I've been taking malic acid and I seem to be growing new hairs and my hair is nice and soft; however, these new hairs seem like they pull out easily. Is this because they are new and don't have a strong root system or is there likely still some other issue?
I noticed that there are people that are going grey very early on but keep their hair till they get old. And somehow a lot of them have hemochromatosis.
And people who are losing hair early on, seem to not have any problems with getting grey early.
So Iron vs Copper toxicitiy?
Also, it reacts to the water running on rusty pipes in my house, and it improves greatly if I rinse it with drinking water.
Ever looked for metals in your tap water? Or do you know what kind of water pipes you have?
I've been taking malic acid and I seem to be growing new hairs and my hair is nice and soft; however, these new hairs seem like they pull out easily. Is this because they are new and don't have a strong root system or is there likely still some other issue?
No, no update. It is both exciting yet frustrating, my hair is very soft and shiny now and I’ve had some ground around the temples fill in but the it still seems to be shedding. I’ve havent really been doing topical malic acid to be fair other than a few times here and there, but I’ve seemed to find topicals never really do much.Any update?
No, no update. It is both exciting yet frustrating, my hair is very soft and shiny now and I’ve had some ground around the temples fill in but the it still seems to be shedding. I’ve havent really been doing topical malic acid to be fair other than a few times here and there, but I’ve seemed to find topicals never really do much.
@Helen
is protein wasting hair loss from too low cortisol in fast metabolism with high potassium?
cortisol usually goes up with potassium.
I think hairloss is from too high aldosterone action, which causes sodium retention which raises thyroid without having much potassium. this then raises progesterone to compensate.
this is the most common imbalance that I see. And since potassium is low but thyroid is high, cortisol is low in fast metabolism
On the hairtest this looks like fast oxidation. with high sodium potassium ratio.
May be those people could benefit from crazy sodium loading.
What do you think is the case for the other fast oxidizers with low Na/K?
Probably has to do with calcium metabolism. If sodium is low, then there is inability to produce enough aldosterone and adrenaline. And body has to work only on cortisol which can cause hair thinning also.
So you have to look at copper metabolism, , calcium metabolism, plus vitamin C and E metabolism.
also you should try to test potassium in blood. Hyperthyroidism could cause hypokalemia.

My potassium in blood is very bottom of range. Calcium is high. Here’s my panel. View attachment 1050