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How Does Cider Vinegar Affect Hair Loss?

How can cider vinegar help to stop hair loss?

For years, people have used ACV for a multitude of reasons. It has been proved to help:

- detoxification & purification
- weight loss
- high blood pressure
- digestion
- colds & allergies
- fingernail health
- tissue repair
- blood cleansing

Hair loss may be caused by a potassium deficiency which is why ACV may help prevent or stop it from happening.

ACV can also be used as a scalp cleanser when diluted with water or combined with other ingredients to create a home-made shampoo or rinse.

There are a few theories about how ACV helps prevent hair loss. Some say that the scalp cleansing action clears clogged follicles allowing the hair to escape it's oily tomb. Others swear that it balances your body chemistry which will then promote healthy hair growth.

My personal theory is that Apple Cider Vinegar can be ingested in order to promote healthy blood, organs and detoxification. It will replenish your body's potassium supply if you are deficient and this alone may be enough to stop hair loss. I also believe that it works as both a cleansing scalp tonic and bio-chemical balancing agent when used externally.

One of the greatest strengths of ACV is it's price. It is cheap and plentiful whether you want to use it as a dietary supplement or a scalp treatment.

If the thought of mixing a teaspoon of ACV in a glass of water for drinking doesn't work for you, consider purchasing a good quality pill form ACV supplement like the one below.

Apple Cider Vinegar - H.P. by Now

Even if Apple Cider Vinegar did nothing to improve your hair, it is a powerful supplement that can help counteract the negative effects of everyday pollutants. Hair growth may just be a happy side effect 8-)






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