It contains a lot of components that make your body much healthier, hair included. Here are some of the things that this herb can do for you:

Every day, we get exposed to free radicals from smoke pollution, sun’s rays, industrial chemicals, and radiation. We also get free radicals from our unhealthy diet and hectic lifestyle.

The best thing to fight free radicals are antioxidants which we can find in supplements or from various healthy foods such as fruits, vegetables, grains, meats, and herbs.

A study was conducted to prove that this herb from Thailand is rich in antioxidants by observing the liver and uterus in estrogen-deficient mice. Some mice were given the herb's extracts while some mice were given synthetic estrogen supplements.

The study shows that mice who were given the extracts had an increase in their antioxidant levels, while mice who were given synthetic estrogen had zero changes.

Since this herb was proven to have high antioxidant activity, the study shows that it can protect our scalp and hair from free radicals in the environment.

Isoflavonoid is a compound proven to be effective in combating aging. It’s used as a treatment to prevent wrinkling of the skin as well.

Since the compound is an anti-aging product, it’s also effective in reducing gray hair so you won’t have to dye your hair monthly or constantly pluck white hair.

Isoflavonoids are usually found in soybeans, seafood, meat, and other dairy products but a study shows that this compound is also found in this miraculous herb.

This is good news for people who want to look for other alternative sources of isoflavonoids to have shiny, black hair.

The study even suggests that farmers should cultivate this herb more to produce a sufficient supply of leaves as a stable source of isoflavonoids.

Another beneficial component that this herb contains is estrogen which positively affects our metabolism to break fats and sugars in our body.

If we have the right estrogen level in our body, we are guaranteed to have the right amount of good cholesterol and proper weight.

Good cholesterol is important for arteries because it helps prevent plaque blockage. If your arteries are healthy, so is your heart which pumps blood throughout the body.

It’s expected that people with a healthy heart have healthy hair as well. Here’s why:

The root of each hair strand is connected to blood vessels which are nourished with oxygen carried by the blood from the heart. If you have a healthy heart that causes good blood flow in your body, your hair will benefit from the blood circulation, too.

The more blood flows through the blood vessels and reaches your hair follicle, the more oxygen and nutrients your hair will receive, thus, improving hair growth.

In conclusion, this herb which contains high amounts of estrogen can improve blood circulation and robust hair.

Unfortunately, pre-menopause in women causes thinning of hair especially in the central part of the head and near the forehead.

This is because the level of estrogen in your body lowers while the level of androgen rises during menopause. This hormonal imbalance that causes hair thinning is what some people refer to as androgenic hair loss.

Luckily, you can fight it with a natural substance called phytoestrogen.

It’s mainly found in plants and plant-based food like chili, soy, wheat, barley, wheat berries, pomegranates, and sesame seeds. They can be added into your diet to help you achieve full, healthy hair.

This herb is also rich in phytoestrogen and has been used by medical practitioners to help menopausal patients since it helps relieve menopausal symptoms with little to no side effects.