In this episode Dr. Motley connects the dots between hair loss and spleen trouble in TCM and emphasizes the importance of looking at past infections and your emotional health. It’s all connected in Traditional Chinese Medicine! This podcast also gets into dietary changes, herbal remedies and other healing modalities that may support hair growth.

Takeaways

Hair loss can be linked to organ weaknesses, particularly the spleen.

The spleen plays a crucial role in producing red and white blood cells.

Past infections can impact current health, including hair loss.

Emotional health is connected to physical health, especially the spleen.

Herbal remedies can support spleen function and hair health.

Dietary choices, particularly sugar intake, affect spleen functionality.

Red light therapy and infrared saunas can aid in lymphatic health.

Understanding the body's signals is key to improving health.

Self-care and emotional balance are essential for overall well-being.

Holistic approaches can provide significant benefits for hair loss.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Hair Loss and Organ Weaknesses

12:43 Emotional Connections and Spleen Function

22:03 Dietary Considerations for Hair Loss

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Links:

For the Spleen:

Desiccated Spleen

Grassfed Sheep Thimus Gland: https://bit.ly/4gjOsm2

Manjistha: https://amzn.to/3wBQOeF

Uva Ursi:https://amzn.to/3K5gtPN

Schisandra: https://amzn.to/4dLHci3

Red Light Therapy

Ozone Therapy

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