Hair Loss, and What You Should Know About it

There are many reasons for hair loss in men. They range from stress and illness to adverse effects from some medications. However, 95 % of American men suffering from hair loss are doing so because it’s in their genes. Androgenic alopecia, commonly referred to as male pattern baldness (MPB) is by far the leading cause of hair loss in men. You should love your Mom and Dad, but if you’re a man and you’re losing your hair, it’s probably because they passed a sensitivity to a particularly strong form of testosterone called dihydrotestosterone, or DHT.

What is DHT?

DHT is an androgen, or hormone, that attacks your hair follicles, by shrinking them at first, in a process called follicle miniaturization, and gradually reducing the anagen, or “growth” phase of your hair in susceptible areas, including around the temple and crown areas of your head. Your hair becomes brittle and covers less of your scalp in this process, until the hair follicles inevitably die, thus ending hair growth. DHT is the leading cause of follicle miniaturization, therefore, when you’re looking for a treatment for your hair loss, be sure to choose a treatment, such as Profollica™, that tackles baldness by addressing your DHT levels.

Can I Stop Hair Loss & Grow My Hair Back?

The good news is, you’re living in a day and age when treatments for male pattern baldness are readily available. The even better news is that some treatments, such as Profollica, are clinically proven to slow, and in some cases, completely stop hair loss. The trick is addressing hair loss early. While it is common to lose 50 to 100 hairs a day, if you notice your hairline receding (for example, if you can see your scalp), or your crown is thinning, you should address your hair baldness immediately.

What if I Don’t Address My Hair Loss Early?

Here are some numbers to think about. By age 35, two-thirds of American men experience some form of baldness. Eighty-five per cent of men are losing hair by age fifty. Even at the age of 21, 25 % of American men are experiencing male pattern baldness. Have the men in your family lost hair? If you’re a North American man, chances are it will eventually hit you. The beauty of Profollica is that by addressing the overwhelming cause of male pattern baldness – excessive DHT – you can minimize, or even stop hair loss.

How Does Profollica Work?

Profollica is a three-step, all natural therapy to reduce excessive DHT and encourage your dormant hair follicles to grow hair again. It helps men suffering from male pattern baldness feel attractive again by addressing their hair loss from the inside out, with a daily supplement to reduce your DHT levels, a daily shampoo that stimulates your scalp and awakens your dormant follicles, and an activator gel containing Trichogen, which recent lab tests have suggested reduces hair loss in 90% of male users. Over 85 % of men using Profollica™ rated their hair growth from “medium” to “good”. By using a three-part, all-inclusive solution to male pattern balding, Profollica is helping men address their bqldness.

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