- Male
- 25 Years
- 22/01/2025
I've been reading a lot about homeopathic treatments for grey hair. I came across something that mentioned ACID PHOS Q as a possible solution. Is it actually safe to use, and if it is, could you recommend a specific brand? I'm really curious if it could work for me.
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Homeopathy offers several treatments for grey hair, and Acid Phos Q is one of them. Acid Phos Q is a popular homeopathic remedy suggested for premature greying of hair, particularly when it's caused by grief, depression, or emotional stress.
As for its safety, Acid Phos Q is generally considered safe when taken as directed. However, it's essential to consult a homeopathic doctor or a healthcare professional before starting any new medication.
You can find Acid Phos Q from various homeopathic brands, such as:
- SBL Acid Phos Q
- Dr. Reckeweg Acid Phos Q
- Bakson Acid Phos Q
In addition to Acid Phos Q, other homeopathic remedies for grey hair include:
- Lycopodium: For premature greying of hair in spots
- Phosphorus: To prevent further greying of hair
- Natrum Mur: For premature greying of hair in anaemic or weak individuals
- Silicea: For premature greying of hair with digestive issue
Dr. Chandra Suggests...
Consult a Dermatologist
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