Written by Ward W. Bond, Ph.D.
UPDATED: How many of you deal with a nagging burning pain in your skin, most notably on your scalp that radiates across you face? Is your hair falling out? That condition is called Trichodynia, also called burning scalp syndrome, and it’s characteristics are burning or itching of the scalp, scalp sensitivity, or a feeling of pain when one combs one’s hair. Trichodynia also has a close association with hair loss. So you’ve tried everything and nothing works. Well, the secret to this is reducing Substance P naturally. But first, let’s discuss what is Substance P. Substance P problems do not occur from moderate day to day stress. Extra substance P kicks in when stress is more intense. This could be an acute high level of emotional stress, physical pain, injury, an accident, fibromyalgia, PTSD, or ongoing stress of an energy-depleting emotional nature. Substance P is highly inflammatory by nature, a natural method of helping to deal with acute stress but problematic if stress is ongoing. Individuals with a history of such stress are more likely to experience Substance P issues later in life from the ongoing stress of day to day life, especially if such stress is energy-depleting and tends to be chronic. Substance P involves symptoms in large nerves and nerve endings, especially at night when you lay down to sleep or while you are sleeping. How many of you deal with these following symptoms:
These symptoms are caused because your brain stem tries to discharge the buildup of Substance P down primary nerve structures so that it can cool off and you can go to sleep. Substance P excess also manifests in skin and muscles. Your skin may itch in a generalized way, as Substance P is released out nerve endings (a problem that can happen during the day or at night). It sometimes feels like something is crawling around under your skin. In some cases individuals with too much Substance P are sensitive to physical touch meaning that touch is uncomfortable or even painful to a greater or lesser degree. Now let’s get to the point you’ve all been waiting for. How to get rid of excess Substance P. The following is a protocol to help you succeed in reducing excess levels of Substance P.
Nutrients to help remove excess Substance P
Things to Avoid
UPDATED: Things to Try for Your Burning Scalp
Linda garcia
3/17/2016 10:27:03 pm
Thank you. I have been to every doctor,dermatologist ,naturopathic and not one of them ever mentioned substance P as the culprit for burning scalp and hairloss, they never even admitted there was a connection. Do you think hormone replacement therapy can cause increased substance p? My burning scalp and hairloss started right after beginning HRT any thoughts are greatly appreciated
Ward Bond, PhD
3/18/2016 09:49:03 am
Hello Linda, Yes I believe HRT can be responsible for an increase in substance P and making the hair follicles are sensitive, especially if the HRT had testosterone added to it. Doctors have no clue about substance P as it is related to other conditions such as fibromyalgia and others. Comments are closed.
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