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What are the most promising studies that offer a potential cure for baldness? There is ongoing research into potential cures for hair loss, but there is no definitive cure yet. However, there are several treatments available that can help to slow or stop hair loss and promote hair growth.  Stem cells One promising area of research involves the use of stem cells to stimulate hair growth. Researchers are investigating the use of both embryonic and adult stem cells to promote the growth of hair follicles. This is one of the most promising studies that could eventually lead to a viable cure for baldness.  Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) There is also research into the use of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy, which involves injecting a concentrated solution of a patient's own blood into the scalp to stimulate hair growth.  PRP is still in its infancy stages, but there are promising signs that it could lead to a cure for hair loss, in the future.  Medications Another area of...

Here's why hair loss is one of the worst things to go through...  Hair loss can be one of the most soul-sapping things that an man or woman can go through in life. Losing your hair isn't much fun at all, and without a cure, it's no a problem that's about to go away any time soon.  Here, we look at the 10 worst things about losing your hair. Be it physical, or mental, here, in no particular order, are the most undesirable things about experiencing baldness and thinning hair.  1. Reduced self-esteem Hair loss can cause a reduction in self-esteem and confidence, especially in individuals who place great value on their appearance. Your hair can become your identity, and once you start losing it, you can feel like you are also losing a part of your identify.  2. Negative impact on social life People who experience hair loss may become self-conscious and avoid social activities or events because of their appearance. This is a lot more common than you may think, with a larg...

Finasteride is a prescription medication primarily used to treat male pattern baldness and prostate enlargement. As with any medication, it has both potential benefits and drawbacks, which are outlined below. Pros: 1. Hair Growth Finasteride can be effective for treating male pattern baldness, with studies showing that it can stimulate hair growth in up to 90% of men who take it. However results vary from person to person, and results are usually minimal.  2. Prostate Health Finasteride can also help to reduce the size of an enlarged prostate gland, thereby improving urinary symptoms associated with prostate enlargement. 3. Lowers risk of prostate cancer Research suggests that finasteride may lower the risk of developing prostate cancer in men. This treatment pill has been shown to lower the risks, but it does not specifically treat the issue.  Cons: 1. Sexual side effects Finasteride can cause sexual side effects such as reduced libido, erectile dysfunction, and decreased ej...

How to know if you are losing your hair?  Going bald isn't particularly much fun, and unfortunately, at least two thirds of men will suffer that fate by the time they hit middle age. Over half of women will experience thinning hair by the age of 40, which just shows you how common hair loss is.  Hair loss is most definitely an issue, and it's not about to go away any time soon! And, although there isn't a cure for hair loss, there are some treatments and ways that you can minimise the damage, and hold onto your hair for longer! The key to treating hair loss is to tackle the issue as soon as possible, because the sooner you start doing something about baldness, the more hair you'll keep.  To help you identify hair loss as early as possible, here, we go through five key signs that you are losing your hair, and on your way to baldness... 1. You notice more hair falling out If you're seeing more strands on your pillow in the mornings, and big clumps of hair clogging up ...

"It takes time, but it works" ★★★★★ I started experiencing hair loss when I entered my 40s, and so I looked into various treatment options to try to counter the issue. I tried pretty much everything, from pills, topical serums, medications, and even injections, but nothing seemed to work.  I then came across HR23+, after it was recommended to me by my hair stylist, so I decided to give it a try. After a few months of taking the supplement (four capsules a day), I noticed very little changes to my hair.  My locks were still very thin, and prone to falling out. I felt so disappointed, and I wasn't full of optimism, but I decided to stick to it for another three months, in the hope that I might eventually see some improvements in my hair.  After about five months, I started noticing visible changes in my hair. I wasn't shedding anywhere near as much hair as normal, and my hair became thicker and stronger. I couldn't quite believe what was happening. At the six month...