Experiencing hair loss?Many other men and women are going through the same thing you are, they want a cure to hair loss but unfortunately there are only treatments right now no cures.In this short article we’ll discuss how you can’t cure your hair loss but can stop or slow it down, and also give you an expectation of how long it can take to stop hair loss.

Treat Not Cure

Unfortunately the only permanent cure for hair loss or thinning hair is a transplant right now.Realistically a hair transplant is no fun, and it is very expensive.Thanks to advances in science there are multiple natural hair loss products that will stop your current hair loss and some will even start the regrowth phase of the hair you’ve already lost.

More or less every hair loss treatment works in a similar fashion by blocking the hormone DHT from reaching the scalp. Once DHT reaches the scalp it then slows the growth stage of your hair and eventually causes you to lose it entirely.After blocking DHT you can rest assured that you will stop losing hair. How ever this doesn’t always mean you will see regrowth of the hair you lost.

Hair Loss Stopped then Regrow what you’ve lost

After the hair loss phase is done you can then start to work on growing back what you’ve lost. DHT blockers that stop hair loss may supply some nutrients to the scalp to simulate dormant hair follicles, if not you will need either a hair loss supplement or some form of topical treatment that is designed to stimulate hair growth. If you do need to find another product I’d suggest you take some time doing research for the best hair loss treatments via consumer review and comparison sites.

How Long Does it Take?

From the time you start using a natural cure for hair loss to the time you see your hair loss subsiding will probably be a couple of months.The majority of hair loss treatments you’ll find will recommend using them for at least two months. This is the minimum amount of time to test the results you can achieve.

The regrowth stage can take longer.Give it at least a six month period before you start looking for new regrowth in thinning or balding areas.For the regrowth of hair to work your scalp and hair must still be in the growing stage, other wise you won’t get any results.

If you have a completely bald area on your scalp, unless it’s recently gone bald you most likely won’t be able to achieve any regrowth.

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