The Underlying Cause Of Hair Loss

Dr. Maxwell Nartey

Professor of Symptometric Science, American School of Symptometry, NFP

World Center for Health Education and Scientific Enlightenment

People lose their hair and they blame their hair loss on stress, menopause, childbirth, or the genetic factor. Nothing could be further from the truth. They should focus on the removal of sludge instead.

It is the non-removal of sludge from the cranium that ends up blocking nutrients from getting into the hair follicles. Then, it is the non-availability of nutrients and resources in the hair follicles that causes hair loss, brittle hair, thinning hair, receding hairline, baldness, or alopecia.

The best advice is to find a Doctor of Symptometry to ionize sludge and grime from your cranium. Then, cook, eat, and live scientifically, and your hair will regrow. The same goes for those who lost hair on their legs, pubic area, underarms, chest, around the eyes, on the upper lip, chin, etc.

Chemotherapy may also cause hair loss because of the amount of sludge it generates. However, once the procedure stops, sludge from the cranium is redistributed to the other parts of the body, thereby causing nail disorders, skin disorders, exhaustion, etc.

Sludge

What is sludge? It is a mixture of debris and water from our own bodies. We all produce sludge naturally because we have salt in our blood. Salt is a reactor. It reacts with every nutrient in our blood to produce soft debris or hard debris. Debris mixes with the water in plasma to produce sludge.

Regrettably, vitamins and minerals, as well as detox cannot remove sludge. Also, a change of diet and drinking a lot of water will not remove sludge.

If a person does not find a Doctor of Symptometry to remove sludge from their cranium, no one will. As a result, hair will continue to become brittle until it thins out. Eventually, hair loss may occur.

The biotin myth

Biotin is a good B vitamin for hair regrowth because its sulfur 9 allotrope is phenomenal, but taking biotin as a dietary supplement would be unwise and totally counterproductive, especially if sludge and grime are still in the cranium. Under these circumstances, biotin may cause more hair loss. This is a wake-up call to those who self-medicate.

As far as hair regrowth is concerned, the best advice is to prioritize the ionization or oxidization of sludge and grime. Once they have been removed, blood will automatically circulate electrical energy, thermal energy, magnetic energy, biotin, and other B vitamins from the food that has been scientifically cooked, and hair will grow again. Always identify the source of the disease and remove it. Never leave the source of diseases in the body.

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