Ingredients
| Ingredient | Potency |
|---|---|
| Alfalfa | D3 |
| Hypophysis | D6, D12 |
| Kalium phosphoricum | D4, D6, D12 |
| Lactuca sativa | D2 |
| Lecithinum | D3 |
| Oenothera biennis | D3 |
| Polysorbatum | D3 |
| Testes | D6, D12 |
Indications
Alopecia, baldness, premature hair loss, premature gray hair, weakness, too much cooked food, headaches.
Mode of Action
- Alfalfa, Lactuca sativa, Lecithinum, Oenothera biennis: Anti-hormonal effects, topical for hair loss.
- Hypophysis: To stabilize hair growth.
- Juglans: Blood purifier, essential fatty acids.
- Kalium phosphoricum: Well known biochemic cell salt for hair restoration.
- Polysorbatum: For topical treatment of premature balding.
- Testes: Glandular action.
Dosage
3 times daily 20 – 30 drops after meals; once a day massage into bald area vigorously for 5 minutes.
Remarks
In case of toxemia use R 26, R 60, for septicemia: R 82, R 87, R 88, with skin disorders R 21, R 23, glandular balance R 19, R 20, anemia R 31, constipation R 37.
Etiology
Excess male sex hormone, improper fatty acid and fat metabolism or impure blood can cause baldness or alopecia. Heredity can play some part, but usually children copy the improper lifestyles and eating habits that can lead to hair loss. Fatty acids counteract the hormones and toxic agents which cause hair loss. proper fatty acids occur in vegetable sources but are heat sensitive and destroyed at temperatures of 45 °C or lower. Eating too much cooked and processed foods can limit their absorption. Heat treated animal or vegetable fat can go rancid in the body, by pass the liver’s detoxifying process by passing into the lymph stream via the intestinal chylifers and proceed to do cellular damage in the body. Impure or toxic blood can also cause hair loss and skin involvement. Hence, certain toxemia or septicaemia can produce hair loss.
Data notes
- The booklet prints the ingredient list beside the label 'Indications' and the indications beside 'Ingredients'; they have been swapped back.