•Are hair loss supplements
safe?
Yes, as long as they are taken as directed. Most
hair loss pills are considered nutritional supplements that
are composed of all-natural ingredients. The hair
loss pills we rank do not include any hormones, steroids, or
harmful chemicals.•Are there any side
effects associated with hair loss pills?
Not with most supplements. The only side effect
we've seen is a bit of stomach discomfort if the product
is not taken with food. The hair loss formulas containing
all-natural ingredients have not been shown to have any
damaging side effects.
•How long should I use hair loss pills?
We conducted our study over a 6 month period and
that is how long we would recommend trying any hair loss
supplement. Natural hair growth takes time
and 6 months should be long enough to determine if a
particular product will work for you.
Too many people use a product for a week or two and
then give up when they don't experience results.
Although we would all like a "quick-fix", the reality is
that we must give our bodies and our supplements time to work.
•Are the results of hair loss supplements permanent?
Yes and no. Some men report that hair loss ceases
after taking these products, even when discontinued.
This tends to be the case more often in younger men.
For others, especially older men, hair loss resumes
several months after the product is discontinued.
Most men will have to experiment to find the optimum
cycle of hair loss supplementation that works best for
them.
•Can and should hair loss pills be taken in
conjunction with Rogaine or Propecia?
Hair loss supplements are safe to take in conjunction
with other supplements and medications for the treatment
of hair loss. Many users have reported great success
using Propecia in conjunction with a hair loss pill,
since both products target different phases of DHT
production. Topical treatments such as Rogaine will not
interfere with the effectiveness of other hair loss
supplements and may help to increase the rate of hair
regrowth.
•Do I need a prescription for natural hair loss pills?
No. The hair loss treatments we have reviewed on this site
are offered as nutritional supplements and therefore do
not require a prescription.
•Can I take more than the recommended dosage if I
want to stop hair loss and start regrowth quicker than the average person?
No. You should never take more than the
recommended dosage as indicated by each hair loss
supplement
company. Some herbs and substances are very safe
in small dosages, but can become troublesome if taken in
large quantities.
•Will hair loss pills work for women?
That depends. The active ingredients in many hair loss pills are
aimed specifically at hair loss caused by DHT. This
compound is not present in significant amounts in the
female body, and is not believed to contribute to female
hair loss to the degree it does in men. Women are
unlikely to experience significant improvement by taking
these types of hair loss pills.
There are a number of similar hair loss products
available to women that work in different ways.
Two of the better ones include
Provillus for Women and Rogaine for Women.
•Are the results of hair loss pills guaranteed?
Yes, most of the hair loss pills we reviewed have money-back
guarantees.
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