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Old 01-17-2009, 01:50 AM
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My questions are
1. IS green tea helpful for ceasing hair loss ?

2. What quantity should be consumed for better results ?

3. How Does It help In fighting hairloss?
Ans-I googled and found out that
""Update: Green Tea May Prevent Hair Loss

Until now there had been no direct research about the effect of green tea on hair loss, but a recent study revealed some tasty results. In the study mice with identical hair loss were selected and then split into two groups: group A received green tea in their drinking water, group B received only regular drinking water. The results showed that green tea halted hair loss in *all* of the test group and even triggered new hair growth in some of the mice. Significantly, some of the mice who were not invited to the tea party showed continued hair loss.

We observed hair regrowth among 33% of the mice that received green tea extract and did not observe any spontaneous remission or hair regrowth among the controls. Eight percent of these controls of showed progressive hair loss during the period of our study, whereas none of the mice who received polyphenoline extract showed any progressive hair loss.

Published 22 July 2005 in J Natl Med Assoc, 97(6): 816-8.""
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Old 01-17-2009, 04:21 AM
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1. NO.
2. N/A.
3. It doesn't.
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Old 01-17-2009, 10:05 AM
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I am Going Bald,

It's an interesting study. But I highly doubt mice experience DHT related male pattern baldness.

Mice are built very different from men. In order to suggest Green Tea may help men and women fight various hair loss conditions, clinical studies need to be performed on human subjects.

Therefore, until such evidence can be produced, I'd stick with what's proven.

Though I have heard (not researched) that Green Tea is good for the immune system. It also tastes good. But to date, I've seen no evidence to suggest it helps men and women treat baldness.

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Old 01-20-2009, 08:20 AM
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Green tea is the bane of my existance as a surgeon. It dramatically thins the blood and is a nightmare. I make everyone stop it 10 days prior to surgery.

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I make everyone stop it 10 days prior to surgery.

This is something I had not been warned about prior to surgery.
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Me too, luckily i've ran out...just told to stay away from whey protein, vitamins sups, alcohol, and aspirin a week prior to surgery
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This is what my pre-op instructions look like:

1) Do not take medications that contain Acetylsalicylic Acid, like aspirin, before the procedure
2) Do not take for at least 1 week before the procedure anti-inflammatory medications or steroids (Voltaren, Cataflan, Ibuprofen, Walcofen, ect??¦) and do not take any ???Nature products??? (Gingobiloba, Ginseng)
3) Do not drink alcohol at least 5 days before the procedure
4) (MEN) Do not use Minoxidil (Rogaine) one week before the procedure
5) (WOMEN) Use Minoxidil (Rogaine) one week before the procedure
6) Do not take Vitamin E or other vitamins for 3 weeks before the surgery
7) Suspend GYM activities for at least 5 days before the procedure
8) DO NOT SMOKE for at least 5 days before the procedure
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Not to use minoxdil? well i have been, not heard that one before..
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