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Hair loss is a common concern that affects people of all ages, genders, and backgrounds. Whether it's gradual thinning, sudden shedding, or patchy bald spots, losing hair can be emotionally distressing and physically frustrating. While many people turn to shampoos or supplements to combat the issue, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) offers a holistic, root-cause approach that views hair loss as a reflection of internal imbalance. Let’s explore why hair loss happens, what’s essential for managing it effectively, and how TCM herbal therapy, acupuncture, nutrition, and proper hair care can work together to restore your hair—and your overall health. Why Am I Losing Hair? Hair loss can result from various causes, including: Stress and emotional strain Hormonal imbalances (e.g., postpartum, menopause, thyroid dysfunction) Poor blood circulation to the scalp Nutrient deficiencies (iron, biotin, vitamin D) Autoimmune disorders Genetics Side e...

An old saying states that losing money is equivalent to losing a little, losing honor is like losing half, and losing health is equivalent to losing everything.  Healthy What does it mean to be healthy? While Western medicine defines health as a state of being free from disease or injury, traditional Oriental medicine determines it as a state of being in harmony with nature and humans, body and mind, Qi and blood, etc. A healthy appearance is one that exudes vitality and reflects good physical health. In other words, when you're healthy, you have more energy for your activities, you feel more self-assured, and your physical appearance radiates energetic beauty. This is one of main objectives in traditional Oriental/ Chinese medicine. Beauty  In this discussion of beauty, I don't mean the glamorized representations of beauty that the media markets as a product. These commodified representations of beauty make each person's distinctive and heterogenous beauty into something t...