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Regrow Hair Naturally For women – Food To HerbsFood become herbs Let us discuss about top plants that useful to regrow hair loss for women. Alfalfa is a small purple flowering plant in the pea family Fabaceae planting as an important feed. It is well known as lucerne in the UK, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand and known as lucerne grass in south Asia. It look like clover with groups of small violet flowers. Alfalfa is high in calcium, protein, minerals, vitamin C, vitamin E, and vitamin K and vitamins in the B group. Alfalfa has been used as an herbal medicine for over 1,500 years.Alfalfa helps in restorative the roots of the hair or fallicle. In this reason, not only is the hair fall stopped, but the hair also grows straight longer and healthy hair. The juice of alfalfa, mixing with equal amounts of carrot and lettuce juice, drink daily, provides the growth of hair to an amazing range. The combination of these juices is rich in particularly elements which are especially useful for the growth of hair ,scalp and the prevention of hair loss. Parts UsuallyUsed: Flowering plant, leaves petals, flowers and sprouts. The myth of health benefits of alfalfa In Traditional Chinese Medicine, physicians used this miracle herb and its leaves in the treatment of a wide variety of disorders of the digestive system and kidneys. A digestive aid and nutritious was used by ayurvedic physicians in ancient India. They also used the seeds of the alfalfa plant topically as a poultice for boils and wounds. In further, it was used to treat arthritis and edema.
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