For those who have been iosupping lo... 
Alexandria
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If you experienced hairloss how long did it last? At about what stage did it start ie 3 month @ 100mg etc. and did u figure it if it was just detox or the selenium or undetermined? Did it reverse itself? I seem to recall reading it reversed itself for many. I remember uniquity had a severe problem but don't recall how it all finally turned out.
am losing lots of the little I have worked so hard to regrow
:( it really sucks!
Alex- Re: For those who have been iosuppin... High on Water
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,360,414The two biggest things I remember is selenium and ACV. When my Iodine goes up, I make sure I take 800mcg of the selenomethionine form of selenium daily.
Also, my potassium levels went down. So, with each of my (already salted with 1/4 tsp of realsalt) quarts of water I consume, I add a teaspoon of Bragg's AppleCiderVinegar for the potassium.
Works for me. It's still slow, though, because I am still detoxing mercury, and hair thinning will continue to be a problem until I get more of the metals out. It has grown back enough, though, that a nice layered cut works miracles.
Got amalgams?
If "yes" - get them out - (just not all at once unless you and the dentist takes ALL the precautions).
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- Re: For those who have been iosuppin... MissCast
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,360,435Be careful sipping ACV in your drinking water because it's not good for tooth enamel. I used to do the same thing. As my dental hygienist said, It's good for your body but bad for your teeth.
Now I take ACV in one shot and rinse my mouth with plain water. That's all you need to do to normalize the acidity from the ACV.- Thank you, MC High on Water
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This is a reply to # 1,360,508That IS what Bragg's recommend, too, with their 30 minutes before each meal drink.
thanks for the reminder.
- Thank you, MC High on Water
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- Re: For those who have been iosuppin... MissCast
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- Re: For those who have been iosuppin... trapper/kcmo
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- I forgot to ask her about shampoo High on Water
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This is a reply to # 1,360,441I use this stuff:
http://www.vitacost.com/Desert-Essence-Organics-Thickening-Shampoo
and, noticing the company, I've ordered from them and am VERY happy with them! There's a click-on (here and at the link) that shows the ingredients.
This stuff works VERY well at "thickening" and "volumizing" the hair. And only a little quarter-sized amount is needed for shoulder-length hair.
The stuff's been a godsend for me.- Re: I forgot to ask her about shampo... trapper/kcmo
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This is a reply to # 1,360,445have you put some oregano oil in it? thats what i do.
the more you wash your hair, the more you need to. the healthiest hair is never washed.- the healthiest hair is never washed High on Water
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This is a reply to # 1,360,581yeah, I know this, but
but
but
but
but what if a person feels really skanky when they don't wash it???
ew
(thanks for the oregano oil reminder)- Re: the healthiest hair is never was... trapper/kcmo
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This is a reply to # 1,360,667the more you wash it the more you need to. search the net for not shampooing hair. once the body quits trying to replace what you take out with every washing it will slow down. bad diet makes stink, too.
i have a funny story about my dad and hair falling out but i am out of time.- Healthy hair & question for Wombat a... High on Water
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This is a reply to # 1,360,724Well, I really do want my hair to be healthy. I've been throwing the idea around getting a really short haircut and think I'll just do it. The length of it now requires constant brushing and sticking it into a ponytail or headband if I don't wash it because it gets so greasy-looking and it separates.
It doesn't STINK. It just LOOKS skanky because it looks like I put vaseline into it. ew
Short hair here I come. At least I finally found someone who actually knows how to do a proper layered cut. And it's at one of those el cheapo places, too - Bo-rics.!
So, I'll try it, because the only way I can let it go without "washing" it is to have it really short.
yee-haw
PS: Wommie, if you read this, I'd appreciate info again as to which oils are really healthy for the hair and scalp. Yeah, I know I can look it up, but I trust you MORE because I know you already know the answer...and the search engine here leaves a lot to be desired.- Jojoba, Olive and Coconut ... MissCast 15 y 3,485
- Re: the healthiest hair is never was... blues
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This is a reply to # 1,360,724Yes, I heard the same thing about not washing it. I tried that and my hair starts getting oily after 12 hours. After one day, it just looks terrible, and I have left it for longer and it just gets worse, since I get Seborrhea dermatis if I don't wash it. It is like pouring some bacon grease on your head and walking around with it. I never had this problem before puberty, so it is a hormone problem that will probably never get resolved. Even my mother has the problem and she is in her sixties.
- Re: the healthiest hair is never was... trapper/kcmo
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This is a reply to # 1,360,765thats only at first. it takes time for the body to readjust.
IOW, the only reason it gets oily is because you have it trained to do so. you have to stop doing it completely and forever. the minute you wash it, you promote what you dont want - more oil.- Re: the healthiest hair is never was... monica999
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- Re: the healthiest hair is never was... telluride
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- Re: the healthiest hair is never was... monica999
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This is a reply to # 1,360,803AND I like my man clean also - and I like a man who likes to be clean, so there! :-)
- Re: the healthiest hair is never was... telluride
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- Re: the healthiest hair is never was... #101705
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RRR
This is a reply to # 1,360,814I'm a woman and I haven't shampooed my hair in forever. The last time was probably 8-10 years ago. My hair is clean. It's soft. It smells fine (my husband always tells me he loves the smell of my hair).
Shampoo is a recent development in human history. People survived for millennia without any commercial products for their hair. Stripping all the oil from your hair and scalp just sends signals to produce more, and quick! The companies that make these products have brainwashed us into thinking we're nasty if we don't buy what they're selling.
I do realize that people have different skin and hair types and just because it works for me to eliminate shampoo, it might not work for everyone. But not using a commercial shampoo has made my hair much healthier and more manageable than it ever was during the years I did use one.- Re: the healthiest hair is never was... telluride
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This is a reply to # 1,360,845great post and you make an excellent point about shampoo being a recent development. same with deodorants, another recent development.
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- Re: the healthiest hair is never was... monica999
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- Re: the healthiest hair is never was... telluride
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- Healthy hair & question for Wombat a... High on Water
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- Re: the healthiest hair is never was... trapper/kcmo
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- the healthiest hair is never washed High on Water
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- Re: I forgot to ask her about shampo... trapper/kcmo
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- I forgot to ask her about shampoo High on Water
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