Louise Hay and hair-loss ... is it all in our minds?

I've always been a strong believer that illness first happens in our mind. Our body is just an intuitive machine (and a loyal friend) which tells us what we do or don't do right. If we listen and collaborate with it, I believe we can be healthy & happy.

The other book I'm reading at the moment is All is well by Louise Hay and a doctor of medicine Mona Lisa Schulz. You can read all about the causes of a disease and ways of healing it - conventional and alternative. I absolutely love this book! It is so worth reading - there are no words that would give justice to how much that book really is valuable!


Hair-loss is connected by our first emotional center - root chakra.
Here is what Louise and Lisa say about it in the book ...
"A lack of security can also come after a huge shock: the loss of a beloved family member, an abrupt and painful move, or anything else that leaves you feeling disoriented - like a plant that's been pulled up by its roots, or like being traumatically pulled from your home and sent to a foreign land. And science shows us that during these moments we can also lose our biological "roots" - our hair. When there is chaos between family members, there is an increased risk of hair loss (alopecia), not to mention psoriasis and other skin problems."

When I read this I was baffled! It is so true! when I left Canada I felt very sad. I left my friends, work and my new home there ....my roots where out of the soil. I still don't feel at home here where I am though I should have. :( I need to make sure I feel good everywhere I am, for I have myself, always. Easier said than done - I know.

Does this information struck your cord?
Tell me do you agree, dissagree?

Have a marvellous (hair) day :)
xoxo
B