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Standing confused in front of the pharmacy shelf? We get it. There are dozens of colorful boxes, and they all promise "100% Success" in "One Treatment." But there is a huge gap between what’s written on the box and what we see every day in our clinic on children's heads. Parents come to us exhausted after spending hundreds of shekels on products that simply didn't work. To make things clear, we’ve cross-referenced the latest international clinical studies with our own field

The Green Temptation: Why We're Drawn to Natural Treatments When we're standing in the pharmacy or health store searching for a solution to the frustrating lice problem, our first instinct is clear: look for the package with the green leaves, the one that says in big letters "100% Natural" . The equation in our minds is simple: Natural = gentle Herbal = healthy From nature = safe for our children But when it comes to treating lice, this equation is fundamentally wrong - and s

Why the "Lice Attack" Hits Hard in Middle School (And How to Solve It in One Hour) There is a specific moment in every parent's life with a teenage daughter. She’s already in 8th or 9th grade, she invests time in her hair, maybe straightens it or styles it perfectly before school. She looks grown-up and polished.And then, you see that familiar movement. The aggressive scratching behind the ear."Mom, my head itches," she whispers, hoping her siblings didn't hear. You’re in sho

The Unexpected Encounter Professor Dale Clayton, a biology researcher at the University of Utah, spent decades studying bird lice. Not exactly what you'd expect would lead to a medical breakthrough for humans. But sometimes the most important science happens when the laboratory meets real life—and in Clayton's case, this occurred when his children came home from elementary school with lice that were resistant to chemical shampoos. darwin.biology.utah ​ The Utah Laboratory Mys

So you came to us and we completed the treatment: 1️⃣ We dehydrated the eggs  with the AirAllé device – so nothing will hatch next week2️⃣ We killed today's live lice  with dimethicone Biologically speaking? We won. The war is over. No more risk of infestation or itching. So why do I still pick up the comb and start going through the hair? Because there's another problem – an aesthetic one .Let's understand why these eggs are so stubborn, even after they're dead. The Louse's

First of all, let's take a deep breath and relax. You're not alone, and this is absolutely not your fault. There's this fantasy that "grandmothers knew what to do." The truth? They just poured kerosene on the head.And it's a very good thing we don't do that anymore. So why is it that you buy out the entire pharmacy, comb for hours, and two weeks later they're back?Let's break this down. Why Combing Alone Isn't Enough Combing is important, but is it enough? A study conducted i