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hans · 8 maart 2003, 18:53

Nou, als je het onderstaand onderzoek leest dan moet het wel helpen:

Onion juice (Allium cepa L.), a new topical treatment for alopecia areata.

Sharquie KE, Al-Obaidi HK.

Department of Dermatology and Venereology, Baghdad Teaching Hospital, Iraq.

Alopecia areata is a patchy, non-scarring hair loss condition. Any hair-bearing surface may be involved, and different modalities of treatment have been used to induce hair regrowth. This study was designed to test the effectiveness of topical crude onion juice in the treatment of patchy alopecia areata in comparison with tap water. The patients were divided into two groups. The first group [onion juice treated] consisted of 23 patients, 16 males (69.5%) and 7 females (30.5%). Their ages ranged between 5-42 years with a mean of 22.7 years. The second group [control; tap-water-treated] consisted of 15 patients, 8 males (53.3%) and 7 females (46.6%). Their ages ranged between 3-35 years with a mean of 18.3 years. The two groups were advised to apply the treatment twice daily for two months. Re-growth of terminal coarse hairs started after two weeks of treatment with crude onion juice. At four weeks, hair re-growth was seen in 17 patients (73.9%), and, at six weeks, the hair re-growth was observed in 20 patients (86.9%) and was significantly higher among males (93.7%) compared to females (71.4%) P<0.0001. In the tap-water treated-control group, hair re-growth was apparent in only 2 patients (13%) at 8 weeks of treatment with no sex difference. The present study showed that the use of crude onion juice gave significantly higher results with regard to hair re-growth than did tap water (P<0.0001), and that it can be an effective topical therapy for patchy alopecia areata.

Maar nadeel is inderdaad dat uien niet al te prettig ruiken......

Priya · 11 maart 2003, 21:00

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Department of Dermatology and Venereology, Baghdad Teaching Hospital, Iraq.

dat klinkt toch niet helemaal zo betrouwbaar

en er zijn veels te weinig patienten bij betrokken geweest.Iraq

Priya · 11 maart 2003, 21:01

nou dat gaat ook lekker, komt dat woord onderaan te staan

ik moet nog veel leren voor ik dit forum helemaal door heb

Priya · 25 maart 2003, 18:54

er blijkt trouwens toch een soort van waarheid in te schuilen, ik las toevallig hetzelfde in een oud boek

dat niks met deze studie van doen heeft.

8 maart 2003, 18:53	#16
hans HaarWeb lid Geregistreerd: 29 maart 2002 Berichten: 71	Nou, als je het onderstaand onderzoek leest dan moet het wel helpen: Onion juice (Allium cepa L.), a new topical treatment for alopecia areata. Sharquie KE, Al-Obaidi HK. Department of Dermatology and Venereology, Baghdad Teaching Hospital, Iraq. Alopecia areata is a patchy, non-scarring hair loss condition. Any hair-bearing surface may be involved, and different modalities of treatment have been used to induce hair regrowth. This study was designed to test the effectiveness of topical crude onion juice in the treatment of patchy alopecia areata in comparison with tap water. The patients were divided into two groups. The first group [onion juice treated] consisted of 23 patients, 16 males (69.5%) and 7 females (30.5%). Their ages ranged between 5-42 years with a mean of 22.7 years. The second group [control; tap-water-treated] consisted of 15 patients, 8 males (53.3%) and 7 females (46.6%). Their ages ranged between 3-35 years with a mean of 18.3 years. The two groups were advised to apply the treatment twice daily for two months. Re-growth of terminal coarse hairs started after two weeks of treatment with crude onion juice. At four weeks, hair re-growth was seen in 17 patients (73.9%), and, at six weeks, the hair re-growth was observed in 20 patients (86.9%) and was significantly higher among males (93.7%) compared to females (71.4%) P<0.0001. In the tap-water treated-control group, hair re-growth was apparent in only 2 patients (13%) at 8 weeks of treatment with no sex difference. The present study showed that the use of crude onion juice gave significantly higher results with regard to hair re-growth than did tap water (P<0.0001), and that it can be an effective topical therapy for patchy alopecia areata. Maar nadeel is inderdaad dat uien niet al te prettig ruiken......

11 maart 2003, 21:01	#18
Priya HaarWeb lid Geregistreerd: 4 maart 2003 Berichten: 121	nou dat gaat ook lekker, komt dat woord onderaan te staan ik moet nog veel leren voor ik dit forum helemaal door heb

25 maart 2003, 18:54	#19
Priya HaarWeb lid Geregistreerd: 4 maart 2003 Berichten: 121	er blijkt trouwens toch een soort van waarheid in te schuilen, ik las toevallig hetzelfde in een oud boek dat niks met deze studie van doen heeft.