Does Propecia Work?
For the most part, I try staying away from drugs that mess with blood pressure, so this instantly cut off Rogaine from my hair loss treatment shopping list.
I did some research and found out that there are several effective products out there that work on a hormonal level and do so naturally, without altering any other variables in the body and I finally set out on trying Procepia and Provillus, two hair loss treatments that reviewers were crazy about.
I was having bald spot problems since my early 20s and although I did not have a full shine yet, hair loss was becoming an increasingly annoying and frustrating problem, so I started out with Procepia tablets and waited patiently for some visible results.
Well, the results I expected never really came and it’s mostly my fault, because I should have read the seal better: Procepia is effective against hair loss, but provides little in the way of hair regrowth.
Hair loss is mostly produced by the combination of testosterone with an enzyme called 5-alpha reductase.
The result of this combo is DHT, or dihydrotestosterone, which weakens and thins down hair follicles, making them very vulnerable. Basically, if DHT affects a follicle, once you stroke it or comb it, it’s very likely to fall off (over time, it falls off on its own anyway).
If the rate at which you lose hair is higher than the rate at which you grow it back, you’ll be dealing with a nifty bald spot soon enough.
So Procepia can balance this loss/growth ratio by reducing the loss, but if the scale is really unbalanced, you’ll need a product that treats the hair loss and also encourages hair growth. This is the main advantage that Provillus has over Procepia and in truth, over many other similar treatments.
Most people that tried Procepia noticed results after 3-4 months, which is roughly the same time that Provillus needs in order to be effective.
This is actually the frustrating part of a hair loss treatment, the “blind” period in which you continuously apply the lotion, drink the tablets, rub the cream and so forth, without actually seeing the hair grow.
After 3 months with Provillus, I started noticing small hair follicles growing in the bald spots and the thinning hair was also feeling stronger.
So is Provillus a superior product to Procepia? Well, in my experience, it is, because hair loss wasn’t my only problem, I also needed to grow the hair back up in the bald spots, not just make the current follicles stronger.
I’m sure there may be other products out there that would have worked quite well, but for me Provillus was the end of my problems. If you’re in the same rough spot that I was in, Provillus might prove to be the hair loss treatment you were looking for.
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