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Ruralady (Illinois) on 08/07/2026:
Now I've been suffering from hair loss most of my life but my hair has grown back, that is until I started doing tDCS for my fibromyalgia. When I looked to see where my hair was absent I noticed it was right where I put the red node for my treatment. The only thing I could think of was that the shock of the treatment was causing the follicules to go into a shocked state and go dormant. I had read where Stinging Nettle Leaf was good for fibromyalgia and hair loss so I tried it and within two weeks I noticed my hair loss/fall was dramatically decreasing. Treating hair loss is a two step process. First you have to stop the hair loss, then try to get the hair to start growing as "regrowth'. Many products promise to get your present hair to grow but don't mention regrowth, the herb Rosemary is good for that but you have to stop the hairloss/hairfall first. Stinging Nettle leaf has been my saving grace. I actually have hair on my head again and the bare spots are filling in. B/c of the Stinging Nettle Leaf and Mucuna Pruriens I've been able to reduce my tDCS treatments down to 1x/week and for that I'm grateful. I hope this helps someone who needs a solution for hairloss/hairfall.
