MY FRIEND NOTICED AN INCREASE IN HAIR GROWTH
o c l e passionate about fitness and healthy living. In his early 30s however, he started losing his hair, due to what he thought was stress.
“When f started losing my hairI f was very surprised as there was no history of hair loss in my family. I tried to find ways to hide the thin spotI including micro needling and extra biotinI but nothing workedK f was determined to find a long-lasting solution.
ft was at my local Costco that f came across eair dro from kew kordicK f was hesitant about hair supplementsI but this one used naturally derived ingredientI and the claimed benefits convinced me to try it.
To my surprise f started to get results after only a few monthsK fn factI a friend of mine noticed lots of increased hair growthI so he immediately started taking picturesK f couldn’t be happier with the results and highly recommend this product for anyone with thin hairK”
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 hair growth and hair count. These so-called “super antioxidants”, from the vitamin E family, and are thought to help reduce inflammation levels especially in the scalpI which is a condition associated with hair lossK
WHAT THE STUDIES ARE SHOWING
Clinical studies done at the University of Kuala Lumpur, are repeatedly confirming the effects of tocotrienolsK fn a studyI done to obtain a patentI scientists showed that every person in the study group, taking the specific tocotrienol complexI had positive resultsK The mean increase in hairs was 42%*K
HAIR COUNT IN STUDY GROUP AND PLACEBO GROUP
Clinical studies done at the University of Kuala Lumpur, are repeatedly confirming the effects of tocotrienolsK fn a studyI done to obtain a patentI scientists showed that every person in the study group, taking the specific tocotrienol complexI had positive resultsK The mean increase in hairs was 42%*K
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 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 groupK*
* Both studies used a patented tocotrienol complex, which in the USA is available in the product Hair GroŠ, sold at Walgreens and other participating