DRY HAIR

Most infants or toddlers can understand what you are saying well before they can clearly talk. As they mature & their communication skills develop most children learn how to put their feelings in to words. but a child with a language disorders may have trouble understanding words that they hear and read.

But some children have language disorders. they  may have

1) Receptive language disorders

2) Expressive language disorders

Some causes of dry hair are:

• Anorexia nervosa
• Excessive blow-drying
• Excessive washing of hair, or usage of harsh soaps
• Menkes kinky hair syndrome
• Dry air
• Malnutrition
• Underactive parathyroid or thyroid gland

Brittle, lackluster appearance of hair

Ayurveda recommends balancing dosha for strengthening dhatus (tissues) leading to good hair health. Ayurveda has given various dietary, lifestyle and herb suggestions to maintain good, lustrous hair.

Internal Medicine

Aam Pachan chikitsa

Raktvah strotas chikitsa

Asthimajjavaha chikitsa

Manas chikitsa

Immuno therapy

Panchkarma

Basti

Nasya

Snehan

Swedan

Shirodhara

Shiropichu

Abhyang

Udavatan

Lepan

Yoga & Pranayama

Meditation

• Increase intake of foods such as pumpkin seeds, flax oil, and dark green vegetables
• Include foods such as rice bran, dairy broccoli, carrots and soybeans into the daily diet. They help in nourishing hair and scalp
• Consume plenty of poultry, meat, and whole grains to increase your iron levels, which helps to provide oxygen to the hair
• Hydrate the body by drinking plenty of water which will keep the hair from drying out.
• Avoid caffeine and alcohol
• Avoid cakes, cookies and other sugary snacks

• Regular cleansing and brushing stimulates the sebaceous glands that produce natural oil, giving shine to the hair
• Lemon is effective for shiny and lustrous hair
• Henna provides good conditioning for hair
• Powder of amla and shikakai mixed with curd is a good conditioner
• Warm oil massage to scalp and hair with warm oil is an effective way to nourish the scalp and hair