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Two Things

I’m seriously thinking about getting a Fitbit Ultra to track how much I move in a day. Although I’m not currently doing any formal aerobic exercise due to my self-diagnosed plantar fasciitis, my job does require me to constantly be on my feet and moving for at least 8 hours a day, so I bet I rack up some miles.
I’ve been using minoxidil http://www.minoxidilhair.org/ for 13 months now and it’s definitely caused me to grow some hair new. I just don’t know if it’s worth continuing after my supply runs out in a few months. I’m tempted to shoot for the Jason Statham look instead…heck, he’s 10 months older than me, so why not?!

burdock seeds soaked in oil for at least a month, pour mixture through cheesecloth, the resulting burdock infused oil encourages hair growth

Kelson Ozark wrote: burdock seeds soaked in oil for at least a month, pour mixture through cheesecloth, the resulting burdock infused oil encourages hair growth

interesting..must try

I came on this thread to mention the herb gotu kola.  I have just bought a pound to take as tea to support the plantar fasciitis which has been plaguing me for more than a year.  It is said to support rapid and healthy skin hair and nail growth, and speed healing of wounds, hyperextended or sprained  joints and stretched or injured ligaments, and improves vascular health.  

I just had my first cup of tea, and I have nothing to report yet.  I plan to drink it for three months.  By then I should have had a chance to observe it’s effects.

Another herb that supports healthy hair is nettle.  It has lots of minerals, and some protein I believe.  Starwest, Frontier co-op, Mountain Rose and San Francisco herb company are all reliable herb companies if you need a source for bulk herbs.

Interesting that you also are dealing with plantar fasciitis.  There’s a thread all about that if you’re interested.  Lots of experiences with cause and cure, which differs between individuals.
https://permies.com/t/205218/personal-care/purity/plantar-fasciitis#1747325