I can read tort law cases, but writing about them in a clear way is still hard for me. A few classmates were discussing Tort Law Assignment Writing Services in UK and how students handle tough legal work. I want to build my own writing skills and understand how to answer questions with more confidence. The challenge for me is making the argument flow well. How do you structure your tort law assignments so they stay simple and clear?

Recently, I came across a video by Dr Shiva speaking about Hair Loss and the potential of Astralugus Root which is rich in polysaccharides for growing thick and healthy hair. Astralugus increases the expression of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) genes, which promotes hair growth. Astragaloside IV may be used for treatment of hair diseases such as alopecia, effluvium and hirsutism by retarding spontaneous catagen.

I ordered 2 packs of organic Astralugus Root and gave it a try.

Boiled a handful of astralugus in a pot until the water turns a lil' yellow. Pour out into a bowl. Water tastes pleasantly fragrant and sweet.

Now in my 2nd week into it, i feel a faster hair growth and a lil' itch on scalp like some action going on. Not sure if it's my imagination. Will continue for another week and order more of it.

It's a fascinating journey to piece the puzzle and try connect the dots on what really causes patterned hair loss.

Reasons for Hair Loss is a tough nut to crack, but definitely there's always a cause and effect!

Have been researching online the "non-mainstream" theories. Have you heard about the scalp-tension theory?

More information in the link below:

https://perfecthairhealth.com/scalp-tension-for-hair-loss/

Found this interesting video analysing whether Blood Flow affects Hair Growth.

INteresting!