Basis of the capillar treatment.
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Purification Before getting around to sowing, we have to prepare the ground that we want to cultivate - pull out the weeds, throw out the stones and so on - that is to say, get reid of everything that stands in the way of a good harvest, so that the seed can germinate and grow in the best possible conditions.
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Alkaline diet Every plant should grow in earth which has the pH level ideally suited to it. Just as all plants do not develop well in the same type of soil, so it is hair. In an organism with over-acidic blood lacking the necessary nutrients, the hair will fall out.
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Energy-saving techniques This step can be compared to the maintenance of the ideal temperature and humidity for the growth and reproduction of the plants in the nursery.
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Allergic desensitisation This corresponds to the fight against the specific blight that afflicts any particular plantation. In our case, the aim is to countract the allergic reaction that people may manifest to their own male hormones. |
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Basic diet We can compare this process to the job of getting rid of a parasite-infected pot whose earth has lost all its mineral goodness, We have to remove the plant, get rid of the exhausted earth and replace it, and eliminate the infection from both plant and pot. Only then will the plant be able to recover and grow. |
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Standing on your head To water the plant effectively, we have to choose the most appropriate technique, like dripfeed system, for instance. So too with the hair follicle : standing on your head sends the blood with all its nutrients to every follicle providing them with nutrition and favouring fresh hair growth.
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Aerobic exercise before breakfast This is equivalent to the oxygen and sunlight that the plant needs to fulfil its chlorophyllous function (photosynthesis).The benefits that light and oxygen confer on the plant are the same as those that exercise before breakfast brings to our system, which by improving our physical and psychological condition helps to encourage the growth of our hair.
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Psychodiagnosis. To understand the role of psychodiagnosis, take the example of the roots of a plant. The roots are comparable to the hidden aspect of our problem. Lack of self-esteem has similar effects on the self-realisation of the individual as have underdeveloped roots on plant growth |
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Allergic desensitisation This correspond to the fight against the specific blight that afflicts any particular plantation. In our case the aim is to counteract the allergic reaction that people may manifest to their own male hormones. |
