Slow hair growth equal 3 mistakes I made this month!

So, I made 3 mistakes this month that has shown slow hair growth.

For months, my hair was growing like a weed! But, this month, I'm just average - 1/2 inch. Don't get me wrong, I'm grateful. During the worst of my chronic fatigue, my hair hardly grew at all.

But my hair was growing at 3/4 inch a month and at that rate, my highlights would be grown out by this summer.

These are the mistakes I made this month:

1. I haven't been taking vitamin D or B12 for a long time. I tan in our living room for a couple hours a day.

I thought that would be enough, but I guess not. I caught the stomach flu, after 5 weeks of the best energy of my life.

During that time, I also didn't catch any colds or viruses. This was a big change for me. Suddenly getting sick means something about my immune system changed for the worse.

Also, my tongue has a slight crack down the center, as well as slight ridges on my pinky nails. Both of these are possible signs of low B12. So yesterday, I started taking Vit D, and B12, and I already feel better.

2. For the last couple months, I haven't been craving seaweed so I haven't been eating it. Big mistake! Seaweed helps your hair grow because it has so many minerals in it. I think this may be the second reason for slower hair growth.

3. I haven't been massaging my scalp. I used to do it every night because it helps me relax and sleep. But since I've been feeling so amazing, I was just concentrating on enjoying life!

I've done more in those 5 weeks than the whole 1.5 years I had chronic fatigue. So this month, I for sure will use it. I really want my highlights grown out as soon as I can.
So I'm 6.5 weeks into h2o2 therapy, down to 11 drops.

My energy skyrocketted, and I passed all kinds of crazy critters. Now besides black sesame parasites, spaghetti-like worms, vermicelli-like worms, black perfectly shaped pea like things, lots of mucus, and black rubbery stuff, I've passed more yucky things. I now have passed white perfectly shaped pea like things, and also white ribbony things.

I used to think that I wasn't getting all the oxygen I needed to kill off parasites because I can't afford to buy organic. But it seems like many raw foodies, along with most people on the planet have parasites.

All through history, people have done parasite cleanses every spring! Tweet