Give me your views on this.

[TommyLucchese]

Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Vitamin B6, Folic Acid, Biotin, Iron Sulphate, Zinc Sulphate, L-Methionine, L-Cysteine, Methyl Sulfonyl Methane (MSM), Silica, Aloe Vera Extract, Saw Palmetto Extract, Ginkgo Biloba Extract, Millet Extract.

 

Do you think those ingredients in tablets 4x a day would help your hair? Not to replace propecia and minoxidil, but to take alongside them. Do you think they'd make a difference? for a 3 months supply it'd be 60 pounds. Do you think it'd be worth it?

 

I currently take seven seas cod liver oil, which I'll continue to do anyway but just wondering if those other tablets would be worth adding to my regime.

[tacolinowest]

im no doc,, but i dont think vitamins will do much at all in terms of hair unless your deficient ,, someone told me once that the best thing for your hair and nails would be to eat gelatin ? sounds dumb i no

[Dr Tom Walker]

I assume this is TRX2 which is getting heavily promoted.

 

Here is my view from another thread:

 

The main ingredients seem to be 800mg per day of carnitine with a few other amino acids and vitamins +minerals

(from: Hair Loss Treatment - how to stop hair fall)

 

On the bottom of their home page:

 

* These statements have not been evaluated by the medicines regulatory agencies. This product is not a drug or medicine, and is therefore not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. This patent-pending food supplement contains nutrients that help promote and sustain healthy hair growth. Results may vary and are subject to your individual metabolism. Regarding risks and side-effects please see the package insert and ask your physician or healthcare specialist. Read Full Disclaimer

 

From the disclaimer:

 

*The herbs and patent herbal formulas listed in this website are what we offer as dietary food

supplements. We do not make any claims to the effectiveness of the products contained in this site.

 

 

 

You could put that statement on anything. Protein is necessary to "promote and sustain healthy hair growth" so I suppose you could include that same warning on tins of tuna!

 

From a quick google search, the average person takes in 20 - 200mg of carnitine a day. To take large doses, you could take whey protein (that athletes use as a protein shake) as one small scoop provides 400mg.

 

Overall, eating a decent diet is good for you in many respects. It will help your overall health. However, spending 60 pounds per month for vitamins supplements will not help you regrow hair.

 

If you do want to try it, I would recommend following jlemons method - 70 pounds for 250 days supply rather than 60 pounds for 30 days!

[TommyLucchese]

No it's not TRX2, just tablets to supposedly make hair healthy. It's not marketed as a hair loss remedy, but to go alongside propecia and minoxidil