Scientists have uncovered a simple way to cure hair loss

"Researchers from the Schweitzer Biotech Company in Taiwan have created a serum which shows promising results after just two months. The innovative treatment combines proteins that stimulate hair cells and a natural extract from the Centella asiatica plant. After just eight weeks (56 days) of daily use, participants had thicker hair, lower oil production, greater hair density, and significantly reduced hair loss. Hair density showed particularly strong improvements, increasing by almost 25 per cent - nearly twice that of the placebo group."

"While chemical treatments such as minoxidil and finasteride are commercially available, these can cause nasty side effects ranging from depression to sexual dysfunction. The researchers say that their plant-based treatment could be a viable alternative treatment that avoids these significant drawbacks. Although baldness has always been an inevitability for many people, studies suggest that stress and lifestyle changes mean more people are facing hair loss sooner in life."

Schweitzer Biotech Company in Taiwan developed a serum that combines proteins stimulating hair cells, caffeine, and a natural Centella asiatica extract. Daily application for 56 days produced thicker hair, lower scalp oil production, greater hair density, and significantly reduced hair loss compared with placebo. Hair density increased by almost 25 percent, nearly double the placebo change. The plant-based formulation offers a potential alternative to chemical treatments such as minoxidil and finasteride, which can cause side effects including depression and sexual dysfunction. Growing prevalence of androgenic alopecia and a booming treatment market are driving diverse therapeutic research.

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