 tHE TRICKLE DOWN EFFECT!
On a healthy scalp the shedding of skin cells is a normal process;new cells are continuously forming on the lower layers of the skin,gradually making their way to the top layer,where during a 28 day renewal cycle they replacethose that are above it.but if you have dandruff there has been an acceleration of this process and an overgrowth of the cells.
As dead cells are rapidly cast off they tend to clump together with the help of natuaral oils from your hair and scalp,to make matters worse these dead cells are filled with chemicals that can be reabsorbed by the scalp!
bUT WHY does the cell profileration shift into overdrive and spread at such a raid rate noone knows for sure,but a yeast-like Fungus called Pityrosporum ovale could play a role.the fungus lives natuarally on everyones scalp in small amounts.but if numbers increase the bodys immue system may mount an attack from time to time in an attempt to rid itsef of this.
Many scalp related diseases are directly the result of toxemia,while toxins in the body adversaly affecting the bodys system indirectly affect other conditions.cleansing the colon should be performed through oral means by enema or colonic irrigation.the colon is the key to health and the root of nearly all the bodys illnesses.a clogged colon blocks the ability of the body to absorb nutrients from foods you consume. therefore causing malnutrition of hair
Excessive toxins send the body into a panic and overwork other organs of the body when the colon cannot eliminate them, commonly overworked organs are the liver and kidneys.however the trickle down effect actually causes the adrenal glands to overproduce testosteroie leading to increase levels of DHT
once one has cleansed natuarally cleanliness must be maintained to avoid the buildup of toxins!
Toxemia is caused by poor circulation and the thinning of the intestinal walls.when the body becomes toxic various genetic dispositions mature and illnesses arise due to toxemia the persons blood becomes acidic and this acidity comes thru the largest organ in the body the skin.
Fungal infections agents are opportunist's,fungi particullarly like to locate themselves in and around growing hair follicles the fungi get right into the hair fiber itself. this weakens the hair fiber and infected hair fibers be very brittle and break,this infection can take many forms depending on the agent involved,the individuals immune response and the type of hair they have
in the infection of psoraisis it may cover the entire scalp or it can spread ot in a circle much like ripples from a stone thrown into a pond.has anyone ever seen a crown of psroiasis? its really nasty looking!
If the heathy scalp of a young or middle-aged person be examined a thick layer of fat will be found between the scalp and skull and to this layer the undersurface of the skin is attached rather loosely it extends over the forehead beyond the hairlineforming a crown not content with its invasion of the scalp the disease spreads downward either choosing the route behind the ears or that in front of the ears. after gainig a foothold on the face certain
areas such as eyes,eyebrows'the mustache and beard region and the folds between the nose and the corner of the lips are infected
I found this explanation a little to close for comfort my face was tottaly encassed and the spots that are mentioned here we're my worst areas including my eyes.i've always known that ny scalp was the reason my entire body was deteriorating my scalp was extremely distorted and i could feel areas being pulled in all different directions it also would be very painful at times.as if someone was pulling my skin as tight as they could on the top of my scalp! it had tottally distorted my face.
If a parasitie were to manifest itself in our deep -tissue undermining planes.in these deep-tissue planes, the parasite faces very little resistance actually probally none at all! to spread and can grow insidiously and extend until it is detected.the detection of infection in deep planes are very difficult to diagnoise
xo Robin  | 
April 9th, 2009, 09:13 PM
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