Replied by Ted (Bangkok, Thailand)
No, black molasses will not thicken the hair. But if you want normal hair to come back some sodium ascorbate vitamin C helps. The thicker hair is helped with 5 mg of biotin, 200 mg of vitamin B5 and 200 mg of B8, for example. Whey protein may also help with the hair by at least giving the hair the needed protein for growth.Replied by Janhavi M (India, Bangalore) on 01/08/2011
Hi Ted, I am 36 and I had grey hairs from early age. Now I have nearly 80% grey hair, I have started taking the following. Could you pls let me know the dosages are correct Thanks for your valuable postings.
1) 1 tablespoon(20-25 ml) of BSM
2) vitamin C sodium ascorbate 1000 mg, 3 times a day
3) 50 mg zinc gluconate tables, 1 time a day
4) Vitamin B complex, I am not sure of the dosage of this, pls advice.
5) I try to take 2/3 tablespoon cocoa powder once in a week
Thanks, Janhavi
Replied by Kishore (Sandton, Gt) on 01/23/2011
Black Lustrous Hair
Treatment One tablespoon (20-25 ml) of Black Strap Molasses
One tablespoon Brewer's Yeast with One Litre Yogurt
Vitamin C sodium ascorbate 1000 mg, 3 times a day
50 mg zinc gluconate tables, 1 time a day
Vitamin B complex, Four times a week Two/Three tablespoon
Cocoa powder once in a week
Wheat Germ, about any amount
Whey Protein, About any amount
