Home Remedies for Hair Growth: How I used the Taoist Soap Regime thicken my Hair

I've been suffering from thinning hair for the past 7 years. I was in denial for the first year, drowning in commerical serums for the next 4 years and finally went for medical grade treatments. I don't think I saw any net benefit at all in that whole time.I finally gave the 'natural' route a shot and tried the Taoist Soap as the focus was less on the product and more on the root of the issue (which I was skeptical about at first, we've all heard that before). This book was strongly recommended by a friend who did the same and it was truly a gamechanger.Its practical, applicable science which you don't find online and more importantly it works if you stick to it. I was consistent with some of the regimes Dr Stevenson recommends for just a month before noticing more improvement in hair thickness than I had done in the last 7 years. This motivated me to try all the recommendations and honestly, I don't think I will go back now.One example I can pick out is a technique of scalp massage. Ofcourse I had tried it before but not like this. Everyone knows about it but only on the surface level compared to the insight I got with this book and now I know why it did not work for me in the past. Or understanding how my diet was actually affecting the condition of my hair on a daily basis and what to do about - it's a certain type of suffering when you don't know why certain things happen with your hair or health in general, happy to say this book gives me some relief.Wheres volume 2!?

Very easy to work through book, helps you understand why remedies can actually help. Recommended.

A very interesting book, it gave me a few ideas to add into my haircare routine. In fact it’s shortened it (for now) as it turns out some of the steps in my old routine were actually harmful.

It's a good read. You don't see too many professionals talk about hair loss this way

An interesting collation of key principles when it comes to hair loss, worth a read!