What causes alopecia in children? The most common causes are non-medical (pulling hair too tight, brushing roughly, newborn hair loss) or caused by tinea capitis (a fungal infection), alopecia areata (immune system attacking hair follicles), trichotillomania (hair pulling or plucking often caused by anxiety), or telogen effluvium (caused by severe illness or other stressful event).
By B. Jamison-harrison on August 2, 2014. Verified Purchase. I'm still trying to make sure that the turpentine gum spirits is the correct turpentine to used topically. An old remedy from my mom (92 years old) and my dad (98 years old) is to mix the turpentine with baby oil and use as a pain reliever. It works better than any pain pain lotion or topical pain reliever I've used. However, this time, I used it occasionally and did not dilute it with baby oil.
[â]fenderbender 6 points7 points8 points 23 days ago (0 children) Piggybacking you to extend your insight. You can use kratom to help treat some of the symptoms of depression such as tiredness, lack of motivation, or low mood, but don't use kratom to treat depression. There are different types of depression and some forms of kratom will probably help some of them but I don't think it is wise to use it as an end all be all.