• Combat very heavy hair loss due to androgenetic alopecia
• Stimulates new hair growth
• Promotes thicker, fuller, healthy looking hair

Product Description
ThymuSkin Medicated Shampoo Product Info:
- Combat very heavy hair loss due to androgenetic alopecia
- Stimulates new hair growth
- Promotes thicker, fuller, healthy looking hair

Ingredients:
Aqua, Sodium laureth sulfate, Cocamide DEA, Sodium Chloride, Hydrolyzed Collagen, Soyamide DEA, Disodium Laureth Sulfosuccinate, PEG-10 Olive Glycerides, Parfum, Phenoxyethanol, PEG-120 ethyl glucose dioleate, Hydrolyzed Elastin, Citric Acid, Propylene Glycol, Methyldibromo G… More >>

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• Energizing Shampoo for Hair Loss & Growth

Product Description
ENERGIZING SHAMPOO

Energizing shampoo enriched with the extract of Capsicum selected for its stimulating properties. Its gentle cleansing action prepares the scalp to receive the next energizing treatment.

Use : apply to wet hair, massage and rinse off well. Repeat if necessary.

Size : 250 ml / 8.45 fl oz
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Alter EGO Active Therapy Prevention Shampoo for Hair Loss & Growth 250ml

There are a number of different reasons why we lose our hair. To be certain, hair loss is something that all of us go through and in many cases, it is simply a matter of the natural hair growth cycle that we all experience. There are also times whenever the hair loss is genetic and unfortunately, there are very few things that you can do to stop this altogether, even from a natural standpoint. There may be other times, however, whenever we experience some form of nutritional hair loss and this is self-inflicted.

It is not only for our general health that it is necessary for us to make sure that we are nutritionally sound. In many cases, our nutrition will also affect specific areas of the body, including our head. If you are lacking in nutrition, it can easily show up through hair loss as a result of the body using the nutrition that you are giving to it in other areas. Hair loss and growth is not necessary for human survival so if you’re not feeding your body enough nutrition to take care of all of the processes that are necessary, this may be one of the first ones to go.

The fortunate thing is, nutritional hair loss is not something that needs to be permanent and as a matter of fact, it is often reversible if you treat it properly. The first step that you need to take, however, is getting more and better nutrition into the amount of food that you are eating on a daily basis. The best way for you to do this is to introduce or to increase the amount of raw fruits and vegetables that you are eating daily. You can either do this by simply munching on vegetables or by including a salad with every meal.

You may have a difficult time making any kind of a radical change to your diet and for the most part, this is not something that is a good idea anyway. Far too many individuals try to change their diet radically and end up failing out of discouragement. It has a better idea for you to add these nutritional items into your diet and to continue to introduce them on an increasing basis. This will help you to be better balanced on the inside of your body and to notice differences in your health and your hair on the outside of your body.

Im a 27 year old female that has been steadily losing hair for the past 13 months. Ive been to the doctor several times. The first time they found i was mildly anemic. I got checked again 6 weeks later and was fine. Ive been checked twice since then and the anemia has not come back. My blood work always comes back normal and do not have thyroid problems. I have taken vitamins my whole life and just recently started taking prenatal vitamins to try and boost hair growth. I do have some hair coming back but it is nothing in comparison to the amount that comes out on a daily basis. All the doctors say it should stop within 3-6 months or up to a year. Its not getting any better and im so fed up. Ive also tried nioxin but after about two months my hair kept falling out. I heard it was only suppose to do that for the first few weeks. Does anyone have any advice?