rosemary oil and I dunno what changed but my hair has stopped falling out and it's been regrowing and hasn't look this good since before chemo 7 years ago. So I just want to thank you man, this problems been bothering me for over a decade literally . Btw I'm about to turn 30, you've changed my life.
Hey congratulations! That’s incredible and I’m sure makes you feel at peace right now. Was his advice to massage rosemary oil? What helped you with the rapid shedding because I’m going through the same thing, it happens day after day and I am lost at what to do :/ I’m a woman, does that matter?
@@momoso143 hello! My recommendation is figure out what triggers the shit (often times it's food and systemic inflammation). I've switched to a mostly meat based diet and it's helped with my gut issues and ultimately my hair (I think it's all connected ). Anyways if you have an autoimmune issue inducing hair loss your best bet is to sort out the underlying cause. The rosemary oil and massage helped blood flow and I think staved off further loss I still do it a few times a week. Another thing you can try (again if its autoimmune) is clobetazol topical steroid. But basically keep it really clean diet wise and then incorporate the massage and do it regularly you should feel the tightness and whatnot subside.
What i have learned from the video is that Get a proper sleep Reduce stress Find your blood type and eat according to it Wash your hair daily with a good anti dandruff shampoo Try to avoid food which causes inflamation Keep your gut healthy.
I love how real this video is... Healing is a journey, requires accountability and consistency, and often happens in layers... Our bodies are complex but amazing. The mind, heart, and gut are must be in alignment.
A few things that actually helped to control my hair fall include: (1) I discontinued wearing hair ties because it causes tension damage. (2) I began massaging my scalp twice a week with liitleextra cocoonnion hair oil while bending over & holding my head inverted to allow blood flow to the scalp. (3) Covering my head while moving out to protect my hair from dust and pollution. (4) Using soft shampoo again from liittleextra only to cleanse my hair.
Upon trying this cocoonniion shampoo over a week, this product began to show better outcomes in comparison to all other shampoo cleansers. Now, I’m experiencing zero hair fall problems and the smell seems very pleasant and my hair is growing gradually yet the product’s at the very least helping.
Finally a doctor that will agree seborrhea dermatitis causes hair loss!! I can't tell you how many dermatologists told me no it wouldn't. It is causing my eyebrows to fall out over the many years I've struggled with this condition.
I am finding some relief right now with ketoconazole, I'm using the OTC shampoo and leaving it on the brows for 10 min, so far I'm doing this only one time a week. Then am using the 2% prescription ketoconazole foam every night. I'm noticing the amount of eyebrows falling out is a lot less than before. I think the whole keeping them free of any oils is making a big difference. @@Elementblitz
I am gleaning so much from this. During the COVID shelter in place I managed to contract a nasty, nasty bout of pneumonia. I was sick for two solid months and had to be placed on heavy duty antibiotics. Then I had to work in an unfamiliar environment miles from home for two months and then I had to move out of city with little time to even think. It was madness and the stressors were insane!!! I had been dealing with minor hair loss for years, but never thought too much about it, but during this time I noticed extreme sebum build up on my scalp and had that potato chip sized peeling with all of the hair coming off with each “chip”. I was devastated. This is the first time I have heard a dermatologist or trichologist or frankly anybody even mention it. I have been slowly healing but still struggle with inflammation, which is what led me here. Thank you for your wisdom. I’m here for the long haul and have become a subscriber.
Your hair is what you eat. Avoid sugar and carbs eat leafy green vegetables. Heal your gut and keep inflamation at bay with IF. Your overall health and hair will thank you. My advice as a lupus patient who is far more healthy now and also has stop my scalp inflamation and my hair thinning and falling out.
@@talhakhan842the post says heal inflammation with intermittent fasting. I have inflammation and do intermittent fasting as well as occasional 24 to 36 hour fasting but it's not helping my hair
So, you don’t eat any bread or pasta, all the good stuff? Green veggies like spinach, collard greens, Brussels sprouts? Please advise. Because I see some big people eating whatever and have a head full of thick hair which is mystifying.
As a licensed cosmetologist , i can tell you , the main two reasons for hair loss in the african american community are infrequent shampooing which creates fungal overgrowth which causes inflammation Traction alopecia from braids and hair extensions And you're right , when you try to inform people how to treat the issue , they push back 😳
@theweb4deb if you exercise and sweat heavily twice a week ,especially if you're trying to get a scalp condition under control , otherwise , at least once a week
Don't use conditioner especially not on your scalp and shampoo twice with a PH neutral or clarifying shampoo once per week or whenever you get a painful scalp. I used to feel like I had a thousand knife slashes in my scalp, now it's gone. I also used tea tree oil rubbed in scalp before shampoo sometimes.
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Learned more from your videos in the last week watching than I have from doctors over the years, I have diffuse Alopecia Areata ongoing on and off since 20 now 25, would you possibly do a video on that specifically as I know you have personal experience with it. Also I think i want to train as a Trichologist after watching you I want to help others with these problems too:)
@@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist Can you help me please. I'm in menopause, have hairloss from the front top of my head and side of my heads. Eyebrows and eyelashes. Also I have Eczema which has been unbearably itchy last year, a bit less itchy this year. My weight has ballooned also. My weight has affected my liver function, but I know menopause affects liver function too. I suffer acid reflux, besides Stress since 2017. Please can you help Doctor. Please help as
Wow just read that eat for your blood type . Just went through hair loss . I’m going to start this eating healthy ! If makes your hair grow stop falling out . I’m in !
Omg I’m so glad I discovered this page for once seeing someone I feel like I can trust! It’s been horrible I’ve spent so much money trying to fix this issue I am borderline desperate nothing is working from having super thick hair to thin hair. I have an extremely painful scalp. So painful I almost cry during all styling sessions. More recently extremely itchy scalp. I get relieve with anti fungal shampoo.
I had the same painful and itchy scalp too. Solution- remove all carbs and sugar from diet- bingo! It causes inflammation and all that other bad stuff.
@@cristinadriviera8144 When i did KETO redness and symptoms decreased immensely, now that i am doing Carnivore- all symptoms are completely gone. I might add back in some low sugar fruit in a few months and see what happens.
William I am a 71 yo female. I for sure have inflammation hair loss, my scalp itches a lot and I have hair loss on top and the sides and a little on the nape. I will say I have more hair loss on top and the sides. I will say you are the most informative hair specialist/Trichologist I have ever seen on RUclips and I appreciate that. I do not know my blood type but going off of your testing I determined I have the inflammation type. So I bought your shampoo and conditioner foligrowth, I do wash my hair every 48 hours. I have had some calming of the itching scalp and some decrease in hair loss but not completely. I’m confused about the FoliGrowth because on the bottle it says to leave on overnight, but I think I n one of your other videos you say to rinse out after so long. My last question is should I also be using the DHT BLOCKER? On your website for the inflammation hair loss it wasn’t shown to purchase. I’m very grateful to have found you on RUclips. I am so hoping you see this and will answer my 2 questions😊
Thanks for this I had alot of stress this year and ended up with A.A. which stressed me out even more. There is alot of great information in this episode. Thanks again 🙏
Update. I had stress and doctor prescribed BP pills. The BP pills caused the actual hair loss. I attributed it to stress but at end of the day it was the treatment which caused the issue not the stress. 3 doctors didn't connect the two. Be aware.
thanks for all the information. Suffered from alopecia areata for 10+ years. In the past i’ve had seborrheic dermatitis on the scalp, also tinea versicolor. My aa has always been severely itchy, I went to an allergist many years ago and asked if severe allergies were related to aa and she said they had no relation. Still working on trying to control the inflammation.
Try codliveroil. Tablespoon morning and night on empty stomach for a few weeks. Cut back when improvement is seen. Also lits of Vit C in the form of juices. Orange Cranberry and others at least 3 a day.
Thank you SO much for taking the time to give us this invaluable information ❤. I will look at the dietary nutritional and stress factors now you gave such helpful pointers. Unfortunately, its really hard to accept that in order to heal oneself, one has to be disciplined. In todays world it is challenging!
very useful. esp about kidney and liver detox. I can vouch for that, as when i did something similar with mixed liver and kd cleanse herbs, my hair was so much better within 1 month. i also did scalp massage and used the taoist soap, which is also designed for inflammation on the scalp, to stop hair loss from topical method. anyway thank you for posting!
@@cristinadriviera8144 it's a soap for Scalp and skin. But helps hair issues. Although works best in a regimen like I mentioned. They only sell on their website but ship worldwide. If it's too expensive for you, you can leave it out, and do the rest of the regimen. Will still help a lot.
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Thank you for the helpful information. Now I know the type of alopecia I have, FFA. Heard of it first time from your video even though I’ve consulted a lot of dermatologist. Thank you
I started losing hair with my restrictive eating patterns. It all began in 2020. I would eat no more than 500 calories a day and mostly avoided carbohydrates, which also caused inflammation from high cortisol, which in turn gave me acne and hormonal issues. Once I started improving my diet, things began going back to normal mostly. Oh, and stress was also a huge factor!
Inflammation is a demon 😮 I had a super itchy dry irritated scalp. It was so bad I had trouble getting to sleep. Half of my hair fell out, My hair finally stopped falling out and my scalp feels much better. Sugar and alcohol are a no no!!
Thank you so much for such valuable and new information. I am devastated, i lost my long, crazy curly beautiful hair in one month, suddenly. I dont k ow what to do and to be honest done even want to live any more if it has to be like this. After a long marriage/divorce
Please be encouraged. Pray and ask Jesus to do a miracle for your health and hair, to restore you! He can do it for you! I've had hair issues and still do occasionally, but have never lost it all, only shedding, bit it keeps being replenished because I constantly pray and thank the Lord for my "hair/health miracle", and He continues to keep hair on my head. It's thinner than it was because I'm older now, 65, started having a lot of shedding in my 20's. I believe people should rest their hair a lot, quit manipulating it so much, daily. Wear wigs, twists, styles that are easy on it; baby it, rest it. When you pray, the Lord will show you exactly what to do for your situation. I'm praying for you and others on this feed as well. Hair loss and health issues is devastating, exhausting, frustrating and even humiliating. Hang in there everyone! But please talk to Jesus about it, and ask Him to heal you! Only he can. Also, this Dr. Is excellent, on point, a God-send, an answer to prayer, a blessing--I thank God for his"free and helpful" advice! With his knowledge, we are getting a better understanding, solutions!
Please fight the negative thoughts and focus on anything positive, that you can use to pull yourself out of the darkness you will fall into, if you don't... I know it's not easy but do believe that something better is waiting for you, just get pass this first! Sending you love, positivity and prayers ❤
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I have been dealing with hair loss for 6 years now. And still, I'm being told it's just normal balding. But the itchiness of it isn't normal. I have to wash my hair frequently because my natural oils cause the itching. The only thing to work in growing my hair back and controlling the itching is Certirizine (an allergy medication). just taking Finestride doesn't stop the itch. I have no obvious scalp lesions or flacks. the medicated shampoos didn't work. I'm confused. My father is bald, but he didn't itch aggressively. i am now gluten intolerant and gut sensitivity has gone through the roof.
My mother was diagnosed with FFA, I am loosing a significant amount of hair. My job is really stressful. All my lab work is pristine, I exercise 5-6x a week, do infra red sauna to deal with reactive oxygen species, take multiple supplements and have a well balanced diet with adequate protein, zinc and calcium. I do color my hair, wash it daily due to sweat buildup from exercise. Any other suggestions to deal with inflammatory hair loss causes is appreciated!
Hello. I just came across your video tonight. It was so enlightening. Great information. Something i noticed that you never mentioned, and that is hair breakage. My hair has been breaking non-stop, every day for the last 7 months. It came out of nowhere! I've lost at least 6 or 7 layers of my hair from SEVERE BREAKAGE. It is so short and thin. I always had a nice head of hair. I've been to 2 different Dermatologists, and one hair loss specialist. She says I have AGA. But she really didnt address tge breakage. She recommends oral Minoxidil and Clobesatal ointment. I refused the Minoxidil because of the dread shed that happens. I have been using the Clobesatal every now and then. I realize if my hair keeps breaking like this, i coukd go bald! Im terrified. Im stressed out. This is so alarming. Ive tried EVERYTHING! Please can you help me out?? Thanks in advance. By the way, im late 60's.
Wow, what a packed podcast! Very informative! Thanks SO much! Has been 1 yr, universalis. What a humbling experience. When you suggest massaging the shampoo into your scalp, this is for those who still have some hair, correct? For my hairless head, I made a concoction of bhringaraj/kesharaja oil, coconut oil, castor oil & drops of rosemary essential oil. I just started, so I'll let you know if it helps. Thank you again :)
@@triedntru8049 Well no. I haven’t posted any pics of myself since the hair loss. Been 1.5 yrs now. Still no growth. At least I can say I’m well detoxed 🙄 Still working through the process. I thought turning 60 in Sept would be a challenge but not as much as 60 and bald 😩lol!
@@alisonlogee4554 Girl I feel ya. I’m 42 and am battling chronic diffuse hair loss. It’s been a year and no new regrowth. I’m in the process of trying to figure it out, but the two different jokes of dermatologists I’ve seen haven’t wanted to help at all. I am really leaning towards folliculitis and am praying it’s not scarring kind. I hope you get better also!!
Such an informative video! I am nearing 40 and hair has been staring to shed so much. Found this company and liked their ingredients of supplements. Been taking the efa, dht and nutritional supplement from advanced trichology for about 2 months. Hair seems to be starting to grow in thicker. Will try the tea and shampoo after watching this video. Also going to do more reading on eating for your blood type. Thanks so much!
From William’s Assistant Trichologist MJ: Thanks so much for your comment Eva! We're so happy to hear that you're seeing some results! Please let us know how we can help!
It's interesting that mentioned sunflower seed oil. I discovered that and other vegetable oils to be the main cause of my acne. Once I cut it out, my skin cleared up in a couple of days. And whenever I eat a lot of processed or restuarant foods, the first sign of something going bad is my acne starts to come back.
Wow ive learned so much from your videos thx!! I do hot infrared yoga 5 times week and only wash my hair 2 times a week. I didnt factor in bacteria from sweat etc.
I am somewhat convinced that when my crown started thinning 20 years ago started from inflammation, it was mostly part to be being cheap in having a tight ponytail I used elastic bands you get in the mail to tie it up and pull out a bunch of hair when I went to shower. In my panic, a doctor prescribed Monoxidile. I took it for long periods of time being told the shedding would stop and my hair would come back strong as I caught it early. But it only kept falling. I stop for a year or two and was told by a dermatologist my crown looked red and inflamed, but he did not say if that was the issue or gave me any treatment for the inflammation. I was not happy with the how exposed my hair was, started again and whatever hair was left over in the crown is now totally gone. I was concerned about the rest of my hair as now my temples thinned out, so I too Finasteried, did it for a year and the same small amount of hairs kept falling out, nothing got stronger. So I stopped after 2 years, and my hair has stabilized, yet I still have itching in my crown. I think I do have thinning hair, yet at 42, the front part of my head of hair looks good if I was truly balding. And since I have recently been diagnosed with eczema in different places of my body and steroid cream helped me a lot, maybe try some tiny bit of it on my crown and temple and see what happens then, cause nothing else worked.
Thank you for this video!!.. I have order some of your DHT hair shampoo. You are the only Doctor that actually makes sense to me and have called out all my symptoms and alot of my life style and environment issues, I have a lot of home work to do. I started PRP treatments I did the topicals treatments with steroids that did not work for me. So now i am doing the PRP treatments I have had the 2nd dose. I do see some growth , but I am thinking that may just come from the DHT shampoo/cond... Because my inflammation has gone away. Which I do have allergies and my scalp would be sore doing that time also when my sinus would hurt me. Also, I have fibroids and I have been told they could come from to must estorgen in my system. I believe I actually have a combination of things. I need a new dermtologist because this guy is hard to talk to. I moved to another state my old dermtologist was great and after watching your video here. It just confirms she was correct on my loss.
@@kashishthapa5906 Hi Kashish, Honestly everytime I have a flare up. I use the shampoo and conditioner and the inflammation goes away. Using the system everyday I don't have any flare ups. I haven't been using it everyday lately, but when I do have a outbreak it goes away. When that did not use to be the case. My sore scalp and flare up use to last a long time.
This is incredible 😲 thank you for this. I had a full neck fusion in june and for the last 2 months my hair is comjng out by handfuls. Using ted light and my hair has new growth all crazy looking 😜 i am going to get labs done. I have psa
I am not sure as l did that test & none of my hair came out ,but my hair in this year has double thinned ,very depressing , l do some markers , l am taking good supplements & very excellent shampoos that help stop hair loss ,my could be the thyroid factor ,menapouse, l have studied a lot on this subject, l like all that you are explaining, l am going to take NMN plus others ,the anti aging formulas .thank you .
I lose so much hair everyday. I have several very rare autoimmune diseases and I'm positive they are contributing to hair loss.... when my medication is controlling the conditions to some degree I don't lose much.... but when I'm flared I feel like I need a wig
I'm truly sorry to hear about the challenges you're facing with hair loss, especially in the context of rare autoimmune diseases. Hair loss can indeed be a distressing symptom, and it's not uncommon for autoimmune conditions to contribute to hair issues. Autoimmune diseases can affect the immune system's response, potentially leading to inflammation or other factors that impact hair follicles. Here are some steps you can consider to address hair loss while managing your autoimmune conditions: Consult with Specialists: Work closely with healthcare professionals who specialize in autoimmune diseases, such as rheumatologists or immunologists. They can help manage your underlying conditions and explore treatment options that may reduce hair loss as a result of flares. Medication Management: Ensure that you are taking your prescribed medications consistently to control your autoimmune diseases. Managing your underlying conditions can sometimes help mitigate hair loss during flares. Nutrition and Supplements: Discuss with your healthcare provider whether supplements or dietary changes could be beneficial for managing hair loss and supporting overall health. They can evaluate whether you have any nutrient deficiencies that may be contributing to hair issues. Stress Management: High levels of stress can exacerbate autoimmune conditions and may contribute to hair loss. Consider stress reduction techniques such as mindfulness, meditation, yoga, or counseling to help manage stress. Hair Care: Use gentle and nourishing hair care products that are suitable for your hair type and scalp condition. Avoid harsh chemicals and excessive heat styling, as these can further damage your hair. Wigs and Hairpieces: If hair loss is significantly impacting your self-esteem and quality of life, consider exploring wigs or hairpieces as temporary solutions while you manage your conditions. Many options are available to match your desired style. Support Groups: Connecting with others who have autoimmune diseases can provide valuable emotional support and insights into managing hair loss while dealing with these conditions. Consider joining support groups or online communities. 🔴 Please visit these links: 🔴 Products: www.advancedtrichology.com/collections/all 🔴 Hair Quiz: www.advancedtrichology.com/pages/quiz 🔴 Amazon : www.amazon.com/stores/page/745026F6-B738-41B1-A97E-57C1966FC3C6?ingress=2&visitId=5085be25-b276-44a7-b805-a5803f4fcc65&ref_=ast_bln&_encoding=UTF8&tag=evolutionhair-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=e56705584b86ccb7f1784f04d04bb180&camp=1789&creative=9325 🔴 Request FREE Virtual Consultation with William Gaunitz' Associate or Paid Consult with William Gaunitz FWTS share.hsforms.com/1bS5yt8jCR224QxCKmJ-cqQviu
Thank you for your video/podcast. I have hypo thyroid and Hashimoto disease. Recently my thyroid has been stressed and I started losing my hair again. Where does the thyroid fall in all the reasons hair comes out. Do thyroid issues make you have inflammation in your scalp? If the thyroid acts up can you use Rosemary on the scalp to keep the hair from falling out?
I had no scalp or hair conditions until I caught HSV-1 at 30 and it "broke my immune system" like HIV. I immediately lost a third of my hair, and developed both constant scalp infections (seb derm and fungal stuff from being immunodeficient) as well as just hair loss from chronic high-level inflammation in my tissues from the neck up. Every derm I saw just dismissed my worries and told me to use a different product. I was finally put on IVIG for my body inflammation and even at a low dose, WOW did my hair grow back nice and thick. (I still got scalp infections all the time, but that just shows that the inflammatory component was more important as the cause of the loss than just infection). Due to all the medical upheaval in the pandemic, my immunologist quit, and the new ones decided they don't want to prescribe my IVIG anymore. I was yanked off of it and the hair loss began again, worse than before. Despite my best efforts, I can't seem to get it under control. I make as many lifestyle changes to reduce inflammation as I can, but truly, I think genetically some people cannot regulate their inflammation homeostatically without the intervention of medicine (probably because of genetics). I'm going to take this information in your video and continue to try to save my hair, but as time goes on and I can't get access to gammaglobulin anymore, I think my entire body is starting to fall apart! I wish more doctors explored the inflammation link as opposed to "it's stress" or "use Selsun Blue."
You should care about your nutrition! You should eat eggs, red meat and fish! Also fresh fruits and vegetables, but no industrial sugar! And don't eat much grain.
MEANWHILE... use those root touch up sprays , directly onto your bald spots on the scalp....perfect...ps. use a mirror and do the massive large part at the back, where sleeping on it separates it...
Thank you for this video and all the information. I was diagnosed with scarring alopecia Lichen Planopolaris right before the pandemic. I had a bald spot in the middle of my head at the hairline and bottom of back of the neck. The doctor gave me cortisone injections and prescribed cortisone lotion. I couldn’t continue to get the injections because of the pandemic and was just unsung the lotion. This seem to be working where as the bald spots stayed the same size and there were no new spots. I got Covid in December of 2022 and a few months later my hair started shedding like crazy and I started getting more and more bald spots on the top of my scalp. The doctor is giving me injections monthly and I use the cortisone lotion. My head is so inflamed and itchy. I am desperate and am trying everything. I just started using an anti fungal cream because I read you can have seborrheic dermatitis along with the lichen planopolaris. I am on a blood thinner, as I has a heart attack in 2021, which they said was most likely genetic. My father had a triple bypass at 50. I am wondering if I can take your products if on a blood thinner. I was told to stop taking the fish oil when I started the blood thinners so I am thinking I probably cannot take the EFA. However, would I be able to take the Foligrowth pills. The shampoo and conditioner should not be a problem right. My scalp is on fire and none of the shampoos have really helped. I apologize for this lengthy message. Many thanks.
Hi, I have LPP. And was just diagnosed this year it’s been a hard journey. My derm recommended the shampoo called “seen” it was made for inflammatory hair loss. And I also get steroid injections every two months. You’re not alone, and it definitely is scary. 🥺🥺
Just saw pictures i took at 30 .. my hair was everything... thick growth, thick strands, long but slightly curly like a movie star...now my head itches non stop and i cant control myself from itxhimg it and ive lost hair because of it just a few years later. Its painful bumps too.. i dont want to go on if its not reversible
Hey I've had a couple of bump in my scalp, and the Dermatologist said that there was nothing they can do and that's happing to alot of people. I got desperate and did some research on my own. This is what cleared it up for me. DIAL SOAP!!! THE ORANGE ONE!!!! when you wash your scalp, it's going to get more itchy, but trust me, it will go away, and then you will notice that it will go away and the bumps . Test a small spot . If this works, please let me know, but it worked for me.
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I would get his product but the form of B12 used by the company who makes his supplements is cyanocobalamin. I only take methylated B like methlycobalamin. Also, researchers have found cyanocobalamin breaks down into cyanide in the body. Oops. Look, you can read all the text books in the trich library but if you don’t read research from other firmed like biochemistry, then this results (a product that may do harm). I would want to know if he’s actually visited the lab where his product is made 😬
They now sell methylated version as well. I’m the same way, I know where that cyanocobalamin comes from… if you’re not sure look it up! And yeah… you drink that in your energy drinks 👎🏼🤮
I went in Switzerland to Dr.Trüb who is a known expert on hairloss matter. He did a pull test with my hair and all. His diagnose was alopecia androgen and I got topical minoxidil. As I have other autoimmune diseases I was surprised nothing else came.out of it. Alopecia andro feels like there is an underlying issue to it instead of the primary cause... something must cause the hormones out of whack u less I misunderstood what alooecia andro means.
Can I run my situation by you guys so you can give your thoughts? Within the last 18 months I’ve battled testicular cancer but we caught it early (surgical only. no medicals required) and back in July I spent 2 weeks in the hospital due to appendicitis rupture that turned into an abscess. I was on heavy antibiotics to soften and shrink it before getting a drain implanted. Another 3 weeks at home with the drain all while having a very limited diet and taking strong antibiotics. I ended losing about 40lbs total. Turned out my appendix healed on its own during this time which I’m told is extremely rare. It’s healed and functioning. My weight has gone back to normal. Now you’re caught up on recent medical history. So I started drastically losing hair when brushing and showering all over my scalp. My scalp was getting very red all over and itchy very bad. I went to the dermatologist and she spotted seborrhea dermatitis and said that and possibly due to the recent stress my body had been through is why I was losing so much hair. She gave me a shampoo to use and a topical treatment to use it gets itchy. It’s only been a couple weeks. What do you guys think? Any thoughts?
Firstly, kudos to you for coming through such a tough year - that’s a lot for anyone’s body to go through! 🙌 Hair loss after severe stress or illness is very common and often falls under "telogen effluvium," where the body sheds hair due to physical stress. Given the intense weight loss, infection, and antibiotics, it’s natural your hair might be responding this way, and the seborrheic dermatitis you mentioned can definitely add to the shedding and scalp inflammation. The shampoo and topical treatment your dermatologist recommended should help with the itchiness and calm the inflammation over time, but it can take a few months to see improvements with hair regrowth. If things don’t improve, you could consider a consultation with a trichologist for a tailored approach to promote hair regrowth and scalp health. 🌱 ➡️ Reach out to us at [www.advancedtrichology.com/](www.advancedtrichology.com/)
@ thank you for reading my comment and giving your insight. It is greatly appreciated and encouraging. Thank you also for the suggested course of action if there’s no progress. It will help if that’s a route I need to take. Thank you for being a good source for us all to turn to when we are in need. I will be subbing your channel to help support its growth and so I can stay educated along with the rest of your community. ❤️
Can’t believe a doctor actually says do lifestyle changes first before prescribing drugs. Kudos doc.
I've tried everything. Started shedding rapidly at 18 then got cancer at 21 and when my hair came back it wall all thin and diffuse. Derm told me it was male pattern baldness and chemo sped it up . I took finaseride for two years and ruined my body and mind. Took over two years to bounce back from that while staying on minoxidil but continuing to shed like crazy. Your videos made me realize I have diffuse alopecia areata that was exacerbated by chemo. I been massaging my scalp daily with rosemary oil and I dunno what changed but my hair has stopped falling out and it's been regrowing and hasn't look this good since before chemo 7 years ago. So I just want to thank you man, this problems been bothering me for over a decade literally . Btw I'm about to turn 30, you've changed my life.
This is amazing the heat , glad you battled and live to tell the tale!!!
Awesome ❤
Great!
Hey congratulations! That’s incredible and I’m sure makes you feel at peace right now. Was his advice to massage rosemary oil? What helped you with the rapid shedding because I’m going through the same thing, it happens day after day and I am lost at what to do :/ I’m a woman, does that matter?
@@momoso143 hello! My recommendation is figure out what triggers the shit (often times it's food and systemic inflammation). I've switched to a mostly meat based diet and it's helped with my gut issues and ultimately my hair (I think it's all connected ). Anyways if you have an autoimmune issue inducing hair loss your best bet is to sort out the underlying cause. The rosemary oil and massage helped blood flow and I think staved off further loss I still do it a few times a week. Another thing you can try (again if its autoimmune) is clobetazol topical steroid. But basically keep it really clean diet wise and then incorporate the massage and do it regularly you should feel the tightness and whatnot subside.
What i have learned from the video is that
Get a proper sleep
Reduce stress
Find your blood type and eat according to it
Wash your hair daily with a good anti dandruff shampoo
Try to avoid food which causes inflamation
Keep your gut healthy.
Why anti dandruff?
Finally, someone who makes some sense! Thank you..
Thanks William your videos hss helped me as a trichologist
Sometimes i go over your videos to make sure I’m not missing anything for my clients
He's very helpful!
I love the fact that your podcasts are helping us Trichologists understand better how to tackle hair issues
You're a trichologist?
@@sl4983 Nope, she is an astronaut. Jesus!
YOU PEOPLE ARE SOMTHING HA
What you eat is a big issue .sugar ..I struggle with that
Where does TE cause hair loss?
I love how real this video is... Healing is a journey, requires accountability and consistency, and often happens in layers... Our bodies are complex but amazing. The mind, heart, and gut are must be in alignment.
A few things that actually helped to control my hair fall include: (1) I discontinued wearing hair ties because it causes tension damage. (2) I began massaging my scalp twice a week with liitleextra cocoonnion hair oil while bending over & holding my head inverted to allow blood flow to the scalp. (3) Covering my head while moving out to protect my hair from dust and pollution. (4) Using soft shampoo again from liittleextra only to cleanse my hair.
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Upon trying this cocoonniion shampoo over a week, this product began to show better outcomes in comparison to all other shampoo cleansers. Now, I’m experiencing zero hair fall problems and the smell seems very pleasant and my hair is growing gradually yet the product’s at the very least helping.
where did you buy these products?
Finally a doctor that will agree seborrhea dermatitis causes hair loss!! I can't tell you how many dermatologists told me no it wouldn't. It is causing my eyebrows to fall out over the many years I've struggled with this condition.
Same thing happens to me what can you do about it?
I am finding some relief right now with ketoconazole, I'm using the OTC shampoo and leaving it on the brows for 10 min, so far I'm doing this only one time a week. Then am using the 2% prescription ketoconazole foam every night. I'm noticing the amount of eyebrows falling out is a lot less than before. I think the whole keeping them free of any oils is making a big difference. @@Elementblitz
The thing is: Gaunitz isn't a doctor.
oh oops, the white coat threw me off. Well he knows more about these conditions than my dermatologist does. @@chairmankresskov6501
What you mean?@@chairmankresskov6501
You have the best and most indepth explanation for hair loss. I've listened to many speak on the subject, you are simply the best. Thank you.
True
Agree
Thank you doctor! My suspicion is confirmed! INFLAMMATION is the culprit in my case.
I will buy his product just because of the amount of free information he provided, bravo 👏
Same. I was the 2nd like on your comment but something took it away.
This is the best video I have seen on hair loss. Can’t wait to see more. Thank you so much!
This is the first time ever I have heard a hair professional give the best info, thanks doc
I am gleaning so much from this. During the COVID shelter in place I managed to contract a nasty, nasty bout of pneumonia. I was sick for two solid months and had to be placed on heavy duty antibiotics. Then I had to work in an unfamiliar environment miles from home for two months and then I had to move out of city with little time to even think. It was madness and the stressors were insane!!! I had been dealing with minor hair loss for years, but never thought too much about it, but during this time I noticed extreme sebum build up on my scalp and had that potato chip sized peeling with all of the hair coming off with each “chip”. I was devastated. This is the first time I have heard a dermatologist or trichologist or frankly anybody even mention it. I have been slowly healing but still struggle with inflammation, which is what led me here. Thank you for your wisdom. I’m here for the long haul and have become a subscriber.
Somehow watching this I feel so comforted by watching this video. Thank you for making our problems make sense.
Your hair is what you eat. Avoid sugar and carbs eat leafy green vegetables. Heal your gut and keep inflamation at bay with IF. Your overall health and hair will thank you. My advice as a lupus patient who is far more healthy now and also has stop my scalp inflamation and my hair thinning and falling out.
How to treat inflammation?
@@talhakhan842the post says heal inflammation with intermittent fasting. I have inflammation and do intermittent fasting as well as occasional 24 to 36 hour fasting but it's not helping my hair
What is IF?
So, you don’t eat any bread or pasta, all the good stuff? Green veggies like spinach, collard greens, Brussels sprouts? Please advise. Because I see some big people eating whatever and have a head full of thick hair which is mystifying.
What’s IF?
Thank You soo Much. This is the first time I've heard someone explain this so well
As a licensed cosmetologist , i can tell you , the main two reasons for hair loss in the african american community are
infrequent shampooing which creates fungal overgrowth which causes inflammation
Traction alopecia from braids and hair extensions
And you're right , when you try to inform people how to treat the issue , they push back 😳
That makes sense! How often for shampooing? 43:46
@theweb4deb if you exercise and sweat heavily twice a week ,especially if you're trying to get a scalp condition under control , otherwise , at least once a week
Don't use conditioner especially not on your scalp and shampoo twice with a PH neutral or clarifying shampoo once per week or whenever you get a painful scalp. I used to feel like I had a thousand knife slashes in my scalp, now it's gone. I also used tea tree oil rubbed in scalp before shampoo sometimes.
Excellent video, thank you!!
Hello, please i'm suffering from traction alopecia because of tight braids, is there any treatments i can use? Thank you 🙏🏾🙏🏾
DOCTOR GAUNITZ YOU ARE THE MOST HONEST AND KNOWLEDGEABLE DOCTOR IN YOUR FIELD ❤ THIS VIDEO WILL WORTH MILLION VISIT TO DERMATOLOGIST WITH NO RESULT . THANKS A WORLD ❤
Can you talk @ rogaine, viviscal, how often sh you wash your hair? Will TE grow back?
Wow. The Level of Detail information is amazing.
Learned more from your videos in the last week watching than I have from doctors over the years, I have diffuse Alopecia Areata ongoing on and off since 20 now 25, would you possibly do a video on that specifically as I know you have personal experience with it. Also I think i want to train as a Trichologist after watching you I want to help others with these problems too:)
I’m so glad to hear that!
@@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist
Can you help me please.
I'm in menopause, have hairloss from the front top of my head and side of my heads.
Eyebrows and eyelashes. Also I have Eczema which has been unbearably itchy last year, a bit less itchy this year.
My weight has ballooned also. My weight has affected my liver function, but I know menopause affects liver function too. I suffer acid reflux, besides Stress since 2017. Please can you help Doctor.
Please help as
Search about Eclipta Alba and hair. Great thing. God bless.
Wow just read that eat for your blood type . Just went through hair loss . I’m going to start this eating healthy ! If makes your hair grow stop falling out . I’m in !
Didn't think I'll get much from this video but damn very informative
Omg I’m so glad I discovered this page for once seeing someone I feel like I can trust! It’s been horrible I’ve spent so much money trying to fix this issue I am borderline desperate nothing is working from having super thick hair to thin hair. I have an extremely painful scalp. So painful I almost cry during all styling sessions. More recently extremely itchy scalp. I get relieve with anti fungal shampoo.
I had the same painful and itchy scalp too. Solution- remove all carbs and sugar from diet- bingo! It causes inflammation and all that other bad stuff.
What treatments are you doing for thin hair?
@@lilareed2320 + Do you mean fruit too?
@@cristinadriviera8144 When i did KETO redness and symptoms decreased immensely, now that i am doing Carnivore- all symptoms are completely gone. I might add back in some low sugar fruit in a few months and see what happens.
plz help me @@afrinkhan2390
Amazing info! Thank you. I'd never heard anyone talk before about eating according to your blood type!
William I am a 71 yo female. I for sure have inflammation hair loss, my scalp itches a lot and I have hair loss on top and the sides and a little on the nape. I will say I have more hair loss on top and the sides. I will say you are the most informative hair specialist/Trichologist I have ever seen on RUclips and I appreciate that. I do not know my blood type but going off of your testing I determined I have the inflammation type. So I bought your shampoo and conditioner foligrowth, I do wash my hair every 48 hours. I have had some calming of the itching scalp and some decrease in hair loss but not completely.
I’m confused about the FoliGrowth because on the bottle it says to leave on overnight, but I think I n one of your other videos you say to rinse out after so long.
My last question is should I also be using the DHT BLOCKER? On your website for the inflammation hair loss it wasn’t shown to purchase. I’m very grateful to have found you on RUclips. I am so hoping you see this and will answer my 2 questions😊
Well done. You are doing incredible job to save millions of women like me. Thanks stay blessed all the time .❤
Thanks for this I had alot of stress this year and ended up with A.A. which stressed me out even more. There is alot of great information in this episode. Thanks again 🙏
Update. I had stress and doctor prescribed BP pills. The BP pills caused the actual hair loss. I attributed it to stress but at end of the day it was the treatment which caused the issue not the stress. 3 doctors didn't connect the two. Be aware.
You’re amazing! Thank you. Please keep sharing knowledge.
IBS..when i was diagnosed thats when my provlems started .i stopped hair relaxers, i use natural products..helps alot
Im definitely subscribing......I can listen to this guy all day. The most informative, detailed video on hair I've ecer come across
thanks for all the information. Suffered from alopecia areata for 10+ years. In the past i’ve had seborrheic dermatitis on the scalp, also tinea versicolor. My aa has always been severely itchy, I went to an allergist many years ago and asked if severe allergies were related to aa and she said they had no relation. Still working on trying to control the inflammation.
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Try codliveroil. Tablespoon morning and night on empty stomach for a few weeks. Cut back when improvement is seen. Also lits of Vit C in the form of juices. Orange Cranberry and others at least 3 a day.
Thank you SO much for taking the time to give us this invaluable information ❤. I will look at the dietary nutritional and stress factors now you gave such helpful pointers. Unfortunately, its really hard to accept that in order to heal oneself, one has to be disciplined. In todays world it is challenging!
very useful. esp about kidney and liver detox. I can vouch for that, as when i did something similar with mixed liver and kd cleanse herbs, my hair was so much better within 1 month. i also did scalp massage and used the taoist soap, which is also designed for inflammation on the scalp, to stop hair loss from topical method. anyway thank you for posting!
@iclickster5644+ What is the taoist soap?
@@cristinadriviera8144 it's a soap for Scalp and skin. But helps hair issues. Although works best in a regimen like I mentioned. They only sell on their website but ship worldwide. If it's too expensive for you, you can leave it out, and do the rest of the regimen. Will still help a lot.
You're so awesome. I learn something new every and you confirm
Information I researched. I look forward to watching you again.
Thank you so much, @michellepledger5253! 🙌 I really appreciate your positive feedback on my video. It means a lot to me that you enjoyed it!
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Forget podcast. This was a whole Ted Talk with the knowledge dropped
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Could you do a video on Frontal fibrosing alopecia please?
Very informative. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for the helpful information. Now I know the type of alopecia I have, FFA. Heard of it first time from your video even though I’ve consulted a lot of dermatologist. Thank you
Thank you so much for this information. I never knew we are supposed to eat certain foods according to our blood type.
I started losing hair with my restrictive eating patterns. It all began in 2020. I would eat no more than 500 calories a day and mostly avoided carbohydrates, which also caused inflammation from high cortisol, which in turn gave me acne and hormonal issues. Once I started improving my diet, things began going back to normal mostly. Oh, and stress was also a huge factor!
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Love all the information provided and you have a great personality!
So glad!
Trichologist here… i can vouch for Williams products
This is SPOT ON. So many of my questions have been answered. Thnq Dr
Inflammation is a demon 😮 I had a super itchy dry irritated scalp. It was so bad I had trouble getting to sleep. Half of my hair fell out, My hair finally stopped falling out and my scalp feels much better. Sugar and alcohol are a no no!!
Indeed it is
Any update with your hair?
Informative and a complex journey to overcome inflammation
This is a very helpful discussion! Thank you.
Thank you so much for such valuable and new information. I am devastated, i lost my long, crazy curly beautiful hair in one month, suddenly. I dont k ow what to do and to be honest done even want to live any more if it has to be like this. After a long marriage/divorce
I understand completely. Prayers for you .
Please be encouraged. Pray and ask Jesus to do a miracle for your health and hair, to restore you! He can do it for you! I've had hair issues and still do occasionally, but have never lost it all, only shedding, bit it keeps being replenished because I constantly pray and thank the Lord for my "hair/health miracle", and He continues to keep hair on my head. It's thinner than it was because I'm older now, 65, started having a lot of shedding in my 20's. I believe people should rest their hair a lot, quit manipulating it so much, daily. Wear wigs, twists, styles that are easy on it; baby it, rest it. When you pray, the Lord will show you exactly what to do for your situation. I'm praying for you and others on this feed as well. Hair loss and health issues is devastating, exhausting, frustrating and even humiliating. Hang in there everyone! But please talk to Jesus about it, and ask Him to heal you! Only he can. Also, this Dr. Is excellent, on point, a God-send, an answer to prayer, a blessing--I thank God for his"free and helpful" advice! With his knowledge, we are getting a better understanding, solutions!
Please fight the negative thoughts and focus on anything positive, that you can use to pull yourself out of the darkness you will fall into, if you don't... I know it's not easy but do believe that something better is waiting for you, just get pass this first! Sending you love, positivity and prayers ❤
Thank you so much for sharing all this useful information! 🤗
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Creating content and sharing it with all of you is my passion, and your kind words keep me motivated to make more. Your support is what makes our community so awesome!
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Thanks again for being a part of our RUclips family. Looking forward to bringing you more content soon! 😊🎥
I have been dealing with hair loss for 6 years now. And still, I'm being told it's just normal balding. But the itchiness of it isn't normal. I have to wash my hair frequently because my natural oils cause the itching. The only thing to work in growing my hair back and controlling the itching is Certirizine (an allergy medication). just taking Finestride doesn't stop the itch. I have no obvious scalp lesions or flacks. the medicated shampoos didn't work. I'm confused. My father is bald, but he didn't itch aggressively. i am now gluten intolerant and gut sensitivity has gone through the roof.
Very interesting and very relatable vid, really appreciate it, thank you doc
With the gut being so important why do dermatologists prescribe antibiotics for hair loss caused by frontal fibrosing alopecia?
Hi could you do video on oral minoxidil for women ?pls
This is true. I had to reduce inflammation before my hair would grow. Your supplements really helped
What supplement can you list please
Can you tell us ?
Finally!! Some answers! Thank you.
Question. How long do you recommend waiting between each tried methodology of hair loss? I.E: Nutrition vs DHT? Thank-you.
My mother was diagnosed with FFA, I am loosing a significant amount of hair. My job is really stressful. All my lab work is pristine, I exercise 5-6x a week, do infra red sauna to deal with reactive oxygen species, take multiple supplements and have a well balanced diet with adequate protein, zinc and calcium. I do color my hair, wash it daily due to sweat buildup from exercise. Any other suggestions to deal with inflammatory hair loss causes is appreciated!
Hello. I just came across your video tonight. It was so enlightening. Great information.
Something i noticed that you never mentioned, and that is hair breakage. My hair has been breaking non-stop, every day for the last 7 months. It came out of nowhere! I've lost at least 6 or 7 layers of my hair from SEVERE BREAKAGE. It is so short and thin. I always had a nice head of hair. I've been to 2 different Dermatologists, and one hair loss specialist. She says I have AGA. But she really didnt address tge breakage. She recommends oral Minoxidil and Clobesatal ointment. I refused the Minoxidil because of the dread shed that happens. I have been using the Clobesatal every now and then. I realize if my hair keeps breaking like this, i coukd go bald! Im terrified. Im stressed out. This is so alarming. Ive tried EVERYTHING! Please can you help me out?? Thanks in advance. By the way, im late 60's.
Wow, what a packed podcast! Very informative! Thanks SO much! Has been 1 yr, universalis. What a humbling experience. When you suggest massaging the shampoo into your scalp, this is for those who still have some hair, correct? For my hairless head, I made a concoction of bhringaraj/kesharaja oil, coconut oil, castor oil & drops of rosemary essential oil. I just started, so I'll let you know if it helps. Thank you again :)
You do not look hairless to me
@@triedntru8049 Well no. I haven’t posted any pics of myself since the hair loss. Been 1.5 yrs now. Still no growth. At least I can say I’m well detoxed 🙄 Still working through the process. I thought turning 60 in Sept would be a challenge but not as much as 60 and bald 😩lol!
@@alisonlogee4554 Girl I feel ya. I’m 42 and am battling chronic diffuse hair loss. It’s been a year and no new regrowth. I’m in the process of trying to figure it out, but the two different jokes of dermatologists I’ve seen haven’t wanted to help at all. I am really leaning towards folliculitis and am praying it’s not scarring kind. I hope you get better also!!
This was excellent. Please give link for purchasing your products.
This video is gold!!
Agree!
Such an informative video!
I am nearing 40 and hair has been staring to shed so much. Found this company and liked their ingredients of supplements.
Been taking the efa, dht and nutritional supplement from advanced trichology for about 2 months. Hair seems to be starting to grow in thicker. Will try the tea and shampoo after watching this video. Also going to do more reading on eating for your blood type. Thanks so much!
From William’s Assistant Trichologist MJ: Thanks so much for your comment Eva! We're so happy to hear that you're seeing some results! Please let us know how we can help!
You take all these vitamins. I gotta take 3 of the one vitamins the FoliGrowth
Which tea and shampoo?
So I thought I had DHT issues until I watched this video. You literally described ALL of my symptoms. Do you treat virtually or only in person?
I’m glad I can help. I do both in person and virtual. My contact is in the channel link.
It's interesting that mentioned sunflower seed oil. I discovered that and other vegetable oils to be the main cause of my acne. Once I cut it out, my skin cleared up in a couple of days. And whenever I eat a lot of processed or restuarant foods, the first sign of something going bad is my acne starts to come back.
can u talk about thyroid ( tsh and anti bodies) hairloss?
Thank you so much for this video !! I know sugar is my problem diabetic that’s my inflammation sugar fiend !
Thank you for the valuable info @WilliamGaunitzTrichologist
Just made my first order of DHT block and serum, looking forward to see the results!
Wow ive learned so much from your videos thx!! I do hot infrared yoga 5 times week and only wash my hair 2 times a week. I didnt factor in bacteria from sweat etc.
I SUGGEST YOU STOP THAT FAKE YOGA AND LEARN REAL YOGA. WANT TO DO IT IN HEAT? GO OUTSIDE UNDER THE SUN 😊
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@@LAKSHMIANGELES because everyone lives in places where the heat from the sun is enough…
Hey man, thanks. Thorough explanations. Appreciated
I am somewhat convinced that when my crown started thinning 20 years ago started from inflammation, it was mostly part to be being cheap in having a tight ponytail I used elastic bands you get in the mail to tie it up and pull out a bunch of hair when I went to shower. In my panic, a doctor prescribed Monoxidile. I took it for long periods of time being told the shedding would stop and my hair would come back strong as I caught it early. But it only kept falling. I stop for a year or two and was told by a dermatologist my crown looked red and inflamed, but he did not say if that was the issue or gave me any treatment for the inflammation. I was not happy with the how exposed my hair was, started again and whatever hair was left over in the crown is now totally gone. I was concerned about the rest of my hair as now my temples thinned out, so I too Finasteried, did it for a year and the same small amount of hairs kept falling out, nothing got stronger. So I stopped after 2 years, and my hair has stabilized, yet I still have itching in my crown. I think I do have thinning hair, yet at 42, the front part of my head of hair looks good if I was truly balding. And since I have recently been diagnosed with eczema in different places of my body and steroid cream helped me a lot, maybe try some tiny bit of it on my crown and temple and see what happens then, cause nothing else worked.
Try eating more Garlic....Good Luck
You should care about your nutrition! Watch Dr. Ken Berry.
Thank you for this video!!.. I have order some of your DHT hair shampoo. You are the only Doctor that actually makes sense to me and have called out all my symptoms and alot of my life style and environment issues, I have a lot of home work to do. I started PRP treatments I did the topicals treatments with steroids that did not work for me. So now i am doing the PRP treatments I have had the 2nd dose. I do see some growth , but I am thinking that may just come from the DHT shampoo/cond... Because my inflammation has gone away. Which I do have allergies and my scalp would be sore doing that time also when my sinus would hurt me. Also, I have fibroids and I have been told they could come from to must estorgen in my system. I believe I actually have a combination of things. I need a new dermtologist because this guy is hard to talk to. I moved to another state my old dermtologist was great and after watching your video here. It just confirms she was correct on my loss.
Hey how did your itching and inflammation gone away. Pls give me some advice.
@@kashishthapa5906 Hi Kashish, Honestly everytime I have a flare up. I use the shampoo and conditioner and the inflammation goes away. Using the system everyday I don't have any flare ups. I haven't been using it everyday lately, but when I do have a outbreak it goes away. When that did not use to be the case. My sore scalp and flare up use to last a long time.
Care about a healthy nutrition!
This is incredible 😲 thank you for this. I had a full neck fusion in june and for the last 2 months my hair is comjng out by handfuls. Using ted light and my hair has new growth all crazy looking 😜 i am going to get labs done. I have psa
Love the way you articulate, surreal!
I cant thank you enough. Thank you thank you thank you for all your tips. They were so helpful.. my work environment caused LPP🥺 slowly..
I am not sure as l did that test & none of my hair came out ,but my hair in this year has double thinned ,very depressing , l do some markers , l am taking good supplements & very excellent shampoos that help stop hair loss ,my could be the thyroid factor ,menapouse, l have studied a lot on this subject, l like all that you are explaining, l am going to take NMN plus others ,the anti aging formulas .thank you .
Love his hair
Thank you for the in-depth information!
This was very helpful
Thank you
Hi.
Is it possible that inflammation may occur due to nutritional deficiencies
I lose so much hair everyday. I have several very rare autoimmune diseases and I'm positive they are contributing to hair loss.... when my medication is controlling the conditions to some degree I don't lose much.... but when I'm flared I feel like I need a wig
I'm truly sorry to hear about the challenges you're facing with hair loss, especially in the context of rare autoimmune diseases. Hair loss can indeed be a distressing symptom, and it's not uncommon for autoimmune conditions to contribute to hair issues. Autoimmune diseases can affect the immune system's response, potentially leading to inflammation or other factors that impact hair follicles.
Here are some steps you can consider to address hair loss while managing your autoimmune conditions:
Consult with Specialists: Work closely with healthcare professionals who specialize in autoimmune diseases, such as rheumatologists or immunologists. They can help manage your underlying conditions and explore treatment options that may reduce hair loss as a result of flares.
Medication Management: Ensure that you are taking your prescribed medications consistently to control your autoimmune diseases. Managing your underlying conditions can sometimes help mitigate hair loss during flares.
Nutrition and Supplements: Discuss with your healthcare provider whether supplements or dietary changes could be beneficial for managing hair loss and supporting overall health. They can evaluate whether you have any nutrient deficiencies that may be contributing to hair issues.
Stress Management: High levels of stress can exacerbate autoimmune conditions and may contribute to hair loss. Consider stress reduction techniques such as mindfulness, meditation, yoga, or counseling to help manage stress.
Hair Care: Use gentle and nourishing hair care products that are suitable for your hair type and scalp condition. Avoid harsh chemicals and excessive heat styling, as these can further damage your hair.
Wigs and Hairpieces: If hair loss is significantly impacting your self-esteem and quality of life, consider exploring wigs or hairpieces as temporary solutions while you manage your conditions. Many options are available to match your desired style.
Support Groups: Connecting with others who have autoimmune diseases can provide valuable emotional support and insights into managing hair loss while dealing with these conditions. Consider joining support groups or online communities.
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Very encouraging. I will follow your advice.😅
Thank you for your video/podcast. I have hypo thyroid and Hashimoto disease. Recently my thyroid has been stressed and I started losing my hair again. Where does the thyroid fall in all the reasons hair comes out. Do thyroid issues make you have inflammation in your scalp? If the thyroid acts up can you use Rosemary on the scalp to keep the hair from falling out?
Thanks for the video. Can you tell us where we can get the painting behind you? It's gorgeous.
I had no scalp or hair conditions until I caught HSV-1 at 30 and it "broke my immune system" like HIV. I immediately lost a third of my hair, and developed both constant scalp infections (seb derm and fungal stuff from being immunodeficient) as well as just hair loss from chronic high-level inflammation in my tissues from the neck up. Every derm I saw just dismissed my worries and told me to use a different product. I was finally put on IVIG for my body inflammation and even at a low dose, WOW did my hair grow back nice and thick. (I still got scalp infections all the time, but that just shows that the inflammatory component was more important as the cause of the loss than just infection).
Due to all the medical upheaval in the pandemic, my immunologist quit, and the new ones decided they don't want to prescribe my IVIG anymore. I was yanked off of it and the hair loss began again, worse than before. Despite my best efforts, I can't seem to get it under control. I make as many lifestyle changes to reduce inflammation as I can, but truly, I think genetically some people cannot regulate their inflammation homeostatically without the intervention of medicine (probably because of genetics). I'm going to take this information in your video and continue to try to save my hair, but as time goes on and I can't get access to gammaglobulin anymore, I think my entire body is starting to fall apart! I wish more doctors explored the inflammation link as opposed to "it's stress" or "use Selsun Blue."
Try eating more Garlic... Good Luck
You should care about your nutrition! You should eat eggs, red meat and fish! Also fresh fruits and vegetables, but no industrial sugar! And don't eat much grain.
Doc thanks for explaining everything including the weird creatures😅 knowledge is entertaining and quite useful.
MEANWHILE... use those root touch up sprays , directly onto your bald spots on the scalp....perfect...ps. use a mirror and do the massive large part at the back, where sleeping on it separates it...
Thank you for this video and all the information. I was diagnosed with scarring alopecia Lichen Planopolaris right before the pandemic. I had a bald spot in the middle of my head at the hairline and bottom of back of the neck. The doctor gave me cortisone injections and prescribed cortisone lotion. I couldn’t continue to get the injections because of the pandemic and was just unsung the lotion. This seem to be working where as the bald spots stayed the same size and there were no new spots. I got Covid in December of 2022 and a few months later my hair started shedding like crazy and I started getting more and more bald spots on the top of my scalp. The doctor is giving me injections monthly and I use the cortisone lotion. My head is so inflamed and itchy. I am desperate and am trying everything. I just started using an anti fungal cream because I read you can have seborrheic dermatitis along with the lichen planopolaris. I am on a blood thinner, as I has a heart attack in 2021, which they said was most likely genetic. My father had a triple bypass at 50. I am wondering if I can take your products if on a blood thinner. I was told to stop taking the fish oil when I started the blood thinners so I am thinking I probably cannot take the EFA. However, would I be able to take the Foligrowth pills. The shampoo and conditioner should not be a problem right. My scalp is on fire and none of the shampoos have really helped. I apologize for this lengthy message. Many thanks.
Hi, I have LPP. And was just diagnosed this year it’s been a hard journey. My derm recommended the shampoo called “seen” it was made for inflammatory hair loss. And I also get steroid injections every two months. You’re not alone, and it definitely is scary. 🥺🥺
You should care about your nutrition!
Just saw pictures i took at 30 .. my hair was everything... thick growth, thick strands, long but slightly curly like a movie star...now my head itches non stop and i cant control myself from itxhimg it and ive lost hair because of it just a few years later. Its painful bumps too.. i dont want to go on if its not reversible
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I've had a couple of bump in my scalp, and the Dermatologist said that there was nothing they can do and that's happing to alot of people. I got desperate and did some research on my own. This is what cleared it up for me. DIAL SOAP!!! THE ORANGE ONE!!!! when you wash your scalp, it's going to get more itchy, but trust me, it will go away, and then you will notice that it will go away and the bumps . Test a small spot . If this works, please let me know, but it worked for me.
Try to eat Garlic as much as you can.... Works wonders and not expensive.
Good Luck Everyone
Does garlic affect the stomach?
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I would get his product but the form of B12 used by the company who makes his supplements is cyanocobalamin. I only take methylated B like methlycobalamin. Also, researchers have found cyanocobalamin breaks down into cyanide in the body. Oops. Look, you can read all the text books in the trich library but if you don’t read research from other firmed like biochemistry, then this results (a product that may do harm). I would want to know if he’s actually visited the lab where his product is made 😬
They now sell methylated version as well. I’m the same way, I know where that cyanocobalamin comes from… if you’re not sure look it up! And yeah… you drink that in your energy drinks 👎🏼🤮
One more comment: If my hair loss is due to inflammation and I washed it everyday I would have no hair at this point. I'm in hair loss hell.
What an Excellent information video!!
Please give me the name of the detox tea you recommended. Thank you for a very informative talk on hair loss. Ellen
Hi. Thank you for all the beneficial information. Can I ask where to get the tea, please? Thanks in advance
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Im struggling with LPP for the last 3 years. It is painful and horrible. I cannot sleep at night and lost most of my hair
I have LPP as well. It’s definitely a nightmare.
So what tea is best to drink??
This make a lot of sense to me
I have collitas and often spend a long time In the bathroom😉
Any suggestion to stop hair Getting worse?
I went in Switzerland to Dr.Trüb who is a known expert on hairloss matter. He did a pull test with my hair and all. His diagnose was alopecia androgen and I got topical minoxidil. As I have other autoimmune diseases I was surprised nothing else came.out of it. Alopecia andro feels like there is an underlying issue to it instead of the primary cause... something must cause the hormones out of whack u less I misunderstood what alooecia andro means.
Can I run my situation by you guys so you can give your thoughts?
Within the last 18 months I’ve battled testicular cancer but we caught it early (surgical only. no medicals required) and back in July I spent 2 weeks in the hospital due to appendicitis rupture that turned into an abscess. I was on heavy antibiotics to soften and shrink it before getting a drain implanted. Another 3 weeks at home with the drain all while having a very limited diet and taking strong antibiotics. I ended losing about 40lbs total. Turned out my appendix healed on its own during this time which I’m told is extremely rare. It’s healed and functioning. My weight has gone back to normal.
Now you’re caught up on recent medical history.
So I started drastically losing hair when brushing and showering all over my scalp. My scalp was getting very red all over and itchy very bad. I went to the dermatologist and she spotted seborrhea dermatitis and said that and possibly due to the recent stress my body had been through is why I was losing so much hair. She gave me a shampoo to use and a topical treatment to use it gets itchy. It’s only been a couple weeks.
What do you guys think? Any thoughts?
Firstly, kudos to you for coming through such a tough year - that’s a lot for anyone’s body to go through! 🙌 Hair loss after severe stress or illness is very common and often falls under "telogen effluvium," where the body sheds hair due to physical stress. Given the intense weight loss, infection, and antibiotics, it’s natural your hair might be responding this way, and the seborrheic dermatitis you mentioned can definitely add to the shedding and scalp inflammation.
The shampoo and topical treatment your dermatologist recommended should help with the itchiness and calm the inflammation over time, but it can take a few months to see improvements with hair regrowth. If things don’t improve, you could consider a consultation with a trichologist for a tailored approach to promote hair regrowth and scalp health. 🌱
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@ thank you for reading my comment and giving your insight. It is greatly appreciated and encouraging. Thank you also for the suggested course of action if there’s no progress. It will help if that’s a route I need to take. Thank you for being a good source for us all to turn to when we are in need. I will be subbing your channel to help support its growth and so I can stay educated along with the rest of your community. ❤️