Saw Palmetto for Hair Loss
Does Saw Palmetto Prevent Hair loss?Saw Palmetto is one of the main ingredients used in HR23+ hair restoration supplement, to
give it its most potent effect. Saw Palmetto is also used in the KGF Scalp Therapy Serum. This potent ingredient is believed to be a successful
additive that can help prevent hair fall and stimulate healthy hair
growth.
Let us examine saw palmetto’s natural sources, and how it can benefit certain aspects of the hair.
The components of saw palmetto that block the enzyme work in a similar way as
the synthetic ingredients in prescription medication for hair loss.
The main facts about Saw Palmetto:
- Saw palmetto is a plant with small berries that has been used by Native
Americans as medicine and food for hundreds of years. There is evidence that
this herbal remedy may treat an enlarged prostate. It also has been used to
treat hair loss, bladder infections, prostate cancer, and decreased sexual
drive.
- Research on the effectiveness of saw palmetto in treating hair loss is
promising. An extract of saw palmetto berries may block 5-alpha-reductase, an
enzyme that converts testosterone to DHT. DHT is the molecule responsible for
hair loss, and also is involved in the enlargement of the prostate.
- A study was taken for men with moderate cases of male pattern baldness
where they were given a saw palmetto oral supplement to take twice daily for a
few months. When asked to rate their balding patterns before and after the
study, over sixty percent reported that their condition improved.
- With continuous use of saw palmetto combined with biotin, HR23+ tablet and serum can
refresh the hair follicle function and allow your scalp and hair line to absorb
the necessary nutrients that regrow hair.
How can Saw Palmetto benefit women with thinning hair?
Saw palmetto extracts contains various benefits for women,
most of which have to do with hormonal balancing. It has been stated that taking
the herb can enhance breast size (in women) and may also be used to regulate periods,
reduce cramps, and regulate hair growth. Saw Palmetto has also been associated
with being excellent for minimising skin complaints, such as acne.
Research conducted for this herb has resulted in its usefulness
for men, specifically the plant's ability to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia
(BPH). Saw palmetto is thought to work on BPH by lowering levels of
testosterone, a male hormone, and it is believed to work in the same way for
women, by regulating and equalising hormone levels in the blood.
A well-documented benefit of saw palmetto is that its
properties also make it helpful for women with thinning hair. Whether in
supplement or serum form, saw palmetto doesn’t actually cause hair to
grow, but can impact the chemicals and signals in the body that are either
shutting down or increasing production at the hair follicles. Because of this,
women who suffer from thinning hair may see added thickness and density during
a consistent period of using the herb.
Other common benefits of Saw Palmetto for women include:
- Regulate the menstrual cycle
- Treat acne
- Clear internal inflammatory
Tablets and capsules are the most common and effective form of saw palmetto, and are the only forms that have been investigated by researchers. Tea, made from the dried berries of the saw palmetto, is unlikely to be effective, because the active compounds aren't water soluble. Saw Palmetto is considered safe and side-effect free.
What to realistically expect from taking Saw Palmetto for hair loss?
With continuous use of saw palmetto, you should expect to see much less hair fall, however, there is little evidence to suggest that saw palmetto can promote hair growth. This is why saw palmetto can be hugely effective when used in conjunction with hair growth promoters like biotin (Vitamin B7).
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