Onion juice has gained attention as a natural remedy for hair loss, with studies and anecdotal evidence suggesting potential benefits. Research indicates that topical application of onion juice may stimulate hair regrowth, particularly for conditions like . A small clinical trial found 74% of participants experienced hair regrowth after two weeks of twice-daily use, while another study reported 87% improvement after eight weeks. The sulfur content in onions supports keratin production – a key protein for hair strength – and quercetin, an antioxidant in onions, may combat inflammation and autoimmune-related hair loss.
from the video include blending red onions, straining the juice, massaging it into the scalp for 30-60 minutes twice weekly, and rinsing thoroughly to eliminate odor. Some recommend enhancing the mixture with (shown in studies to rival pharmaceutical hair loss treatments) or with honey and salt to boost quercetin levels.
While promising for certain types of hair loss, limitations exist:
– Not a cure for genetic baldness or severe alopecia
– Results vary between individuals
– Strong odor may deter regular use
– Possible skin irritation for sensitive individuals
The video additionally recommends high-dose vitamin D supplementation (10,000-20,000 IU daily) and dietary improvements. However, medical experts caution against self-prescribing such high vitamin D doses without professional guidance. For persistent hair loss, consult a dermatologist to address underlying causes and explore FDA-approved treatments alongside natural approaches.