Provillus is a non-prescription oral supplement to aid hair growth and reverse hair fall and thinning. Provillus for men does this by blocking the production of an androgen called DHT (Dihydrotestosterone), which clogs up hair follicles, leading to increasingly thinner hair an eventual baldness in men.

Provillus also claims to revive dormant or nearly dead hair follicles, which most other hair loss products will not vouch for. Provillus for women uses a slightly different formula which focuses more on cleansing the scalp and supplying nutrients to the hair follicles, enabling scalp hair to grow faster and thicker.

Ingredients: Vitamin B6, Biotin, Saw Palmetto, Nettle, Gotu Kola, Pumpkin seed extract, Eleuthero Root, Uva-Ursi and Muria Puama

While Saw Palmetto, Nettle and Gotu Kola are common to most hair fall control solutions, the pumpkin seed extracts, which contain carbohydrates, amino acids and polyunsaturated fatty acids are unique to Provillus, and provide a natural form of nutrient supplements to help nourish and revive nearly dormant hair follicles.

Usage: Recommended usage is one to two capsules a day, for about 6 to 8 weeks. If no results are apparent by then, you would likely need to increase the dosage. Provillus for men and women are different products, to be used in different circumstances.

For women, it is mostly to control temporary hair loss due to hormonal changes, such as heavy menstruation or after pregnancy. Provillus for men will block an excess production of DHS by the body, and put a stop to hair loss, while some ingredients of the formula try to trigger increase in the hair growth rate.

Side Effects: According to the company, there are almost no known side effects. No loss in sexual appetite for men, no scalp problems and nothing in their extensive studies hints at any signs of bodily disorder specifically due to the use of Provillus.

Some people may experience mild stomach disorders initially, but as the body gets used to the excess saw palmetto contained in the Provillus solution, these symptoms, if any, will fade away.

That said, the very effectiveness of Provillus, as a hair loss control solution, is in doubt by some people who have used the product and found no apparent change in the rate of their hair loss. No decrease, no increase, no side effects – Nothing.

A lot of their customers have indeed benefited from a significant decrease in hair fall, and even increased hair growth. Point is, that it could go both ways. So maybe you should study the ingredients and consult your physician before you make a decision to opt for Provillus.

As stated above, Provillus is FDA approved, has a 100% money back guarantee and has no known side effects. So, there should be, ideally speaking, no harm or loss, in trying out Provillus.

In the appearance conscious society in which we live these days, experiencing hair loss is not something most men would like to do. Male Pattern Baldness (androgenetic alopecia) will affect a lot of men, and is a result of a combination of factors including age, hormones, and genes. The gene is said to be passed from mother to child, so if a man wants to ascertain his chances of hair loss, it would be more indicative to look at his mother’s father rather than his own father. However, this theory has many doubters, and it is likely that if hair loss runs on either side of your family, you might be at increased risk. Male Pattern Baldness typically results in a receding hairline combined with hair loss on the crown of the head. Eventually the two gaps in the scalp will meet. As previously mentioned, there are factors which increase a man’s chances of experiencing hair loss, but there are also a lot of myths on the subject of hair loss out there, and this article will focus on those.Wearing a Hat

It is often said that wearing a hat increases the wearer’s chances of Male Pattern Baldness. Men lose hair every day, without even noticing. This is due to the natural growth cycle of the hair, and they will ultimately be replaced by new hairs. If a man wears a hat for most of the day, any hair lost will gather in the hat, and this will probably be obvious to the wearer when he removes the hat. So, the man who wears a hat will perhaps notice natural hair loss more than the man who doesn’t wear a hat. There is nothing to suggest that wearing a hat can cause hair loss, but the actual wearing of the hat will make the natural loss of hair more obvious that it otherwise would have been.

Cutting the Hair

Another urban myth is that cutting the hair will make it grow back stronger and quicker. This is perhaps due to the fact that when cut, the hair feels thicker. There is no evidence to suggest that cutting the hair makes it grow back any differently. A person’s hair will grow back at the same rate as before.

Brushing your Hair

There is a school of thought that brushing your hair is good for it, even compared with combing. The reasoning is that brushing is just like massaging the scalp, which will increase blood circulation, and hence stimulate hair growth. This is also nonsense; in fact too much brushing could damage the hair by causing split ends.

Standing on Your Head

One of the more bizarre rumours about hair loss is that if you stand on your head this will increase blood flow to the head. The theory is that the increased flow of blood to the head will stimulate hair growth. This is also nonsense…

You will be aware by now that there are a number of myths surrounding hair loss. In fact, hair loss is caused by a combination of age, genetics, and hormones. It is also thought that dihydrotestosterone (DHT) is also a contributor to Male Pattern Baldness, and there are a number of remedies available which combat the effects of DHT.

All of us are constantly losing hair. Hair falls out, and is replaced by new hair growing in its place. We lose between 40 and 120 of the hairs on our head on a daily basis. This sounds like an awful lot of hair to lose, but is in fact a tiny proportion of the 100, 000 or so hairs that the average head has. An individual hair has a growth cycle of between 2 and 6 years, during which time it achieves maturity in terms of size. When the hair stops growing, it begins a period of rest, which can last between 2 and 6 months, after which it falls out. The hair follicle eventually replaces this hair with a new one, and a new growth cycle begins. This article focuses on the hair loss, which is thought to affect 40% of men and women over the age of 35.What Causes Hair Loss?

95% of all hair loss is thought to be caused by androgenetic alopecia, which is usually referred to as Male Pattern Baldness. Most males experience hair loss at some time in their life – as previously mentioned, around 40% of us will be affected by the age of 35. However, some men get pronounced hair loss from a very early age, and some men show no signs of hair loss until they reach an advanced age. This is because age is only one of the factors which contribute to Male Pattern Baldness. The other factors are genes and hormones. These three factors combine to shrink a number of hair follicles, which has the effect of reducing the growth cycle of the individual hairs. This process eventually results in there being not much in the way of growth. Studies have shown that dihydrotestosterone (DHT) is also one of the major causes of Male Pattern Baldness. DHT is produced by males while they are still in the womb, and is the cause of the male gender characteristics such as a deep voice and facial hair.

Hair Loss Remedies

While it is possible to get a hair replacement graft, this is an expensive option, and may not be realistic for a lot of men. As mentioned above, one of the causes of Male Pattern Baldness is DHT, and there are a number of remedies which claim to reduce the build up of DHT (one way or another). However, as Male Pattern Baldness is a very sensitive issue, there are a lot of unscrupulous manufacturers selling nothing but snake oil. When purchasing a hair loss remedy, it is important to determine that the company in question is highly reputable. Two of the better known hair loss remedies are Provillus and Rogaine. Rogaine can be used in the form of foam, which is massaged into the scalp first thing in the morning and also in the evening. Interestingly, Rogaine is the brand name for Minoxidil, which was originally used as a means of reducing blood pressure. Provillus, on the other hand is administered orally, and is quickly absorbed into the bloodstream. Provillus blocks the production of the DHT, which is one of the causes of Male Pattern Baldness. Significantly, a lot of the websites selling Provillus offer a money back guarantee. A hair loss remedy has only one means of providing customer satisfaction, so the makers of Provillus must be pretty confident in their product.

Conclusion

As you will have realised, hair loss is a fact of life for all, but for some the effects are accentuated dramatically with Male Pattern Baldness. There are a number of remedies available for this condition, and it is important to research the market to make sure you pick the right one for you.

Male Pattern Baldness is a condition that will affect a large proportion of men at some point in their lives. It is a condition which has been around since ancient times, and some of the ‘remedies’ include pigeon droppings, and electric shock treatment to the scalp. Nowadays, the hair loss prevention product market in the United States alone is said to be worth $1 Billion, and while none of the pharmaceutical giants are likely to try and peddle pigeon droppings as a cure, there are nonetheless some ‘snake oil’ products on the market. This article will look at three of the more reputable hair loss prevention products available today.Rogaine

Rogaine (or Regaine outside the US) is the brand name for Minoxidil, which actually was used as a treatment for high blood pressure. It was discovered by accident that this drug helped as a hair loss remedy, and is now branded as such. Minoxidil works by stimulating hair growth, however, it has no effect on receding hairlines, and it can take between 4 and 12 months for any benefits to start showing. Another factor to consider is that most new hair will be lost after only a few months of stopping taking Minoxidil. This drug is applied to the scalp, in liquid or foam form, twice a day.

Propecia

Propecia is one of the brand names for Finasteride, which like Minoxidil, was originally used as a treatment for a completely different condition – in this case prostate enlargement. Basically, Finasteride works by suppressing the enzyme which converts testosterone into dihydrotestosterone (DHT), which is thought to be one of the causes of Male Pattern Baldness. It has not been proven that Propecia can remedy frontal hair loss, although by combating the production of DHT, the scalp thinning process can be slowed down.

Provillus

Provillus comes in pill form (2 per day) and works by suppressing the production of DHT and also providing hair growth stimulating nutrients. Provillus is an all natural supplement, so no prescription is needed. There don’t seem to be any documented side effects either. Crucially, Provillus comes with a 100% money back guarantee, which indicates that the manufacturer has a lot of confidence in it. It would appear also that 3-6 months is the timeline for hair growth using this supplement, so it is important not to invoke the money back guarantee too soon…

As you will be aware, there are a lot of remedies on the market for male pattern baldness, and while the world has moved on from the days of rubbing pigeon droppings into the scalp, there are still a lot of ‘miracle cure’ peddlers. The three remedies discussed above are proven to be effective, and should definitely be investigated further by anyone seeking a hair loss prevention product.

It is widely recognized that baldness is heredity. There is no fighting our genes as we search for a hair loss solution. Or is there? Geneticists say that a male whose maternal grandfather was bald will more than likely carry the hair loss gene as well. But modern day science has developed a few hair loss solutions, helping men and women keep their prized locks. Taking care of your hair is the most important step in having a hair loss solution.Too many men and women overuse chemicals such as hair dyes, and contraptions such as hair dryers and curling irons which can lead to hair loss. For instance, it is widely accepted that a person should not color their hair more often than every six weeks. Here’s a novel, and healthy, idea. Let your hair turn naturally grey, it’s the best thing that you can do for your hair.

Nutrition can be used as a natural hair loss remedy. By eating the right foods and taking the necessary vitamins, you can have a hair loss solution right in your kitchen. Also, calcium in your diet is very important to strengthen the roots and hair follicles in your scalp.

Illnesses and antibiotics can lead to hair loss. For women, pregnancy, menopause, and birth control pills cause hormonal imbalance which can also lead to hair loss. Fortunately, this type of hair loss is temporary. But in the case of illness and antibiotics, the shear act of keeping yourself in good health can help you regain your hair and treat baldness.

A condition called Androgenic Alopecia can cause hair loss. Unfortunately, the many hair loss remedies and hair loss products out there cannot cure this. However, a few treatments may help. Minoxidil has been getting a lot of attention recently in the news in respect to a hair loss solution. However, it is unlikely that this product will work on someone who is totally bald. Although it is FDA-approved, it is generally only successful in cases where the individual has some hair left on the back and/or sides of the head. If you have some hair, this product may help you to treat baldness.

I hope this article shows you that you can take steps to find a hair loss solution. A hair loss vitamin can help, as well as following a healthy diet. Also trying an FDA-approved product might be the ticket for regaining your hair. Don’t worry about buying extra sunscreen for your dome. There are solutions out there. It’s up to you to find them.