Guaranteed Herbal Hair Loss Products
Hair loss is one of those topics that most people are interested in simply because the vast majority of the population has some degree of balding and/or thinning hair. For some men going bald is a badge of honor to showing their masculinity, for other men it is just a part of the natural aging process and really isn't any big deal, but for the vast majority of men and women progressive loss of hair is a serious condition that must be stopped.
After studying and ultimately using many herbal hair loss products over the course of the last ten years it is topic that I feel strongly about. It is also one that engenders quite a bit of criticism from naysayers who doubt their effectiveness. The two herbs most often debated as supplemental treatments for balding and hair thinning are saw palmetto and nettle root extract.
*Saw palmetto is taken orally to halt the progression of male pattern baldness. Male pattern baldness in men usually begins at the forehead or on top of the head toward the back. Some men are lucky and only experience a receding hair line along with a small bald spot on the crown. Others, particularly those whose male pattern baldness began at an early age will lose all of the hair on the top of their head. In male slang this is known as the dreaded horseshoe look.
A large number of herbal hair loss products contain this ingredient. There is some compelling evidence to suggest that it blocks the enzyme 5 alpha reductase type 2s ability to convert testosterone into the potent hair loss hormone DHT. While it seems to halt the progression of androgenetic alopecia there is no evidence to suggest that it will regrow hair.
*Our second ingredient contained in many herbal hair loss products is nettle root extract. It is used in combination with saw palmetto in many men's formulas and is one of the main ingredients in most women's formulas. Very little research has been done in the United States. On the other hand Europe has embraced nettle root for years as a treatment for balding and thinning hair. It appears that it works in the same way as saw palmetto as an inhibitor of 5 alpha reductase type 2. There have been a number of small European studies which support this assumption. Nettle is also high in vitamins A and C, several key minerals, and lipids which all contribute to healthy hair.
*Additionally, rosemary, sage, and burdock are also thought be helpful as hair loss treatments. While there is no evidence to support this assumption it hasn't been ruled out either. In fact I once used a tincture containing these ingredients that worked pretty well.
What Next? DHT driven hair loss is progressive and the hair loss incurred will not reverse itself without some form of treatment. Currently there are a few guaranteed herbal hair loss products [http://www.best-baldness-solution.com]
specifically designed to address DHT, balding, and thinning. Not only do they contain FDA approved ingredients such as saw palmetto and nettle which have been shown to block dihydrotestosterone (DHT) but they also work to stimulate the scalp and bring dead follicles back to life. These herbal hair loss products can be used as a preventative tool, starting the program before loss of hair becomes severe, or you can use them after DHT has already begun to take hold of your hair and scalp.
After studying and ultimately using many herbal hair loss products over the course of the last ten years it is topic that I feel strongly about. It is also one that engenders quite a bit of criticism from naysayers who doubt their effectiveness. The two herbs most often debated as supplemental treatments for balding and hair thinning are saw palmetto and nettle root extract.
*Saw palmetto is taken orally to halt the progression of male pattern baldness. Male pattern baldness in men usually begins at the forehead or on top of the head toward the back. Some men are lucky and only experience a receding hair line along with a small bald spot on the crown. Others, particularly those whose male pattern baldness began at an early age will lose all of the hair on the top of their head. In male slang this is known as the dreaded horseshoe look.
A large number of herbal hair loss products contain this ingredient. There is some compelling evidence to suggest that it blocks the enzyme 5 alpha reductase type 2s ability to convert testosterone into the potent hair loss hormone DHT. While it seems to halt the progression of androgenetic alopecia there is no evidence to suggest that it will regrow hair.
*Our second ingredient contained in many herbal hair loss products is nettle root extract. It is used in combination with saw palmetto in many men's formulas and is one of the main ingredients in most women's formulas. Very little research has been done in the United States. On the other hand Europe has embraced nettle root for years as a treatment for balding and thinning hair. It appears that it works in the same way as saw palmetto as an inhibitor of 5 alpha reductase type 2. There have been a number of small European studies which support this assumption. Nettle is also high in vitamins A and C, several key minerals, and lipids which all contribute to healthy hair.
*Additionally, rosemary, sage, and burdock are also thought be helpful as hair loss treatments. While there is no evidence to support this assumption it hasn't been ruled out either. In fact I once used a tincture containing these ingredients that worked pretty well.
What Next? DHT driven hair loss is progressive and the hair loss incurred will not reverse itself without some form of treatment. Currently there are a few guaranteed herbal hair loss products [http://www.best-baldness-solution.com]
specifically designed to address DHT, balding, and thinning. Not only do they contain FDA approved ingredients such as saw palmetto and nettle which have been shown to block dihydrotestosterone (DHT) but they also work to stimulate the scalp and bring dead follicles back to life. These herbal hair loss products can be used as a preventative tool, starting the program before loss of hair becomes severe, or you can use them after DHT has already begun to take hold of your hair and scalp.
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