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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5 Common Hair Routine Mistakes to Avoid
Hair is healthiest when the cuticle is intact and the scales are tightly sealed. An incorrect hair care routine can damage the cuticle and break the hair.
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Nature’s Alternatives to Popular Hair Loss Drugs
‘Saw palmetto, in essence, works in a similar way to what finasteride does,’ says a hair transplant surgeon.
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5 Things to Know About Hair Transplants
Imagine your hair is like a grove of trees on a hillside: The transplant procedure does not plant new trees but rather relocates healthy ones.
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Hair Loss Is a Sign of Internal Imbalances, and How Natural Medicine Reverses It
When the root causes are found, healing hair loss could be possible—at least for some people.
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Hair Loss May Signal Deeper Problems, and Traditional Chinese Remedies Could Help
‘The human body is like a miniature universe,’ said Shu Rong, certified TCM practitioner.
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How to Eat to Promote Hair Growth
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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Popular Drugs and Therapies That Reverse Hair Loss—And Their Caveats
A 1988 medical paper noted a drug that generated hair growth in desired locations—it became the first FDA-approved medication for hair loss.
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The Root Causes of Hair Loss
Similar to plants, hair grows in cycles. When that rhythm is disturbed, hair loss can follow.
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Caffeine May Be Borrowing Energy From You–Here’s Why
Your morning cup of joe may feel like it’s giving you energy, but the effect is an illusion.
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5 Common Hair Routine Mistakes to Avoid
Hair is healthiest when the cuticle is intact and the scales are tightly sealed. An incorrect hair care routine can damage the cuticle and break the hair.
|
Nature’s Alternatives to Popular Hair Loss Drugs
‘Saw palmetto, in essence, works in a similar way to what finasteride does,’ says a hair transplant surgeon.
|
5 Things to Know About Hair Transplants
Imagine your hair is like a grove of trees on a hillside: The transplant procedure does not plant new trees but rather relocates healthy ones.
|
Hair Loss Is a Sign of Internal Imbalances, and How Natural Medicine Reverses It
When the root causes are found, healing hair loss could be possible—at least for some people.
|
Hair Loss May Signal Deeper Problems, and Traditional Chinese Remedies Could Help
‘The human body is like a miniature universe,’ said Shu Rong, certified TCM practitioner.
|
How to Eat to Promote Hair Growth
Hair is like a lush, thriving garden with roots embedded in soil that must be enriched to maintain health and vitality.
|
Popular Drugs and Therapies That Reverse Hair Loss—And Their Caveats
A 1988 medical paper noted a drug that generated hair growth in desired locations—it became the first FDA-approved medication for hair loss.
|
The Root Causes of Hair Loss
Similar to plants, hair grows in cycles. When that rhythm is disturbed, hair loss can follow.
|
Caffeine May Be Borrowing Energy From You–Here’s Why
Your morning cup of joe may feel like it’s giving you energy, but the effect is an illusion.
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