Traditional Chinese Medicine and hair-loss Part 2! In this episode, Doctor Motley explores hair-loss related to infections in the kidneys and bladder. Learn how old kidney and bladder infections could be connected to the hair loss you’re experiencing. Doctor Motley gives you his testing recommendations (including testing for yeast and fungal infections), as well as common signs and symptoms and natural remedies. 

#hairloss #thinninghair #traditonalChineseMedicine #kidneyhealth

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Links:

For Hair Loss and Kidneys

Golden Thread: https://shorturl.at/SqVsD

Uva Ursi: https://shorturl.at/vqxmG

Vital Guard Supreme: https://shorturl.at/ZWJTt

For Yeast and Fungus

Scutellaria: https://shorturl.at/PPGV5

Melia Supreme: https://shorturl.at/CmDlf

Anti-yeast diet

For Testing:

https://microgendx.com/ - look out for urokey

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