Purslane plus honey for treating gray hair

This depends on how the patient's gray hair is caused, which can be divided into different causes and symptoms. If the gray hair loss is caused by blood heat, you can use Purslane, because Purslane has the effects of clearing away heat and fire, dispersing blood and relieving sore throat. But if the patient has kidney deficiency, Qi and blood cannot flow to the face, resulting in gray hair and aging. Taking Purslane will be harmful to the patient's body. Because Purslane itself is a cold medicine. If the patient's white hair is caused by dampness, phlegm and fire, he cannot be treated with Purslane. He needs to be treated with a prescription for relieving cough, resolving phlegm and removing dampness.

Portulaca oleracea is a common Chinese herbal medicine in clinical medicine. Its key functions are clearing away heat and removing fire, dispersing blood and stopping dysentery. Therefore, Purslane is generally more suitable for patients with significant infections or dysentery symptoms. There is no exact effect of Purslane on the treatment of gray hair. Some patients may think that Purslane is a relatively effective folk remedy for treating gray hair, but in fact, in clinical medicine, if a patient has a lot of white hair, no matter what the cause is, such as mentality, genetic inheritance, or the patient's own illness.

Once it occurs, it is usually difficult to improve through clinical medication, because the cause of gray hair is not very clear. Patients can try to alleviate the symptoms by adjusting their lifestyle or taking blood-nourishing and hair-growing capsules internally, but it usually does not have a very significant effect.

At this stage, the cause of gray hair is not very clear, but it is an indisputable fact that the older you are, the more gray hair you have. It is definitely related to some fragility of these cells, or apoptosis, or cell death of melanocytes. Therefore, there is currently no particularly good way to treat this type of gray hair and make it grow black hair automatically. There seems to be no effective method at present. Therefore, there is not much experience in using Portulaca Oleracea to treat gray hair, and it has not been used in clinical medicine.