In this episode of our hair loss series, Dr. Motley explores how liver issues may cause thinning hair on the crown of your head, according to Chinese Medicine. Discover the link between the meridian system, liver infections, testing, treatments, and the role of diet and emotions in hair health.

#liverhealth #wellness #hairgrowth

Takeaways

Hair loss can be linked to liver problems.

Specific hair loss patterns indicate liver toxicity.

Liver congestion can manifest as weight around the stomach.

Herbs like Shisandra and milk thistle can help cleanse the liver.

The gallbladder is closely connected to liver function.

Dietary changes are crucial for liver health.

Emotional health significantly impacts liver function.

Reducing sugar intake can alleviate liver stress.

Cleansing the liver may lead to hair regrowth.

Understanding the mind-body connection is essential for overall health.

Chapters

00:00 Understanding the Liver's Role in Hair Loss

12:42 The Connection Between Liver and Gallbladder

21:44 Cleansing the Liver for Hair Regrowth

30:14 Dietary Changes to Support Liver Health

37:03 Emotional Factors Affecting Liver Function

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Links:

For Gallbladder

Golden Thread: https://shorturl.at/SqVsD

For Liver

BodyGuard Supreme (cleans out stones): https://shorturl.at/l7KuF

Glutathione

Milke Thistle Dandelion Root

Schisandra Supreme: https://shorturl.at/4SD2r

Low Sugar Diet

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