Symptom checklist
- More than 100 strands falling daily
- Visible thinning at the crown or hairline
- Oily scalp with dandruff or itching
- Premature greying alongside thinning
- Weak, brittle new growth
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Khalitya or Indralupta classically: aggravated Pitta in the scalp with Vata drying the roots, while poor digestion, low iron and protein, stress, and sleep debt starve the follicle.
Minoxidil and finasteride work only while they are used and carry side effects. Ayurveda corrects the Pitta and nutrition root, revives follicles with scalp therapies, and sustains growth without hormonal drugs.
Supervised by MD Ayurveda specialist.
Supervised by MD Ayurveda specialist.
Supervised by MD Ayurveda specialist.
Blood-nourishing herbs, iron and protein correction, and stress and sleep repair to stop active loss.
Medicated oil therapies, scalp detox for dandruff, and mild Nasya where indicated.
A Rasayana phase with Prakriti-matched diet to rebuild density over 4 to 6 months.
Sudden patchy loss or heavy shedding after fever or childbirth is assessed separately, since those causes have their own protocol and timeline.
Density regrows where follicles are alive but starved, which is the case in most thinning. Long-standing bald areas respond more slowly, and honestly less.
We continue it during the transition and taper only once your own growth is established, so there is no sudden shed.
For most scalp types, 2 to 3 times a week with the prescribed medicated oil, not daily heavy oiling, which can aggravate Kapha and dandruff.
Amla, curry leaves, sesame, almonds, and adequate protein form the base; iron status is corrected first where deficient.
Yes, stress hormones push follicles into the resting phase together, causing shedding 2 to 3 months later. Sleep and stress repair are part of Phase 1 for this reason.
They are treated in Phase 2 with scalp detox and specific herbs, since an inflamed scalp cannot hold hair.
Shedding usually reduces by 8 weeks; visible density takes 4 to 6 months because of the natural hair cycle.