Does ginger juice really promote hair growth?

Many people with hair loss have heard from others that rubbing ginger on the scalp can prevent hair loss or even promote hair growth. This is because when ginger is applied to the scalp, it can cause congestion and promote blood circulation. Although we all know that ginger does have many functions and effects, is this widely circulated folk remedy really as effective as others say? Is it reliable to apply ginger on the scalp to promote hair growth? Below I will tell you the method.

From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, ginger is warm in nature, and its unique "gingerol" can stimulate the gastrointestinal mucosa, causing gastrointestinal congestion and enhancing digestion ability. When ginger is applied to the scalp, it can cause congestion in the scalp and promote blood circulation, and blood is one of the keys to hair growth. Therefore, this effect of congestion and stimulation of blood circulation can improve hair growth to a certain extent, especially for people with mental alopecia and kidney deficiency alopecia, the effect is very obvious. In addition, some people also use ginger to grow beards and eyebrows, the principle is the same.

However, the claim that applying ginger to the scalp can help hair growth has been questioned, and its ultimate effectiveness remains to be verified. Experts say that rubbing the scalp with ginger can promote blood microcirculation, but its effect on hair growth is indeed very small. In addition, if the dosage and force are improperly used, it will cause local irritation or skin allergies. Therefore, this method of hair growth is not recommended.

When it comes to hair loss, you should not just try any remedy. First, you should figure out the cause of the hair loss, whether it is stress or disease, and then prescribe the right remedy. For young and middle-aged people with hair loss, failure to treat them in time or using the wrong treatment methods will only aggravate the condition. By the time the situation becomes serious, the best time for treatment may have been missed. Therefore, saying goodbye to folk remedies and treating hair loss in a timely and standardized manner is the key to restoring healthy hair.

It seems that what most people say is not always right in life. Many people use folk remedies without clearly understanding the cause of their illness before using them. Most of them just follow blindly. It is wrong to take such risks. If more serious consequences occur, the disease will never heal. Ginger hair growth is not suitable for everyone, so be cautious before trying it.