Best Losing Hair Vitamin Deficiency

Older adults often experience reduced levels of both stomach acid and an important glycoprotein called intrinsic factor produced by the cells lining the stomach and necessary for the absorption of vitamin B12 from the small intestine. A common problem, vitamin B12 deficiency affects between 1.5% and 15% of the population, and according to results of the Framingham Offspring Study, may be higher in younger populations that previously assumed. The study also found that people using B12 supplements more than four times per week were less likely to be deficient. Insufficient B12 may lead to a condition where the body can’t make enough healthy red blood cells, leading to inadequate oxygen transport throughout the body. In the short term, this leads to weakness and fatigue: over the long-term it can damage the brain, heart and other organs. Vitamin B12 consists of several members of the cobalamin family. Hydroxycobalamin readily converts to coenzyme forms, particularly adenosylcobalamin – the major form found in the cell mitochondria for energy. Methylcobalamin is found mostly in blood plasma and other body fluids, and plays a role in lowering blood levels of homocysteine. B12 supplementation is particularly recommended for vegetarians and seniors.

Charcoal/Caffeine Conditioner is formulated with organic oils, natural vitamins and herbal extracts. A very effective cleanser, it washes hair perfectly while hydrating hair and scalp. This super enriched formula helps clear away sebum build-up, impurities, dead flaky scalp and removes environmental toxins. It’s essential oils helps in revitalizing roots and strengthening the scalp and hair.

Herbal hair rinse with ACV Supports improvement of falling, damaged hair, contains ingredients long used to strengthen and fortify hair, leaving it with a glossy shine.** Can be used on all hair types! African hair to Caucasian hair, and every kind in between. It is a high-quality cider vinegar rinse concentrate (don’t worry, the scent does NOT linger!) infused with fine herbs like Horsetail, Rosemary, Sage along with four more herbs that promote hair growth and strengthening. It is a great hair clarifier that when used as directed, can seal and smooth down the rough cuticles on the hair shaft which can result in glossy hair. Simply pour the rinse (diluted with water as directed) through the hair and scalp after washing, and then rinse out with cool water. **Not for use on color treated hair – vinegar rinse does not strip permanent hair dye, but it can change the shade. It is for this reason we do not recommend use of this product on color treated hair.** Want to see results? See the actual photo above of hair before and after use. Hair was washed and was NOT conditioned (just to show how well the rinse can work on its own), nor was oil or any product added to the hair. Rinse was diluted, added to the hair, then rinsed out with cold water and air dried. Important note: If you are experiencing huge amounts of hair fall from the root, it is recommended that you see a physician to determine the root cause as unless and until you do so, you may have limited results with this or any topical product. For example, one may be losing hair due to a vitamin deficiency or hormonal imbalance. 4 ounces (one bottle) makes 2 quarts of rinse when added to water (2 ounces concentrate per qt.). So if you only use 1 cup/8 oz. of rinse at a time, one 4 ounce bottle will give you approximately 8 rinses.