Hair Fall Treatment: If you're struggling with hair loss or baldness, this news may be a welcome relief. Scientists have developed a new serum that can help increase hair growth and thickness in just eight weeks.
Hair Loss Treatment: Hair loss is not just a problem associated with aging, but has become a common problem for every generation. By the age of 50, nearly half of men and 40% of women experience some form of hair loss. But there's some relief: scientists have discovered a new natural serum treatment that's proven effective in increasing hair growth and thickness in just eight weeks.
Researchers at Taiwan's Schweitzer Biotech Company developed this serum, which contains protein, caffeine, and Centella Asiatica plant extract. This combination improves blood circulation in the scalp and strengthens weak roots. Researchers claim this serum could be the most effective and safest option available, without any side effects.
How does this serum work?
According to research, this new treatment works with IGF-1 and FGF-7 proteins, which activate hair follicles. The ingredients in Centella asiatica have anti-inflammatory and healing properties, which strengthen hair roots and promote a healthy scalp.
The effect was visible in just two months
The study included 60 people aged 18 to 60. Those who used the full treatment serum experienced a hair thickness increase of 27.9 micrometers, compared to just 13.9 micrometers for those who took a placebo. Furthermore, their hair density also increased by 23.9%—nearly doubles the difference.
A better alternative to minoxidil and finasteride
Currently, medications like minoxidil and finasteride are used to treat hair loss. However, these medications can cause problems like mood swings, depression, and sexual side effects. This plant-based serum can naturally promote hair growth without any serious side effects.
What do experts say?
According to Dr. Christos Tziotzios, a dermatologist at King's College London, "Centella Asiatica is a miraculous plant, renowned for its anti-aging and skin-restoring properties. It may also be effective for hair growth." However, the researchers acknowledge that this is a small and preliminary study, so it needs to be tested on a larger scale and over a longer period of time.
PC: Asianetnews
