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Get Growing - Tea
Hi everyone,
I've been drinking this tea for the last two months and noticed that I suddenly have white fuzz growing on my head again after there has been nothing for months. Now it's possible that it has nothing to do with tea at all, but maybe it did. Just wanted to share, in case anyone is interested in trying this tea. It tastes like chamomile tea. I love the name "Get Growing", it's sort of what we all are hoping for.
http://www.republicoftea.com/product.aspx?p=V00722
You can order it from their site or try and get it from your local Whole Foods store.
I've been drinking this tea for the last two months and noticed that I suddenly have white fuzz growing on my head again after there has been nothing for months. Now it's possible that it has nothing to do with tea at all, but maybe it did. Just wanted to share, in case anyone is interested in trying this tea. It tastes like chamomile tea. I love the name "Get Growing", it's sort of what we all are hoping for.
http://www.republicoftea.com/product.aspx?p=V00722
You can order it from their site or try and get it from your local Whole Foods store.
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Permalink Reply by Angie on
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That is wonderful for you Andrea! After reading your discussion, I thought about green tea. Here is a good study about green tea and hair growth. There is something in green tea called Polyphenolic Compounds, which have something to do with getting rid of inflammation and hair growth.
http://www.hairloss-research.com/how-green-tea-has-proven-to-cure-h...
I use to drink three cups a day/no suger. I'm going to go back to the green tea, because it has so many other health benifits. Remember it's not known what causes alopecia, so green tea might help some health issue that triggers the alopecia. I'm going to start the green tea today and I keep you posted.
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