I don't thtnk this is related but strangely, my hair started to grow back after I had the 'rona badly in 2020. It grew back where I previously had male pattern baldness. I suspect that the 'rona dropped my testosterone and reversed my male pattern baldness.

But one change I made was that I started taking zinc supplements. Zinc depletion can cause hair loss and I wonder if people lose zinc during a 'rona infection.

Could you make sure she isn't zinc deficient?

Another useful thing to try is large dose vit D. It moderates immune response and I have heard that it has helped people I know with psoriasis. If the hair loss is autoimmune related. Maybe vit D might damp that down. I can find an article on vit D and immune response if you want.

I lost about a 3rd of my hair volume after having covid in Jan.... But it's all growing back in now....

I am 57 (female) and unjabbed...

At the off chance that this could be an autoimmune triggered problem, try taking HCQ. My mother developed this type of weird alopecia suddenly. Doctor after doctor came up with all kinds of reasons and lots of topical steroid cremes - none of which stopped the hair loss. We took a biopsy and sent it in to a special lab in southern CA. It came back positive for autoimmune lichen planus of the hair follicles.

This form of autoimmune disorder of the hair follicles is very rare - but it makes perfect sense. Autoimmune disorders, in my experience, are usually triggered by physical or emotional trauma of some sort. Having a severe case of the Rona after the emotional trauma of lockdowns would qualify. The HCQ is taken for many forms of autoimmune disorders like Rheumatoid Arthritis. Unfortunately for my mother, she developed a couple of pretty good bald spots by the time she was diagnosed. Now she is having great difficulty getting a doctor where she lives in So CA to write the damn script. She finally has someone willing to do it - after she has tried the useless steroid cremes first. The doc wants to cover her butt with the medical board before giving my mom the HCQ - even though she has been taking the stuff for over 25 years!

The other option would be to target heavy metals. We could have just as easily been poisoned. Concentrate on ways to detoxify heavy metals. One of the symptoms of heavy metal toxicity is hair loss. Taking nutrients alone is not going to deal with with toxicity. It must be pulled out of the body. Xeolite, activated charcoal, bentonite clay, Biosil, apple pectin, are all ways to pull heavy metals out of the digestive tract. Far infra red saunas and IV chelation are another way to pull metals out of the body but they must be done with supervision.

I hope this gives you some ideas to start thinking outside the box a little. Good luck.

My hair was very dry and brittle with some hair loss and nothing I used on it helped. Once I started taking Ivermectin that turned around in the first week. Many places to get it like the Horse Paste or if you want tablets with no prescription, I used Ivermectin.com. Located in and ships from the US and arrives in less than a week. They ship 100 12mg tablets for a total of $200 including shipping. It is less expensive coming from overseas but takes 4-6 weeks to arrive.

Ok this will sound like the dumbest answer to this inquiry, but it worked. years ago I developed alopecia in big round spots, looked like an alien grabbed my head in the middle of the night. I lost all of the hair in the spots. When it grew back it was whiteish gray. I found some people online who were talking about the wonders of using onion juice as a shampoo before your normal washing. Here's how it works:

Grind up an onion, turn it into a mush (it will be COLD) DO NOT GET IN YOUR EYES!! Apply generously Use It ALL... and wrap the head in a towel (tried turban hair wraps and shower caps, but only the towel kept it out of our eyes.) Leave on for at least 45 minutes, then wash out using your normal shampoo. Will take several washings to get smell out but recommended to do twice a week

It not only grew my hair back, it darkened the gray spots and made the hair springy and it shines. My wife's hair is naturally blonde with white and she used to dye it auburn, and it never seemed to grow past her shoulders. When she did this her hair got thicker, springier, and it shined like it was metallic. She had gold silver and copper hair for a while. It was wild. It also accelerated the growth.

after it grew back, we only need to do it once a month now to have the same results. The hair will be VERY clean and able to absorb better the conditioner.

BONUS*** Just a theory, but it might help to match the onion color with the hair color (White onion for gray, Yellow for blonde, red for brown/black) It did add a slight tinge of color, but not in a bad way.

Hope this helps, feel free to ask if you have anymore questions and let us know if it helps. Always best to try the natural first right?

This happened to me. I caught it this past Jan. About 6mo in it slowed way down and I have new growth but it’s still falling out more than I would like. I have a 2 bald spots on my head. I’ve tried every vitamin, Covid protocols, special shampoo, everything. It slows down but over time. I’ve yet to find anything that works.

Had Covid end of Jan. Started losing hair in March. Stopped losing around July 1st. Started using Sugar Bear Hair gummies. Additional biotin supplement. Drs say 2-6 months you can loose hair. Takes about 9-12 to regrow. Say that you’ll loose no more than 50 percent. Thankfully I had thick hair. Had Covid again beginning of July. Hopefully it won’t happen again. They say it’s a certain type of hair strands that you’ll loose. It does grow back. Try not to brush a lot and limit your shampooing to 2 times a week if possible. Also used shampoo and conditioner I bought on Amazon. I think it helped. You can also see a dermatologist. I did not. Did not have the shot.

Iodine, get the X2 from infowarsstore (I know, but it’s the best quality I found) then one drop a day.

Alopecia Areata. Go see a dermatologist and get some steroid lotion. An old school doctor will give you a cortisone shot to stop the hair loss until the lotion starts taking effect.

I suffer from many different auto-immune disorders since I was 5 years old.

I've had 3 instances of this over the last 20 years.

There are LOTS of things that can cause hair loss. For example, too much Selenium supplements can do this.

Sure, it may be caused by some kind of illness, or possible the vaxx. But, PLEASE consider EVERYTHING... diet, supplements, food sources, environments, stress, etc.

Here are some GAW posts on hair loss. Look through these for info.

https://greatawakening.win/search?params=Hair+loss&community=GreatAwakening

I added a few drops of rosemary essential oil to hair products and massaged into scalp. Lots of collagen supplements, I used the powder in smoothies and mixed into any liquid. Other supplements: Diatomaceous earth, Horsetail, any of the nail/skin/hair supplements, drink green tea. But even with all of that my experience is it runs it's course after 2-3 months so focus on growing back. Mine came back but somewhat unevenly.

Well, everyone is going to tell you some total BS about physical liquids and whatnot that you can either ingest or rub into the hair / scalp. Total nonsense and you can remember that I told you so. All that advice is rooted in the philosophy of physicalism. My best guess about hair loss is that it's caused by a severing of the individual's spiritual connection with either God or simply "the cosmos". The top of the head is the 7th Chakra and is associated with "connection to the divine". You would need to investigate which deep thoughts and feelings she was having during her "COVID". What was the cause of her "COVID"? (Not a virus). She purged energies that could not be integrated. What were they? They'll have something to do with the hair loss, probably. Remember, you're here for The Great Awakening, not some useless rosemary oil.

Happened to my sister. Wasn’t falling out as much as it was breaking off up high. She had to cut her hair short to stop the breakage. That was 6 months ago, she’s got lots of new growth since then.

Most likely it’s a vitamin deficiency. So now Covid causes hair loss? First of all, covid does not exist. You don’t go from 34million cases of the flu to less than 1000 the next year. That is insane. Maybe it was the Qtip shoved into her brain?

Why did you make an image for this post, is this real?