Authors : V. P. Borkar; S. B. Kamble; P. B. Pawar; P. R. Gadge

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 5 - May

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25may1380

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Abstract : Alopecia may be a restorative term for hair misfortune or bladness. In alopecia hair misfortune happens from body uncommonly from scalp and a few what less other parts of body. (Ashwagandha)Withania somnifera, (Amla)Emblica officinalis, (Bringraj)Eclipta alba and (Liquorice)Glycyrrhiza glabra are a few of the viable cures for the hair development. These remedies were found to be compelling in several hair conditions like progressive, dynamic misfortune of hair, transitory hair misfortune, and hair misfortune due to resistant framework, through different components of activity, counting 5αreductase hindrance, expanded microcapillary blood stream, antioxidant impacts, and balance of the hair development signaling pathways. It altogether treats issues related to hair such as hair drop, dandruff, untimely turning gray, and hair loss. The display audit may be a outline of phytomedicinal significance and chemical constituets of Withania somnifera, Emblica officinalis, Eclipta alba and Glycyrrhiza glabra drugs which makes a difference in hair misfortune in Ayurveda. Being characteristic herb there are numerous points of interest of utilizing them like understanding compliance, less side-effects, simple accessibility, low-cost and acts by diverse mode of activity for treatment of Alopecia.

Keywords : Neutritional Support, Alopecia, Aquous and Alcoholic Extract.

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