Learn which TCM herbs promote hair growth naturally. He Shou Wu, Rehmannia, and more for healthy hair.
In TCM, hair is considered "the surplus of blood" and is nourished by the Kidneys and Liver. Hair loss often indicates Kidney Jing deficiency, Liver Blood deficiency, or Blood stagnation in the scalp.
The most famous hair herb in TCM. Its name translates to "Black-Haired Mr. He." Rich in iron and zinc, it nourishes Liver and Kidney Yin, darkens hair, and stimulates growth. Studies show it promotes melanocyte proliferation.
Nourishes Kidney Yin and cools blood. Particularly effective for hair loss with dry, brittle hair and premature graying.
Improves blood circulation to the scalp. "The female ginseng" tonifies blood and delivers nutrients to hair follicles.
Five-flavor berry that supports Liver function and stress adaptation. High in lignans that may inhibit DHT.
Nourishes Liver Blood and Kidney Yin. Rich in zinc, iron, and antioxidants that support follicle health.
Regular consumption nourishes blood and essence. A traditional daily remedy for hair growth — eat 1 tablespoon daily.
Nourishes blood and Yin. Particularly good for hair loss associated with anemia or post-illness.
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