Imagine a Native American and it’s impossible to picture them with a thinning scalp or brittle hair. And for Native Americans, having long, thick hair plays a key part in their traditions, spirituality and bond with nature.

The Navajo tribe, for example, according to tradition only ever cut a child’s hair on their first birthday. It’s then left to grow for the rest of their lives. While in many tribes, people only ever shave their heads when a loved one dies, as a sign of mourning₁.

The role of hair in Native American traditions is well known. Yet the reason why they’ve avoided the bald curse has long been a mystery. As the majority of Native Americans continue to be almost completely free of the genetic condition that causes hair loss₂.

While genetics plays a part, it’s been discovered this is only a piece of the hair growth puzzle.

Hair Care Native American Style

Another key reason why Native Americans are blessed with long, thick hair is due to the range of hair oils, creams and teas they use that are packed with potent natural ingredients₂.

This includes:

Cynics may question how these natural remedies can prevent hair loss when the hair loss industry spends billions of dollars on research but with little success.

Newly Discovered - Four Key Triggers to Hair Loss

For men, losing hair can ruin their self confidence and make them feel unattractive. While for women it can be traumatic.

So vast resources have been invested in trying to work out what causes hair loss and how to stop it.

Fortunately, a recent breakthrough by a team of researchers may have revealed the answer.

In a special presentation, hair loss researcher Eric Kelly reveals the discovery of four key triggers now blamed for practically all cases of hair loss.

More importantly, he reveals how to “disarm” these triggers to potentially trigger thicker, faster hair regrowth.

Kelly also reveals:

>>>Watch the video on the four key triggers of hair loss and how to disarm them the inexpensive and safe way