Homeopathy for Hair Loss: Understanding Causes and RemediesCommon Causes of Hair Loss

• Genetics: Hereditary male or female pattern baldness.

• Hormonal changes: Pregnancy, postpartum, menopause, thyroid imbalance.

• Stress & emotional trauma: Shock, grief, or prolonged anxiety can trigger hair fall.

• Nutritional deficiencies: Low iron, protein, zinc, or vitamin D.

• Autoimmune issues: Alopecia areata, where the immune system attacks hair follicles.

• Scalp conditions: Dandruff, fungal infections, seborrheic dermatitis.

• Medications: Chemotherapy, steroids, blood pressure or psychiatric medicines.

• Lifestyle factors: Overuse of hair dyes, harsh shampoos, tight hairstyles, lack of sleep.

Key Homeopathic Remedies for Hair Loss

(Always chosen based on the whole person, not just the symptom)

• Phosphorus

  • Hair falls out in handfuls, especially after brushing or washing.

  • Suits tall, sensitive, emotional individuals.

  • Craves cold drinks, sweets, and ice cream.

• Natrum muriaticum

  • Hair loss after grief or heartbreak.

  • Greasy scalp, dandruff, or hair falling from the forehead.

  • Reserved, sensitive, easily hurt.

• Sepia

  • Hair loss linked with hormonal changes (postpartum, menopause).

  • Worn-out, indifferent, irritable.

  • Suits those who feel better with exercise.

• Silicea

  • Hair loss with weak, brittle hair and nails.

  • Profuse sweating of head and feet.

  • Sensitive to cold, shy but strong-willed.

• Lycopodium

  • Premature balding, especially on temples.

  • Digestive issues, bloating, craving sweets.

  • Ambitious but insecure underneath.

• Fluoric acid

  • Hair falls out in spots; suits premature baldness.

  • Warm-blooded, restless, and sometimes destructive impulses.

  • Known for strong action on hair, nails, and bones.

• Kali carbonicum

  • Hair loss after childbirth or prolonged illness.

  • Weakness, back pain, and marked anxiety about health.

• Thuja occidentalis

  • Hair loss with oily scalp and white dandruff.

  • History of vaccination or suppressed skin eruptions.

  • Suits those with fixed ideas, sensitive to music.

• Baryta carbonica

  • Hair loss in young people with premature aging tendencies.

  • Suits shy, dependent, immature personalities.

• Carbo vegetabilis

  • Hair loss with poor digestion and low vitality.

  • Cold extremities, sluggish circulation.

  • Great remedy for those “burned out” from illness or excesses.

Complementary Support

• Nourish with a balanced diet: protein, leafy greens, nuts, seeds, omega-3 fatty acids.

• Manage stress: meditation, yoga, deep breathing, regular exercise.

• Care for the scalp: gentle natural oils, avoid harsh chemicals.

• Check labs: iron, thyroid, vitamin D, and hormones if hair loss persists.

Why Work With a Professional Homeopath?

• Hair loss has many causes — from stress and hormones to deeper constitutional patterns.

• A professional homeopath looks beyond the surface to select a remedy based on your whole constitution — physical symptoms, mental state, family history, and miasmatic tendencies.

• This ensures treatment addresses the root imbalance, not just the symptom.

Final Thought: Hair loss can feel discouraging, but it’s often your body’s way of signaling an internal imbalance. With individualized homeopathy, lifestyle care, and patience, many people see not just healthier hair, but improved overall vitality. If you would like help with hair loss, please reach out https://www.livingwellhomeopathy.com/appointments , livingwellhomeopathy@gmail.com   I am here for you!