The Most Effective Natural Hair Loss Treatment

July 2, 2007 on 7:56 pm | In regrow hair |

Natural Hair Loss TreatmentThere’s a common opinion that natural hair loss treatments can’t be very effective if you want to stop hair loss and promote hair regrowth as soon as possible. The explanation for that lies in the fact that all those herbs, substances and products of natural origin are no that strong as drugs. Well, in general it’s true. That is why drugs are the most popular and the most buyable hair loss treatments nowadays. But there is an exception here. We would like to draw you attention to the natural hair loss product called Provillus.

It is a new hair loss remedy of natural origin that has proved to be as effective as drugs. Moreover, in comparison with drugs it has no side effects, i.e. it is absolutely harmless. How can it be? We’ll try to explain.

It’s not a secret that the most common hair loss causes are connected with hormones, precisely with the increased level of the male hormone dihydrotestosterone that can be present both in men’s and women’s bodies. It influences adversely the productive function of follicles, so in course of time the hair becomes thinner and thinner and eventually drops out and grows no more. Provillus is a natural hair loss treatment that, on the one hand, reduces the level of dihydrotestosterone in the body and, on the other hand, gives your scalp and hair all necessary nutrients to keep them in good form and make them healthy. As a result, it revitalizes hair follicles and stimulate your hair growth. The effect is just amazing! The majority of those who have tried Provillus tell that they could see the results in just a few weeks after they started taking it.

And it is no wonder if we look at the ingredients that are contained in this natural hair loss product. There are more than 10 elements in one small pill: first of all it’s zinc, saw palmetto, nettle root, pumpkin seed extract, Eleuthero, magnesium, Uva-Ursi, vitamin B6, biotin, and many others. We have already wrote about some of the above-named treatments in the previous articles. It is needless to say that all these components are vitally important for creating the proper environment for healthy hair growth.

Provillus is formulated both for men and women according to the causes and specificity of male and female hair loss. It is available over the counter and you can buy it in our Store.

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  1. For now i try profinast for stop my hair fall. Its vitamin and herbs for block dht formation. I pray for that work on me because 90% of men loss hair because dht.

    I thinks its all same “Provillus” “Profinast”

    Comment by Hairloss — August 2, 2007 #

  2. I heard Provillus is not on natural, and on the procerin website it says it does not inhibit growth like procerin does all it does it blck dht is thir true?

    Comment by Hairbeback — August 29, 2007 #

  3. Thank you for your comments!
    Provillus, like Profinas and Procerin, is a natural hair loss product that doesn???t only block dihydrotestosterone (dht), but also inhibits hair regrowth considerably (for a natural hair loss treatment, of course). All these hair loss treatments - Provillus, Profinast and Procerin - have a very similar effect as they all contain almost the same components.
    What makes Provillus preferable? Well, you can read it at http://store.regrow-hair.org/

    Comment by Devin Greenfield — August 31, 2007 #

  4. I don’t understand provillus? Do you just take pills or do you take both pills and the topical or do you have a chocice which one is better? it seems the topical is better anyone can share some light?

    Comment by Hairbeback — September 3, 2007 #

  5. Again we start from the very beginning. I mean to say that you should be diagnosed first to find the real cause of your hair loss before you take any measures. How can you take anything topically or orally when you don’t know what’s wrong with you? Yes, you were right saying that dht is one of the main hair loss causes but it’s not the only one. Read through the Hair Loss Causes section once again and try to reconsider your case. Sometimes it’s not just one cause but many of them that can stand for loss of hair.

    As for me, I was diagnosed to have a higher dht level than it should be. I took Minoxidil topically for 3 months and when I could see first results I was also advised to try Provillus. All in all, the course lasted for a half a year and I was more than satisfied with the result - I could touch my hair with pleasant feeling again! Now I just try to maintain the effect, using mainly natural hair loss treatments and keeping to the tips I’ve posted here before - all those things about nutrition and blood circulation, the scalp and follicles, natural dht blockers and healthy way of living.

    Remember, hair loss treatment is never a quick fix. Be wise and patient and have your hair back!

    Comment by Devin Greenfield — September 3, 2007 #

  6. I really do not want to use a chemical like minoxidil on my hair will the pills of provillus and massaging techniques and healthy eating be enough i have read rave reviews about this product

    Comment by Hairbeback — September 5, 2007 #

  7. It is quite reasonable not to use chemical hair loss treatments - that’s what this website is mainly about.

    As regards Provillus, I have also read many reviews before trying it: they were both enthusiastic and this-is-a-scam-like. It was not difficult to figure out that with different people Provillus works differently. And I decided just to try it. And I can say that in my case Provillus was quite effective and I soon plan to repeat the course.

    What I can say for sure is that Provillus pills, massaging techniques and healthy eating will by no means do harm to your hair and health:) Why not try it?

    Comment by Devin Greenfield — September 5, 2007 #

  8. currently i am using shen min and i must say with the massaging on eating right i have grown some hair on the back of my head and the center of my head…and i see black hairs coming in on the receding….and i smoked while using it to so maybe i could of achieved greater results i just read so many good reviews about provillus i was thinking maybe it will speed it up….the corners of my head still have little growth i heard those take awhile

    Comment by Hairbeback — September 5, 2007 #

  9. Sounds like you’ve achieved rather good results in having your hair back. Nice to hear that you care about your nutrition, a great amount of success is up to it. As regards Provillus, it can be a very good dietary supplement and will definitely speed up hair regrowth if it has started.

    Comment by Devin Greenfield — September 5, 2007 #

  10. I keep hearing about provillus…..but the topical solution worries me, i heard minoxidil has to make you lose hair on your head then regrow it….i don’t want that to happen since i got some pretty decent results already, anyone have information on monxidil

    Comment by Hairbeback — September 11, 2007 #

  11. I all so heard minoxdil can make you lose hair….any clear suggestions?

    Comment by Hairbeback — September 11, 2007 #

  12. Any suggestion on how to take the pills?

    Comment by Antonio — September 24, 2007 #

  13. If the hair loss is genetic or hormonal and your hair is thinning it can’t be regrown? I read that on a website linked to this one? my hair has been thinning for 2-3 I had some regrowth though.. my hair has been receding for like 5 years can i still grow this all back or if it is genetic or hormonal i can’t?

    Comment by Hairbeback — October 4, 2007 #

  14. Of course, you can. But you need to be thoroughly diagnosed before taking any hormonal therapy.

    Comment by Devin Greenfield — October 7, 2007 #

  15. Ok thanks what about the frontal hairline I heard it is medically documented that it can’t be grown back which i think is b/s i don’t like to live in a world of limitation ya know

    Comment by Hairbeback — October 9, 2007 #

  16. Antonio

    What exactly do you mean? Its relationships with other medicals, the length of the course or dayly intake?

    Comment by Devin Greenfield — November 8, 2007 #

  17. Hi, I read an article saying the frontal hairline can’t be grown back its “medically proven” once your hair dissappears from the hairline it can’t grow back. I still have fuzz on my receding hairline so I think it wil grow back

    Comment by Hairbeback — November 15, 2007 #

  18. Hey I was reading about shea butter and how it is helpful for your hair….i bought some and did some research I guess it balances your ph cleans your scalp etc. I tried rubbing some in my hair, but it is kind of thick and when I rubbed it in some of my hairs were on my hand…lol my hair is thinning so i decided to use some to give my scalp a good enviroment so it can grow back. I all soo rubbed it in my receding hairline were there is no more hair… Does it matter that I do this or should I wait till my hair is a little bit stronger because I started using provillus a week ago. If I keep rubbing it in the area of my receding hairline will the hair grow back or will the rubbing rub off the hair suppose to grow there? thanks

    Comment by Hairbeback — December 31, 2007 #

  19. Hair loss is a normal and natural occurance. Stop worrying about it

    Comment by sweetangel — June 11, 2008 #

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