The liver is the most silent organ in the body. Since the liver itself has no nerves, liver disease is usually asymptomatic and painless in the early stages, but you want to know if your liver is starting to weaken? Is there a problem? Chinese medicine, which emphasizes observation, diagnosis and diagnosis, has a small method. If your hair suddenly becomes dull, thin, coarse, or even bald, it is often a precursor to a liver explosion. The liver and hair have no nerve, but it is an indicator of vitality.
According to the theory of Chinese medicine, there are two parts of the human body that are closely related to the liver and can show the nutritional glory of the human body, namely the hair and nails.
The liver function is divided into three stages from normal to deteriorating, and Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee, a Chinese medicine doctor, pointed out that they are vigorous, not vigorous and decaying. The liver is so resilient that even though it has begun to weaken, it can still support the body’s normal functioning for a period of time and is completely invisible on the outside.
In fact, when the liver’s nutrients and chemicals become insufficient or weakened, Chinese medicine believes that there are actually signals, for example, after surgery or women giving birth, a deeper horizontal line will appear on the nails, which means that bleeding has caused considerable damage to the body, and only then will there be a record time horizontal line. Hair is also, according to Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee, if there is easy hair loss, hair starts to become less shiny, rough, thinning, all related to liver health; but hair turns white, it is mostly related to natural aging and genetics.
Although a full head of black hair becomes gray hair and liver weakness has nothing to do with, but if you want to look young, do not move on the hair coloring, the price of instant results, may lose the liver or kidney health. Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee stressed that modern science has confirmed that long-term hair coloring may lead to bladder cancer, the chemical composition of hair dye from the hair roots to the blood, will still increase the burden of detoxification of the liver and kidneys, on the age but do not want to be a silver-haired people, to restore a head of dark and shiny hair, may be from the wisdom of the Chinese ancestors to steal.
The genetic heritage of his father and grandfather’s gray hair, Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee, was also suffering from the problem of “grayheads”. In order to make himself look younger, he spent his time researching Chinese medicine drinks that could help rejuvenate his hair.
The hair will become thinner, thinner and whiter as people age, and the scalp pores are getting weaker and weaker, but traditional Chinese medicine, such as Fo-Ti , is said to help turn hair from white to black. After years of research and development, Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee have developed a functional drink with the appropriate extracted ingredients, together with Huangjing (Polygonatum sibiricum), which strengthens the lungs and brightens the eyes, and Glossy Privet Fruit (Ligustri lucidi fructus) , which benefits the kidneys and nourishes the kidney yin. The first to try to drink, continue to drink less than a year, the original gray hair Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee, now the hair, eyebrows and beard apparently back to black. Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee emphasized that through health maintenance methods, gray hair can still be revived and become stronger and less prone to hair loss, especially when protecting the liver means minimizing damage and avoiding hair coloring.
A healthy liver gives you the energy you need to live life to the fullest!
Originally from: Health.chinatimes.com
Health Chinatimes/ Reporter Ya-Wen Chu reports 2011.09.01
http://health.chinatimes.com/blog/herbs/index_at6311.html
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