So many ads, but so little faith. Are there any actually effective hair loss treatments on the market?

First, do a web search "Hair restoration scams" You will find dozens of them and some who have tried them all and found them insffective. We are seeing a hair loss epidemic in both males and females and it´s occurring at ever younger ages - as young as 14 and 15. One of principal causes of loss is shampoos and other products containing harsh harmful ingredients and medicated shampoos only make the problem worse. They also cause dandruff, premature graying, inhibited growth and many more problems. Washing hair too frequently removes beneficial natural oils and harms scalp and also is a cause of loss. I found this NATURAL, safe, low cost treatment that gives remarkable results - it stops the loss almost straight away. Scalp needs stimulation to clear blocked hair ducts, remove dead follicles so it can start producing strong, well anchored, thicker hair. Massage with natural oils, olive oil is excellent, and then brush vigorously (best with a short bristled palm held brush) so you feel it stimulating scalp (35 /45 strokes or more) preferably each day. A little shedding and some breakage occurs but only to begin with - quickly stops as hair gets anchored and stronger. Hair will grow faster, become thicker and It will also force new growth overtime (expect to see in about 2 months) My bald patch on the crown has completely regrown. Where it had receded at temples new growth was a slower process but I found, week by week , the hair line inched forward. (Initially the hairs are sparse then overtime become denser). Do at night and sleep with it that way and wash off in the morning (because of treatment - washing daily will not be detrimental). Keep up treatment and DON´T BE AFRAID OF LOSING NEW GROWING HAIRS - THEY WILL RE-APPEAR EVEN STRONGER. Maintain a regular brushing and oiling routine and you will see even better results. Using this treatment you have to have patience and persevere day in, day out but it truly works . Also do a web search "Shampoos harmful?" MANY contain sodium laurel sulphate, sodium laureth sulphate and propylene glycol, all of which are harmful. First two are dangerous and both damage hair follicles and cause hair loss. They also harm eyes.- the eye stinging you get is telling you that. Fetuses subjected to these substances do not develop functioning eyes, and both can cause cataracts in adults. Propylene glycol - antifreeze - is a known skin irritant and is thought to cause mouth ulcers. It also damages the kidneys and liver. Do a web search for safe, non harming products for hair and skin. Balding tends to be genetic. My father, two younger brothersall had severe hair loss problems. I truly believe this treatment has saved me from the same fate.

SOURCE(S): 20 +years of research and self experimentation using natural treatments to correct skin, hair and scalp disorders

http://www.belgraviacentre.com. Brought to you by the Belgravia hair loss Centre; Diya reports on his hair loss treatment course. Here we hear from him on his first day of treatment and he will be reporting back every 3 months. For information on the treatments he used visit the Belgravia Centre website.

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A little about my family hair loss history. My grandfather is bald. But my fathers side of the family have some or little hair loss. I’m starting to bald, but by the looks of it, it looks like i’m inheriting my fathers side of the family hair loss. I’m wondering if this is the right drug for me.

Provillus has been designed as a natural cure for those whose bodies have a lack of nutrients and vitamins which are essential for hair growth.

It is a two-part treatment which uses a “topical solution” to prevent any further hair loss and “nutrient tablets” to help your body start regrowing your hair itself.

Provillus wasn’t designed to help genetic baldness but it is very effective in the most common form of hair loss - where your body doesn’t have the right nutrients to keep hair growing healthily.

As far as I know - it’s impossible to know for sure what type of hair loss you have (genetic or otherwise) so if I were you, I’d just get some sort of natural treatment and try it out for a few months BEFORE the condition gets much worse.

If it don’t work, then you know you’re probably dealing with genes

You can see what other customers though of Provillus with this report about it: http://www.regrowreport.com/provillus-review.html

hope this helps?

I’m currently using Tresemme (Moisture for dry/damaged hair) but I also have Tea Tree shampoo, but my mom said you should use a gentle shampoo, like baby shampoo. Any good recommendations?
Oh and PS, the treatment consists of pills and a topical “serum”.

I was using tea tree shampoo but i thought it was way too harsh, right now i am using gillette’s daily balance shampoo. I am using pills and topical serum as well. Your mom is probably right about the baby shampoo…I also tried a moisturizing shampoo but i found that it made my scalp sort of break out and caused more hair loss i think…I talked to someone about it and they said it was probably over-moisturized.

I am just wondering if anyone knows an serious hair treatment that really works for hair loss?

A multimillionaire will be made one day – the day a scientific researcher finds a simple, inexpensive, universally successful hair regrowth product. And that day will come. The amount of money being funneled into hair loss research is phenomenal, and as long as our society puts such great stock in appearance and beautiful heads of hair, the research will continue until that simple cure is found.Until then, men and women must investigate and experiment with a variety of products which will have a variety of results, dependent upon the individual. Each human body is unique, with unique levels of hormones, chemicals, and enzymes. For this reason, to date, there is not a universal cure. Some people experience reduction in hair loss and solid regrowth, while others using the same product may not see the same result. As stated above there is no universal cure that works for everyone. There are some companies that allow you to try out their products for a small fee and even free. So if the product isn't working, you haven't spent a dime and can move on with your experiments - which is what you'll need to do to find the solution for you because the effects differ from one person to the next.

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