| Author | Message | ||
     Andrew |
Hello everybody, In Switzerland, when turning up with the problem of hair loss at the chemist's and asking for the best recipe-free treatment I was advised to take a thing named "Priorin". Do you have this over in the US, too? And if so, has anybody achieved some good results with it? I will go for it for three months and see whether it helps. Andrew | ||
| Strongbad |
Hello Andrew, I heard that if you take your thumb and insert it into your anus, a prostate glandular reaction takes place which releases a rarely used bodily hormone that is know to have dht binding properties. It's called the Follicanus method. Give it a go and let us know if you achieve results. | ||
| Andrew |
stupid Idiot. | ||
| Tom Hagerty |
Andrew: In the United States you're free to try hundreds of products that marketers claim can halt hair loss or actually grow new hair. The overwhelming majority of them have no beneficial effect on hair growth. One can order Priorin from Europe but this is probably in the worthless category too. This is from the company's website: "It is a hair and nails' restorer based on natural active substances, in capsules. These capsules contain a total millet's extract and, furthermore, wheat-germ oil, cystine and calcium pantothenate. Millet, rich in vitamins and mineral salts, is known as a popular remedy for hair problems. Wheat-germ oil contains both vitamin E and unsaturated fatty acids. Cystine is a fundamental component for proteins. Calcium pantothenate is turned into a vitamin by the organism, pantothenic acid, which is necessary to maintain an healthy scalp. Therefore Priorin N capsules provide both hair and nails with substances that favour their growth and, at the same time, stimulate the epidermal circulation of the blood. Thus they are used to treat hair loss and nail growth disorders and dystrophy." I wish I could be diplomatic and give the above paragraph some degree of credibility. It has none. Save your money. So come back here in three months and tell me I'm wrong. |
