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Sodium and Potassium"I felt so awful about myself when my hair was falling out. I'm
thrilled with the results from your program. Thank you so much!" Salt can be the culprit! Salt can be a toxic substance for hair follicles. If you have too much salt in your system, your body will deposit the excess sodium around the hair follicles. These veritable salt licks serve as a powerful barrier preventing necessary nutrients from entering the follicle. The resulting lack of nutrients causes your hair to fall out. However, if you have too little sodium in relation to potassium, your hair will fall out, too. Not enough salt means the electrolytes are wrong and nutrients can't pass from your blood stream into the hair follicles. Your hair falls out for the same reason: the cells are starving, even the cause is different. For example, the drug Minodoxil works by allowing the nutrients to enter the hair follicles, restoring health. Potassium sensitizes the body to hormones, which tell your body what to do. If you don't have enough potassium in your system, your tissues become less sensitive. That makes it difficult to grow back hair because the cells don't get the message. Fast metabolizers have too much potassium. The cells are too sensitive and don't get all of the message. If you have too much salt in your system, stop eating salty foods and ingest foods high in potassium. Good sources of potassium include: bananas, lean meats, whole grains, sunflower seeds, bran, fruits and vegetables. If you have too little salt in your system, cut down on the above foods and lightly salt your food. So, how do you know if you have too little or too much? Only a TMA test will know for sure. Find out if a sodium/potassium imbalance is contributing to your hair loss! |
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