Recently, rosemary has been the subject of laboratory animal studies investigating its potential prevention of cancer and its antibacterial properties.
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Rosemary is a very popular herb in the kitchen. Usually a typical company also white meats or lamb. But it is also true that their medicinal uses and applications are extremely broad. Among them, is that of being good for your hair.
While the properties of rosemary to the hair are diverse, the main ones are being a good astringent (often used for oily hair) and, above all, to stimulate hair growth. Hence it appears in many recipes of this nature.
As the rosemary a good stimulating blood circulation, it is usually as an activator of capillary irrigation, thereby, help hair growth.
ALOPECIA
One of the traditional uses of rosemary has been to stimulate hair growth. In a study involving 86 people with alopecia areata (a disease of unknown cause characterized by significant hair loss, usually in spots) those who massaged their scalps with rosemary and other essential oils (including lavender, thyme and oil cedarwood) every day for seven months experienced significant re - growth of hair compared to those who massaged their scalps without the essential oils. It is not entirely clear from this study if the rosemary (or a combination of rosemary and other essential oils) were responsible for the beneficial effects.
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