Author: Remedy Talk

If there’s money to be made, it doesn’t come much more lucrative than the hair loss treatment market. With an increasing number of men (and women) reaching out for hair loss solutions, we now find ourselves in a clustered market full of foams, shampoos, supplements, and serums that all promise the same thing: To cure balding and thinning hair. 

BEING REALISTIC

Let’s make one thing clear: As it stands, there is no 100{a2ca4edd6b41bbe0aa2aee03bc791424ed51d90fd68b7905d1abaddbf6d669df} cure for hair loss. That is a fact. If any product on the market makes claims of curing baldness then they are lying. It really is as simple as that. Products like Regaine and Propecia are valid treatments for hair fall, but they can only act to slow down and halt the process, at best. There has been no concrete evidence that suggests even properties like finasteride and minoxidil can regrow hair where previously lost.

Although a high number of men and women will spend an absolute fortune on all kinds of hair treatment products on the market, many of these big spenders actually have realistic expectations. For most of us looking to tackle the dreaded hair loss pattern, we seek naturally formulated products that can act to slow down and prevent further hair loss. We like to call this ‘Damage Limitation’. Why go bald at 30 when you can keep your hair until you are 40, right? This is a common theme of thinking, which leads us on to the subject of natural hair loss treatments.

THE CLAIMS

Natural supplements that specifically target baldness all make similar claims: To stop hair loss and help generate new hair growth. Almost all these supplements claim to have a 90{a2ca4edd6b41bbe0aa2aee03bc791424ed51d90fd68b7905d1abaddbf6d669df} success rate and a money back guarantee. If you read these claims anywhere on a hair loss treatment’s marketing campaign, then be careful. In reality, these success rates are probably untrue.  So, are there supplements on the market that can slow down thinning hair? The answer to this question is yes, absolutely. All all instances, individual cases will vary, but there are effective ingredients out there that can definitely increase hair density and provide vital nutrients to the hair follicles, resulting in stronger, thicker and healthier hair. 

HR23+ is the newest hair health supplement that has gained positive early reviews. This naturally formulated pill makes a simple claim: To help slow down and prevent hair loss in men and women suffering from early stages of thinning hair and balding. So, how much of this claim should we believe? At £49.95 per bottle of 60 tablets, we thought we’d delve deep into the ingredients of HR23+ and calculate exactly how effective this supplement has the potential to be. 

ANTI-HAIR LOSS INGREDIENTS

When it comes to ingredients, HR23+ doesn’t mess about. This pill has clearly been developed through careful consideration and substantial scientific research. Containing 23 key ingredients for hair health, there are multiple aspects of this tablet that give it huge potential to prevent male pattern baldness and female pattern baldness, respectively.

Like many hair and nail health supplements, biotin is one of the main ingredients used in HR23+. Biotin is believed to be a successful additive that can help prevent hair loss and stimulate healthy hair and nail growth. So, it’s no surprise to see this potent human growth agent on the list of ingredients. What makes HR23+ interesting, and quite unique from its competitors, is the addition of saw palmetto. This powerful ingredient is believed to be a successful additive that can help prevent hair fall by blocking DHT. The components of saw palmetto that block the enzyme work in a similar way as the synthetic ingredients in prescription medication for hair loss. Saw palmetto mixed with biotin provides the hair follicle with a double-effect system: One that blocks DHT paving for the other to generate hair growth.