is your scalp tight? if so, eat oat grass.
also... cut back on sugars for the Seborrhea Dermatitis

What you have on your scalp is Seborrheic Dermatitis too. It is an autoimmune disease so if you have it on your neck it is very likely the cause of your scalp problems too. Yes it does cause hair loss but I think the hair loss comes from the fact you have to constantly scratch due to the itching which then damages the hair follicles.

I have suffered hair loss on my scalp and eyebrows too which has also been itching a lot.

Unfortunately I don't know any cure for it yet. I use Ketoconazole shampoo to control it on my scalp but the itching is still there. Ketoconazole does nothing to help for the bits on my face and eyebrows.

I've done the diet cleanse thing, including taking the recommended supplementation but saw no improvements. Taking strong probiotics, oregano oil and caprilic acid for 2+ months made no difference for me. I've only just added homemade sauerkraut to my diet as I understand it helps as well but wait to see if it makes a difference.

If anyone knows of a cure for this disease please share how you cured yours. Thanks.

This sounds crazy, but it works. First, buy some organic castor oil. I use Palma Christi brand. It isn't expensive. Mix it half and half with either virgin coconut oil. Has to be virgin. The cheap stuff used for cooking doesn't have the curing stuff. Rub this into your scalp every night and leave it on overnight. Make sure it gets onto your scalp. You'll have to cover your pillow, or wear a cap so it doesn't get on your bedclothes. I just put a thick old towel I don't care about over my pillow. In the morning, wash it out with Dawn dishwashing liquid. Rinse your hair then follow with this rinse: 1 tbsp apple cider vinegar, 1 tsp borax (yes, the detergent powder) to 1 liter of water. Pour this onto your scalp, not your hair. t may burn a little, but that means it's working.

Take these vitamins:
A good multi with minerals
PLUS
Selenium - 200 mcg a day
Vitamin D3 - 1,000 iu a day
Biotin - 5,000 mcg a day
Vitamin C - 1,000 mg a day
Vitamin E - 400 iu a day
MSM - 1500 mg a day

I was almost bald and now my hair is thickening up like you wouldn't believe. Hair is all about nutrition.

Hi TWD,

As "grist for your mill," are you aware of the almost miraculous results many tens (hundreds?) of THOUSANDS of people have experienced, dealing with most of the health issues known to humankind, from ingesting ascorbic acid?

If you are seriously interested in finding a solution to your health problem, and gaining greater health in ALL areas of your body, I STRONGLY encourage you to read this article written by Dr. Robert Cathcart, M.D. http://vitamincfoundation.org/www.orthomed.com/titrate.htm

It may just solve some or all of your problem. You have only better health and well-being to gain by applying its recommendation. What have you got to lose?

These two quotes are instructive:

"There are more than ten thousand scientific papers that make it quite clear that there is not one body process (such as what goes on inside cells or tissues) and not one disease or syndrome (from the common cold to leprosy) that is not influenced - directly or indirectly - by vitamin C." -- Dr. Emanuel Cheraskin, M.D., Dr. Marshall Ringsdorf, D.M.D., and Dr. Emily Sisley, THE VITAMIN C CONNECTION.

“I have never seen a patient that Vitamin C would not benefit.” -- Dr. Frederick Klenner, M.D.

I wish you BEST success, TWD, in your search for a solution to your health issue!

Sincerely,

David

I'm not very familiar with SD, but I've heard Accutane can cause hair loss. You should try to use castor oil cut with olive oil and massage it on your scalp at least 3 times a week. It's enough to leave it on for one hour or so. Wash it with a shampoo that doesn't contain any sulfates, as it is a well known skin irritant and is the very culprit to many scalp problems.

I'm using an old fashion shampoo bar ( solid) made with wonderful, soothing oils, no fragrance. Check out JR Ligett or Chagrin Valley, both wonderful products that are nurturing and wholesome to our fragile hairs. Rinse with a white vinegar mixed with warm water, ratio 1:9, but just see which ratio works best for your hair. I have found that ACV leaves the hair feeling greasy due to it's residue that gives it it's color, but the white vinegar leaves my hair shiny and silky smooth. And yes, it is needed after a wash with a shampoo bar since it's quite alkaline and opens up the hairshafts outer layer, making it dry and rough feeling. The acid closes them up right away.

Anyhow, castor oil is a miracle oil, it can penetrate deep into the tissues and it does stimulate the hair growth, waking up dormant follicles. It's a well known trick since far back in time to get thicker hair.it's also anti-inflammatory and anti fungal. And some think that Demodex skin mites are the cause for many scalp issues which will suffocate and die from the oil.

Make sure to change your pillowcase very often as well as your bath towels. Disinfect your combs. And give your scalp a deep tissue massage for about ten or more minutes a day. Never scratch your scalp, germs from under your nails can get under the skin and you'll pull out hairs/break them off. I know it's hard, but wear boxing gloves if you must, lol

Build up/excessive scalp oli can also very well be due to harsh chemicals in commercial shampoos, as they strip the scalp off all and any oils so the scalp only produces more and more. Then it's also a hormonal issue that tends to get less with age. Start tajpke OTC Saw Palmetto every day that helps reduce the amount of dht build up in the follicles that's the main cause of hair loss.

You could still be suffering from mpb, regardless of how the rest of your family look like. But, it doesn't have to progress to severe baldness and there's a lot to do to slow it down. Check out the Hairmax laser comb online, it's FDA approved and have a high sucessrate in regrowing hair and tons of happy customer. Hair follicles loves light therapy.

Good luck.