In the current issue of the premier science journal Nature (www.nature.com) investigators report the discovery and identification of a genetic mutation involved in hypotrichosis simplex, a hereditary hair loss disorder that affects less than 200,000 Americans. The disorder causes hair follicle miniaturization, a process in which hair follicles shrink and narrow, and thick hair is replaced by fine, downy "peach fuzz" hair.
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What makes HairGenesis® different from all the rest? Let's start with the basics. First, we're in the business of selling a patent pending, USPTO trademark registered, line of hair loss treatment products. We are the only non-drug hair loss treatment line supported with published peer-reviewed IRB monitored clinical research. Our latest university-based research study demonstrates a novel mechanism of action and our patent pending application articulates the novelty of our most recently developed dual-mechanism formula.
Read MoreIn the latest edition of the National Hair Journal, our product line HairGenesis® was featured as constituting
an example of cutting edge research.
Read MoreThe treatment of pattern hair loss has evolved from the use of materials that obviously don't work to those that barely
work to those that have scientific evidence that they actually work very well. Of late, 21st Century methodology
allows for the investigation, testing and deployment of new substances as well as known substances used in new ways.
Carnitine is a known substance that is finding new application in the treatment of hair loss. Here's why.
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Read MoreAndrogenetic alopecia (AGA), commonly called pattern hair loss shares numerous hormonal factors with other diseases including benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Over the years, multiple European research studies have examined the use of saw palmetto in the setting of BPH. Until recently however, saw palmetto was not considered a tool against AGA. Here's why...
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For people concerned about hair loss, many myths and half-truths abound, but useful information can be difficult to put your hands on. Therefore, an objective overview of pattern hair loss is desirable.
In healthy well-nourished males and females the most common form of hair loss is androgenetic alopecia (AGA), also known as pattern hair loss. The disorder affects approximately 40 million American men. It may be a shock to learn that common pattern hair loss affects 20 million American women. The difference between the genders is that a woman suffering hair loss usually retains her juvenile hairline but experiences loss of density behind the leading edge. In men, a distinct pattern manifests where the frontal hair line recedes at the same time that a thinning zone expands from the posterior crown. In more pronounced cases, these zones meet and the person is said to be clinically bald.
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In the past fifteen years, HairGenesis® has gone through four significant formulation improvements.
Today, Generation IV HairGenesis® represents the state of the art in naturally derived hair loss treatment
methodology. One of the most important features associated with the new formula is its dual-mechanism
design and deployment.
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