worldhairloss.com down?

Here is an interesting quote
“Low potassium levels seem to occur more at night and in the hotter months of the year.”
http://www.ithyroid.com/potassium.htm
.... aldosteronism

also keep in mind oxalates bind to damaged tissue—-> oxalic acid——> malassezia yeast——> itch

another quote

“correction of thyroid hormone levels results in correction of potassium levels.”
http://www.ithyroid.com/arthritis_and_potassium.htm
.... back to aldosteronism.

Best way to correct thyroid is with a low oxalate diet. IME.

In other words, a low oxalate diet/gluten free diet eventually lowers the calcium oxalates that with advancing age have accumulated in damaged tissues in the heart, arteries, lungs, thyroid, brain, etc., which in turn corrects hypothyroid, which in turn corrects potassium levels (which should lower aldosterone if getting enough magnesium), keeps malassezia yeasts in check and thus the itch in check.
In other words, I believe the “source” of the 95% of the itch to be caused by aldosteronism & malassezia yeast ... 5% demodex.
How do you correct aldosteronism & malassezia yeast? With a low oxalate & gluten free diet based on research.
If still having a problem and are already supplementing with magnesium chloride, then it may further be caused by eating too much salt/sodium = higher need for potassium such as from apple cider vinegar.

I hope I didn’t lose anybody. Maybe I should have made this into an article with more info
Here is a link to the oxalate content of food http://www.branwen.com/rowan/oxalate.htm

Around 1 1/2 years ago I bought one of those products that that site was selling and also looked over their forum and there are about 4 or 5 or so people claiming hair loss benefits with that site’s products.

Hey Nidhoge,
I used this product for a couple months on my face http://www.demodexsolutions.com/vpasp6.5/shopexd.asp?id=25 I could definitely see how it could help someone with rosacea or possibly acne ... I use to have very mild rosacea (a little red tone on my face) and it appeared to work. It did start burning my skin so I discontinued use and my LED light worked just as well. Now, my diet has 100% corrected it.

Hey nidhogge,
I’d love to write a blog regarding oxalates, lectins, free glutamic acid and sulfites I just wish I had more time to do it. Here are some good links with oxalates and wheat/gluten being the worst culprits for me ... although gluten also becomes an oxalate so go figure, lol.
http://demosecure.vrp.com/articles.aspx?page=LIST&ProdID=2009&zType=2
http://www.msgmyth.com/
http://www.thepowerhour.com/news2/msg_information.htm
http://www.dogtorj.com/
http://www.krispin.com/lectin.html
http://www.celiac.com/
http://www.lowoxalate.info/
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Trying_Low_Oxalates/

Hey Immortal Hair,
You’re definitely right about the average person not knowing where to start with all this information, lol. But yeah, that’s a good idea about copying and pasting the information.
I also believe that all the pieces of the MPB puzzle have been put together ... WooHoo!!!

Thanks. Still holds true to this day as well. Only difference being is that in some, magnesium in any form may not work out due to lyme infections and therefore need magnesium malate.
Bu,t yeah, diet is key in many health conditions as well as MPB. If people kept a journal of the foods they ate, others would see this pattern as well.