Swimmy

Thats f'ing crazy. I hope it all speeds up and gets released alot sooner.

Well DNC could only be a positive. You are still getting Minoxidil. Plus a few other hair loss treatments. My opinion. It can only help

Independent Studies in Japan have said to have found concrete evidence that apple polyphenols are 300% more effective than minoxidil when concentrated. Just eating apples has also shown to slow down DHT. This is somewhat old news but I hear very little about it. Probably since some big corporation couldn't profit off it. However, I don't see the hurt in eating a apple a day. Since Apples are known as a miracle fruit. In fact the whole genome of the apple holds alot of beneficial properties we have yet to discover. Eating a apple a day to fight hair loss and Improve your health is a positive. Its a cheap investment and either way beneficial to you.

This could probably be the answer to hair loss. Problem is if I'm correct marketing won't begin till 2015. Or maybe I misread the article I seen. You said its available already? Are you sure you are not referring to the skin product? Also what price tag are we looking at? Lastly from what I seen from their site and the studies done its all very promising so far. Hairs have grown and remaining hairs are thicker. If anything with minimum results it would be a great in conjunction prior to getting any HT

I'm interested in trying provillus. I don't think I have yet to see a negative testimonial on this product. In a age of information and snake-oils that says alot.In fact I think its ranked as the #1 hair topical solution now. I think people under value the nutrients needed to maintain our hair. Even if you are using Rogaine or Propecia getting a multi vitamin that directly attacks hair loss and promotes healthy hair should be a given. Most people suffer from malnutrition and who's to say that doesn't directly relate to getting progressively balder.

Studies on Rogaine were done only on the crown area. Therefore they can make the claim it works on the crown If they were to make claims on the frontal hairline they would be in violation of FDA regulations. Though I have read a few studies that have shown stoppage of hair loss in the front.. Along with regrowth, especially in the temple area.