Can cypress leaves soaked in wine cure hair loss?

In daily life, young people nowadays pay great attention to their image. If they suffer from hair loss, it will not only affect their personal image, but may also cause other diseases. Many people in life are worried about hair loss, but treating hair loss is not an easy thing, and there are many methods for treating hair loss on the market. Here I will introduce to you the good effect of soaking cypress leaves in wine to treat hair loss, and the operation is simple.

Steps and usage of soaking arborvitae leaves in wine to treat hair loss

Fresh Platycladus orientalis leaves: Platycladus orientalis is a type of cypress with flat leaves that are evergreen all year round. In ancient times, people used cypress leaves to treat hair loss. Modern medicine has also confirmed that Platycladus orientalis leaves have certain advantages in stopping hair loss and promoting hair promotion.

Tools/Raw Materials

Fresh arborvitae leaves, mulberry leaves, kuding tea, pot, high-concentration liquor, sealed container jar

Methods/Steps

To use fresh arborvitae leaves to treat hair loss, you can put arborvitae leaves, mulberry leaves, and bitter gourd tea in a pot and boil them for at least half an hour. Then use the boiled water to wash your hair. Generally speaking, you will see the effect after washing for a while. This method requires long-term persistence, and more obvious results can be seen by soaking arborvitae leaves in wine.

Soak arborvitae leaves with white wine. The specific method is to soak fresh arborvitae leaves in a sealed container for about 10 days before use. After soaking, use it 2-3 times a day, apply a small amount of medicated wine on the scalp each time. If you persist for 1-2 months, you can basically see new hair slowly growing in the places where hair loss was originally occurring. Hair loss treatment requires persistence.

Precautions

The first method is suitable for people with alopecia areata, and the second method of soaking cypress leaves in wine is suitable for people with seborrheic alopecia.

Folk remedies are generally suitable for temporary hair loss or the early stages of hair loss. If the hair follicles have closed, it is recommended to seek medical attention and treat it with medication.

The proportion of Platycladus orientalis leaves in wine

Recipe: 32 grams of fresh Platycladus orientalis leaves, 100-500 ml of Indian liquor (or 75% alcohol).

Preparation method: Chop the above medicines into pieces, put them in a container, add white wine, seal it, soak it for 7 days, filter out the residue and it is ready.

Function: Clears away heat, cools blood, dispels wind and promotes hair growth.

Main indications: hair loss, seborrheic dermatitis, etc.

Usage: For external use. Apply externally to the affected area 3 times a day.

Soak fresh arborvitae leaves in high-concentration white wine in a sealed container and they can be used after about 7 days. After soaking, use it 3 times a day, apply a small amount of medicated wine on the scalp each time. If you persist for 1-2 months, you can basically see new hair slowly growing in the places where hair loss was originally occurring. Soaking arborvitae leaves in wine has a significant effect in treating alopecia areata type hair loss, but the effect is less effective for stubborn hair loss such as seborrheic alopecia.

Application of Platycladus orientalis leaves:

1. Combined with white peony root: Platycladus orientalis leaves cool blood and stop bleeding, remove dampness and heat from the blood; raw white peony root cools blood and removes heat. The two are used together to cool the blood, nourish the yin and stop bleeding, and treat excessive menstruation caused by heat forcing blood circulation, and abdominal pain caused by fetal heat.

2. Combined with dried ginger charcoal: Platycladus orientalis leaves are bitter and slightly cold, cool blood and stop bleeding; fried dried ginger charcoal is pungent and hot, can warm the middle and stop bleeding, and keep it there. The two medicines are combined to take the clearing and descending effect of Platycladus orientalis leaves to break its upward trend, and use dried ginger charcoal to warm the middle yang, so that the spleen can regulate blood and the qi can absorb blood. The two medicines are used together to clear away heat and reduce fever, and to treat both cold and heat, without conflicting with each other.

3. Combined with Rehmannia: Platycladus orientalis leaves are bitter and slightly cold, and are a good product for cooling blood and stopping bleeding; Rehmannia is sweet, bitter and cold, and can both clear away heat and promote body fluid production, and cool blood and stop bleeding. The two medicines work together to enhance the effect of cooling blood and stopping bleeding, and have the function of benefiting yin and clearing heat. Because Rehmannia glutinosa is thick and greasy, and Platycladus orientalis leaves are bitter and cold in nature, they may hurt the middle and hinder metabolism. They should only be used temporarily and not taken for a long time.

4. Combined with Puhuang: Platycladus orientalis leaves clear damp-heat in the blood and stop bleeding; Puhuang stops bleeding and promotes blood circulation. The combination of the two medicines can cool blood, stop bleeding, and promote blood circulation, and can treat metrorrhagia caused by heat.

5. Combined with white peony root: Platycladus orientalis leaves cool blood and stop bleeding; white peony root nourishes yang and blood. The combination of the two medicines can nourish yin, cool blood and stop bleeding.

6. Combined with Coptis chinensis: Platycladus orientalis leaves cool blood and stop bleeding; Coptis chinensis clears heat and purges fire. The two medicines are used together to clear away heat, purge fire, cool blood and stop bleeding.