Welcome to Natural Remedy Resources
Bacterial Infections Natural Remedy Article
This is a selection among article about Bacterial Infections Natural Remedy. For a permanent link to this article, or to bookmark it for further reading, click here.
Natural Hair Loss Remedy Discovered in Apples
from: David L. KernThe news spread like lightning across the Internet...
In Japanese clinical trials, a safe, natural polyphenol compound from apples was proven to promote new hair growth in men with male pattern baldness.
In the first double-blind clinical study, 29 balding men were treated with the apple procyanidin solution. After 6 months, researchers reported that both vellus and terminal hair growth were "significantly greater" than placebo control group subjects.
(Vellus hairs are short hairs, only a centimeter or two long. The follicles that produce them never produce any other kind of hairs. Terminal hairs are the long hairs that grow on the head.)
Increased Number of Terminal Hairs
The next study involved 21 men in various stages of hereditary hair loss. After 12 months of topical treatment, researchers reported that "71% of subjects showed an increased number of hairs." They also noted "a clear trend towards increased number of non-vellus hairs."
A "Potential Cure" for Male Pattern Baldness
After 12 months of study, the scientists concluded that "procyanidin therapy shows promise as a potential cure for male pattern baldness."
In a third study of 29 balding men, this time for 4 months, 78.9% showed an increased mean value of hair diameter. Increased ratio of thicker hairs was "significantly higher" than placebo controls and the increase in the number of total hairs was "significantly greater."
200% Better Than Minoxidil
Seven different published studies now confirm the profound hair-growth promoting effects of apple procyanidins. In tests on human hair cells, apple chemicals proved twice as effective as minoxidil to promote hair growth. The apple extracts were also clearly superior to less potent grape and grape seed extracts.
Procyanidins Activate Hair Follicle Growth
The richest known source of procyanidin B-2 is the skins of immature (baby) green apples. Polyphenols from apples have an astonishing range of health effects, and may be nature's perfect antioxidant. Many people taking apple procyanidins in pill form notice faster hair growth, stronger fingernails, and softer, smoother skin.
In every study, apple procyanidins have proven completely safe for humans and animals. There is no toxicity, no irritation, and no side effects. This natural hair loss remedy may be nature's best option for millions of people who suffer from thinning hair, falling hair, and male pattern baldness.
David L. Kern is a researcher and publisher of New Health & Longevity, a newsletter devoted to the latest advances in medical nutritional science. Get the full story on this new natural hair loss remedy now at www.applepoly.com/hairlossremedy
 |
 |
Bacterial Infections Natural Remedy News
Combat Viruses and Bacteria With Immunity-Boosting Foods from the Kitchen: Tips from Topical BioMedics and Roufia Payman
Winter is peak time for flus and colds, which grip millions of people in the Northern hemisphere each year. And contrary to common belief, the best way to combat viruses and bacteria is not in the medicine cabinet – it’s in the kitchen. Here are tips from Topical BioMedics., Inc., and nutritionist Roufia Payman on boosting the immune system with foods from the kitchen.Rhinebeck, NY (PRWEB ...
Read more...Doctors Health Press Supports Study Showing That Green Tea Could Help Prevent Cavities
The Doctors Health Press, a publisher of various natural health newsletters books and reports, including the popular online Doctors Health Press e-Bulletin, is lending its support to new research that has shown that the antioxidants found in green tea could benefit oral health, including protecting teeth against cavities. ...
Read more...How the Itch Informs the Scratch
Itch. Past studies have shown that whatever the cause--perhaps just hearing me talk about itch--something triggers nerve fibers that send a signal lighting up three areas of the brain: the emotional regions; the limbic system that sparks the urge to scratch; and the cortex that tells you where to scratch. [More]
Read more...Dr. Karen Becker: What to Do if Your Dog Gets the Flu
The canine influenza virus (CIV) is a relatively new virus and is part of the canine infectious respiratory disease complex, also known as "kennel cough."
Read more...