Articles in Knowledge
Expert insights on medical tourism, health treatments, and wellness from verified healthcare professionals.
Does shampoo really help treat hair loss?
Hair loss of 100 - 200 strands is considered normal for the hair life cycle. However, if the hair loss exceeds the normal range, it means that the hair on your scalp is facing a problem and should be treated promptly before the loss worsens. Many people often look for the easiest preventive method, especially "shampoo," which is an accessible product. Many believe that it can help stop hair loss, as seen in advertisements we frequently encounter stating that shampoo nourishes hair, treats hair loss, and restores hair to its normal condition.
FUE can treat baldness! Is it true?
Baldness is a concern for many men, regardless of their age, as the loss of hair to the point of complete baldness negatively impacts their confidence and overall image. Baldness not only affects the external appearance but also has an impact on internal emotions. If one is looking for a solution to this issue, "hair transplantation" might be the most suitable option.
"Can gray hair be used for hair transplantation?"
As we age, hair problems tend to follow, whether it's hair loss, thinning hair, baldness, and more. But there's one more thing that comes with aging: "gray hair." Many times, patients have questions and often ask at the clinic, "Can gray hair be used for hair transplants?" Because many patients are concerned that hair transplantation requires only black hair.
5 organs that help eliminate toxins from the body
Nowadays, our bodies have to face various pollutants and toxins from dust, smoke, air, and even food that enter the body thru inhalation, contact, and consumption. When the body accumulates toxins over a long period and in large amounts, it can lead to symptoms such as fatigue, headaches, poor memory, constipation, difficulty sleeping, insomnia, irritability, weight gain, difficulty losing weight, and increased wrinkles.
Facts – Benefits of Stem Cell Therapy in the Next 10 Years
According to the Ministry of Public Health statistics in 2018, blood and blood-forming organs diseases and certain disorders involving the immune mechanism were Thailand’s 10th leading cause of death and the mortality rate of these diseases increases every year. In 2014, the mortality rate from the blood diseases was only 1.1%, whereas it had increased to 1.7% in 2018.
Silent Killer in the Air : Protecting Yourself from PM 2.5
PM 2.5 is more than just dust - it’s a silent hazard to your health, impacting lungs, skin, and even your hormones. Mousai Wellness Center is here to help you combat the invisible threat.
Beat PM 2.5 with Every Bite!
Did you know that air pollution, especially PM 2.5, can cause oxidative stress, inflammation, and respiratory issues? Protect yourself from the inside out by fueling your body with the right nutrients!
6 Hormones that affect sleep
Hormones play a vital role in regulating the body’s sleep cycle. An imbalance in these hormone levels can lead to sleep problems such as insomnia, frequent awakenings, or inadequate rest. Therefore, maintaining hormonal balance is essential for quality sleep and overall good health.