Alopecia areata is when your own body decides your hair is a foreign enemy, so it attacks the follicles and makes your hair fall out in patches. People in the city clinics will tell you to fight this with costly JAK inhibitors, but my life on the road says the body sometimes just needs *shaant*—peace—not another war. I see it when a regular passenger, whose hair has thinned from city stress, unwraps that fish from the market, his face lit up, and for that ride home, he is completely at ease. The immune system, like a man, can be calmed by small, good things, not just by expensive medicine.
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