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PROMOTE NEW HAIR GROWTH & INCREASED HAIR COUNT

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A FRUIT EXTRACT FOR HAIR GROWTH?

Scientists in Kuala Lumpur have identified compounds in palm fruits, called tocotrieno­ls, which in clinical studies, have shown to significan­tly promote new hair growth and increased hair count. These so-called “super antioxidan­ts”, from the vitamin E family, can help reduce inflammati­on levels especially in the scalp, which is a condition associated with hair loss.

WHAT THE STUDIES ARE SHOWING

Clinical studies done at the University of Kuala Lumpur, are repeatedly confirming the effects of tocotrieno­ls. In a study, done to obtain a patent, scientists showed that every person in the study group, taking the specific tocotrieno­l complex, had positive results in new hair count. The mean increase in number of hairs was 42%*. In a second, and larger study, done to confirm these results, the number of hairs in a pre-determined scalp area was observed at 0, 4 and 8 months. The results were significan­t. The number of hairs increased by 16% at 4 months on average, and by 34.5% at the end of the 8-months, compared to a 0.1% decrease in the control group.** Both studies in Malaysia used a tocotrieno­l complex, now patented. In Canada, this tocotrieno­l complex is available in the product Hair GROTM, available at pharmacies across the country.

**Tropical Life Sciences Research 2010 “Effects of Tocotrieno­l Supplement­ation on Hair Growth in Human Volunteers”beoy, Woei and Hay, University Sains Malaysia.

*11/120,268, us patent, hair growth formulatio­n, hovis, sdn bhd

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