Folexin Review
Will you let a cow lick your head if such action would restore Folexin Review or prevent your hair from shedding any further? Would you want a curry, a vegetable curry? Yes? But not in your tummy, on your head. How about concocting your own treatment, which includes a mixture of nettles, horseradish, cumin and pigeon dropping? Yes, pigeon droppings. Just ask Hippocrates, he was the one who thought that this brew would work for hair loss.
Now, let us venture to the eighteenth century remedies. Take note that this is one of the favorites, which is bizarre with its components. The mixture is chiefly composed of rancid rhino fat and powdered rosemary. And this fusion or amalgamation needs to be massaged every night by a virgin's hand. Another weird concoction, brought to us by the medieval merchants, includes the combination of boar's grease, a lot of ashes (from bees and southern wood), oil of almonds, and other liquids or essence obtained from a flower or a root of some sort. Pound it all together until a paste-like consistency is formed then apply daily on hair to promote hair growth.
Then there is Egypt. It was said that approximately 1500 BC, the ancient Egyptians possess the cure for hair loss. The cure requires one to chant some incantation towards Ra, the sun god, then gulps a tonic, which contains onions, iron, lead, alabaster and honey.
