Kamal Ghorui
Hair regrowth rarely starts in the bathroom. It starts in the kitchen.
Many people dealing with bald patches are actually dealing with nutritional gaps without realising it. Skipped meals, dieting trends, irregular eating schedules — modern routines often leave hair follicles underfed.
Hair needs protein, iron, and healthy fats to grow. Without them, follicles slowly shift into rest mode.
Simple Indian foods help more than complicated supplements. Soaked almonds in the morning. Curry leaves added to dal or chutney. Homemade ghee in small amounts. Paneer, eggs, or lentils for protein. Seasonal fruits that hydrate the body from within.
And water matters more than we admit. Dehydration makes hair fragile. During summer, drink water even before you feel thirsty.
Hair responds quietly to nourishment. Give it a few weeks, and you’ll often notice softer baby hair appearing first.
