https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/9750243/spicy-korean-cabbage-kimchi-cures-baldness/
ok, from thesun.... but could be interesting to test..
ok, from thesun.... but could be interesting to test..
Korean Dish "kimchi" May Reverse Hairloss
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when will this be available?
It’s already available
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If this was true, no Korean would suffer from hairloss.
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Im Korean and have been eating kimchee all my life for thirty years. Im diffuse as a mother f****r.
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Yes BUT “kimchi drink twice a day - for breakfast and again at bedtime”
I suspect it’s potent.
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I think most fermented foods have some sort of anti hairloss or more exactly an overall therapeutic effect on your system. I used to eat miso soup twice a day and it could be why I kept a lot more hair than I thought I would, whereas my younger brothers have lost way more than me. But could also just be a coincidence and my genetics. The problem is its hard to keep it up, you get bored of it n it the summer who can have soup?!
But yeah I watch a lot of korean TV series and in every other scene there is always someone eating kimshi or offering it as a gift to a relative hehe, so like others have said if it was true you wouldn't have bald men in korea
Don't underestimate the power of korean marketing!
But yeah I watch a lot of korean TV series and in every other scene there is always someone eating kimshi or offering it as a gift to a relative hehe, so like others have said if it was true you wouldn't have bald men in korea
Don't underestimate the power of korean marketing!
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https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/life/762227/hair-loss-bald-men-country
what about sauerkraut? i see a lot of bald germans but its supposed to be very similar to kimchi
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And without it maybe it would have been slick bald, impossible to tell...
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The big three fermented foods that all have similar anti-aging benefits and have been shown to activate positively certain genes-kimchi, sauerkraut and natto. And as Nilescrane said above, a lifetime of consumption is not likely to spare your hair. However, if we combined all three into a topical....
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lol, we don't even eat that much Sauerkraut....the Kraut nickname was derrived from the fact that Sauerkraut was a common ration during the big war. You can put it in cans and it has a high concentration of vitamin c
may be if you didn't eat kimchee, you'd be bald since you were 25 y/o !
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The recipe maybe?
I know we can google it but still...