Based on the teachings of Edgar Cayce is a theory that hair can be both restored and retained through positive belief. Advocates of the idea claim that if you follow their program, heredity needn't have the final word on baldness.
Clients are encouraged to undergo weekly or biweekly sessions for an average period of one year, during which time their hair is analyzed, vegetable packs are baked into their hair (to restore its vitality), and shock treatments are administered to their scalps (to step up circulation and nourishment of the cells).
Developers of the process seem quite dedicated to the procedure, but they are the first to admit that if a patron doesn't believe his hair can return, his own mind will keep it from happening. Thus, if the process fails, the operator is relieved of all responsibility. In effect, he can simply admonish the patron by saying: "sorry, it's not my fault! You didn't believe it could work!"
The question here is not whether Edgar Cayce's principles are applicable as a solution to baldness (perhaps they could be!), but rather, whether his latest "followers" are trying to spoof the public. (Perhaps they are!) It is very difficult to determine a person's integrity in an instance such as this. Do not waste your time and money on this type of hair replacement.
David Hansen
www.davidhansen.com
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