Female Hair Loss Supplement

 As you know, hair loss can be devastating especially if it occurs to people at a young age. It can be especially depressing for women because many societies dictate standards of beauty that include gorgeous, flowing hair. Although baldness occurs more often to men than women, it hasn't stopped manufacturers from creating medications especially formulated for women. 

 One of the most common treatments for women's hair loss is minoxidil.  Minoxidil is popular because low concentration Minoxidil requires no prescription.  It is not 100% effective for everyone and the results vary depending on the user.  It is said to work on about 44%- 63% of users.

 Procepia, an anti-baldness pill, has not been completely tested for women.  It may cause birth defects so it is only being made available soon for post menopausal women. Procepia contains finasteride, a drug originally intended to cure enlarged prostate in men.  

 Tricomin is another weight loss product designed for both men and women.  Tricomin works the same way as minoxidil, it stimulates hair growth.  Tricomin contains peptides that bring follicles to its growth phase.

 Another hair loss solution for women is hormone replacement but this is only effective for women whose hair loss is the result of changing hormone levels in the body like in menopausal women. With hormone replacement therapy, estrogen is taken under the supervision of a medical practitioner. Estrogen usually stops hair loss and other common problems associated with menopause and the dip in women's estrogen level.

 Spironolactone is another oral drug used for hormonally-related hair loss.  It is an anti-androgen and is not effective for other types of hair loss such as Alopecia.

 However, all of the above do not always worked to stop hair loss and there can be side effects as well. That is why I prefer natural hair loss supplements such as Provillus. At least there are no side effects.