Echinacoside Of Cistanche Could Increase Hair Growth

Recently, a woman came to my Metabolism Clinic to inquire about hair loss that is difficult to treat, her hair is getting thinner, and her weight is also difficult to control. 

In fact, there are many reasons for hair loss, and it is also related to metabolism. Human hair also undergoes metabolism. New hair will grow and old hair will fall. The average person will lose 50 to 100 hairs every day. This is a normal phenomenon, but when the new hair grows far more than the old hair When there is less hair loss, problems such as hair loss, baldness, and thinning hair volume will appear.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Cistanche For Prevent Hair Loss

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Patterns of male and female baldness

Looking at the picture above, we can see that men and women have different hair loss patterns. Men may have a receding hairline, Mediterranean hair loss, etc., while women's hair volume becomes thinner from the middle, and this is also related to the secretion of androgen and estrogen. There are relationships.

There are also different degrees of female hair loss. From the above figure, we can see that there are 1 to 4 degrees. The higher the degree, the thinner the middle hair volume.

Hair loss causes

Hormone imbalance is common in women after childbirth and menopause

Androgenic baldness is common in men

Hypothyroidism, disorders

Unbalanced nutrient intake leads to abnormal hair metabolism

Cancer chemotherapy, radiation therapy, post-surgery, post-illness

stress, stress

Immune system disorder

Let's take a close look at female postpartum hair loss

Women will lose their hair due to the decline of estrogen after giving birth but don’t worry about it, it’s still a normal phenomenon in the human body. Usually, the peak of hair loss will be reached four months after giving birth, but the hair volume can return to normal when one year old even earlier.

Hormone imbalances in female menopause lead to hair loss

Hair loss during menopause in women is also associated with a drop in estrogen, at which point androgenic effects begin to increase their influence on the hair roots, which shortens the growth phase of the hair. Androgenetic alopecia can cause thinning of the middle split ends in women, making the scalp more visible and making the hair feel thinner.

Insomnia and stress-induced hair loss can become more severe as a result of increased stress in women during menopause.

Female menopause loses the protection of female hormones, coupled with unbalanced nutritional intake, hair loss, osteoporosis, obesity and other related problems are aggravated.

Androgenic baldness in men

With age, men's hair volume will gradually decrease. About 85% of men's hair begins to thin at 50, and 2/3 of men begin to lose their hair at 60. This condition is also related to genetic inheritance.

The influence of androgens can also exacerbate male pattern baldness. The hormone DHT (one of the male sex hormones) causes the hair follicles to shrink, and eventually, they shrink so small that no hair can grow inside them. Of course exogenous use of androgens can also exacerbate this problem.

Smoking can significantly affect hair growth and make hair loss worse.

Hypothyroidism, dysregulation leading to hair loss

Hair loss is a common symptom associated with thyroid disease that affects both men and women. The American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists reports that thyroid disease affects 8 out of 10 female patients and leads to severe hair loss.

Both hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism can also affect hair loss. Initially, thyroid disease causes hair to be dry, which slowly becomes thinner and rougher.

Abnormal thyroid function leads to problems in food metabolism and energy transmission, and issues in the nutritional status of the body lead to hair loss.

Unbalanced nutrient intake leads to abnormal hair metabolism

In addition to helping our hair grow, vitamin A is also involved in the production of sebum, an oily substance that keeps our scalp moisturized.

B Vitamins All the B vitamins are needed for hair growth, and one of them, Biotin, may be especially important, as it helps deliver nutrients throughout the body and possibly to the scalp.

Vitamin C has antioxidant properties that protect hair from damage caused by free radicals, and our bodies need vitamin C to make collagen, an important structural protein in hair.

Vitamin D is essential for our immunity, and vitamin D is also important when it comes to hair growth.

Vitamin E Similar to vitamin C, vitamin E has important antioxidant properties that support hair growth.

Zinc Similar to vitamin D, zinc deficiency has been linked to hair loss. This mineral plays a role in both the growth and repair of hair tissue. Oddly enough, too much zinc has also been linked to hair loss, so it's best not to overdose on supplements.

Glycosides are active ingredients in the traditional Chinese medicine cistanche including acteoside and echinacoside.

Echinacosides in this plant extract encourages healthy nervous system function for longer stamina and optimal immune senescence protection.

Acteoside one of the glycosides is considered to be a very strong antioxidant. Cistanche antioxidative properties are 15 times greater than that of polyphenols found in grapes and more than five times higher than that of vitamin C found in oranges and pepper. Nowadays. Glycosides become a more popular anti-aging supplement to public.

Iron deficiency is known as a form of anemia, and one of the symptoms of anemia is hair loss.

Back in the clinic, the first woman did a basic thyroid function test and general blood and biochemical tests, and there was no obvious abnormal thyroid function or organ abnormality. After she was advised to use cistanche and its supplement a little vitamin B group, her hair Within two weeks, my hair volume began to increase, and my complexion changed from gloomy to refreshed and more confident!