Flora Zhao
Author
Flora is a health reporter for The Epoch Times. She holds a master’s degree in demography and served as editor of a social sciences journal for seven years.
Shifting her focus from macro issues like population changes and economic development to personal health, Flora finds great joy and satisfaction in her work. She bases her articles on thorough literature reviews and in-depth interviews with experts, aiming to provide content that genuinely helps people. Email her at: [email protected]
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When the root causes are found, healing hair loss could be possible—at least for some people.
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‘The human body is like a miniature universe,’ said Shu Rong, certified TCM practitioner.
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Hair is like a lush, thriving garden with roots embedded in soil that must be enriched to maintain health and vitality.
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