Professional dietary supplements for hair growth from trichologists

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I. Understanding the problem of hair loss and the role of dietary supplements

• A. Causes of hair loss:
  • 1. Genetic predisposition (androgenic alopecia): explanation of the mechanisms of action DHT, the role of 5-alpha reductase, hereditary factors. Differences between the male and female type of baldness.
  • 2. Telogene falling (Telogen Effluvium): acute and chronic. Triggers: stress, illness, diet, pregnancy, medicine. Hair growth phases and influence on them.
  • 3. Nutrient deficiency: iron, zinc, biotin, vitamin D, B vitamins, amino acids. As a deficit affects the structure and growth of hair.
  • 4. Thyroid diseases: hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism. Influence on hormonal balance and hair health.
  • 5. Autoimmune diseases (aeratic alopecia): pathogenesis, role of the immune system, possible triggers.
  • 6. Other factors: age, hormonal changes (menopause), drugs (chemotherapy), aggressive hair procedures (staining, straightening).
• B. The role of dietary supplements in supporting hair growth:
  • 1. Bad as an addition to the main treatment: emphasizing that dietary supplements are not a replacement for drug treatment, but serve as a complement. The importance of consulting a doctor.
  • 2. Nutrition of hair roots: optimizing the receipt of the necessary nutrients to hair follicles. Improving microcirculation.
  • 3. Decrease in inflammation: the role of antioxidants and anti -inflammatory components in dietary supplements.
  • 4. Hormonal balance: dietary supplement supporting hormonal balance (especially in women during menopause).
  • 5. Improving the structure of the hair: the effect of dietary supplements on keratin and other structural components of the hair. Strengthening the hair, giving shine and elasticity.
• C. Criteria for choosing high -quality dietary supplements:
  • 1. Composition: the presence of scientifically sound ingredients in effective dosages. Lack of harmful additives.
  • 2. Manufacturer: manufacturer’s reputation, quality certificates (GMP, ISO). Production transparency.
  • 3. Clinical studies: the presence of clinical studies confirming the effectiveness of dietary supplements.
  • 4. Reviews: analysis of the reviews of patients and specialists. Price/quality ratio assessment.
  • 5. Consultation with a doctor: emphasizing the importance of consulting with a trichologist or another doctor before taking dietary supplements. Individual approach.

II. The main ingredients of dietary supplements for hair growth and their action

• A. Vitamins:
  • 1. BIOTIN (vitamin B7): The role in Keratin’s metabolism. Dosage, indications, contraindications, possible side effects.
  • 2. Vitamin D: effect on hair growth and scalp health. Communication with alopecia. The optimal level of vitamin D.
  • 3. B vitamins B (B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B9, B12): role in energy exchange, keratin synthesis, nervous system. Deficiency and its manifestations.
  • 4. Vitamin C: Antioxidant, participates in the synthesis of collagen. Improving blood microcirculation.
  • 5. Vitamin E: antioxidant, cell protection from damage by free radicals. Improving blood circulation in the scalp.
  • 6. Vitamin A: The role in the differentiation of cells, the health of the scalp. Cautions about an overdose.
• B. Minerals:
  • 1. Iron: role in the transfer of oxygen to hair follicles. Ferritin as an indicator of iron reserves in the body. Iron deficiency anemia and hair loss. Iron forms (hemic and non -hemic).
  • 2. Zinc: the role in protein synthesis, the immune system, the health of the scalp. Deficiency of zinc and its manifestation.
  • 3. Selenium: antioxidant, cell protection from damage by free radicals. Participation in the metabolism of thyroid hormones.
  • 4. Magnesium: participation in energy exchange, nervous system, protein synthesis.
  • 5. Silicon: Strengthening the structure of hair, improvement of elasticity.
  • 6. Copper: participation in the synthesis of melanin (hair pigment).
• C. Amino acids:
  • 1. L-cysteine: the main component of keratin. Role in the structure of the hair, strengthening.
  • 2. L-Lisin: Participation in the synthesis of collagen. It is important for the absorption of iron.
  • 3. L-metionine: antioxidant, cell protection from damage. Participation in the synthesis of other amino acids.
  • 4. L-Arginine: Improving blood microcirculation in the scalp. Hair growth stimulation.
  • 5. Taurin: Protection of hair follicles from damage.
• D. Plant extracts:
  • 1. Dwarf Palm Extract (Saw Palmetto): Blocking 5-alpha reductase, reduction of DHT levels. Used for androgenic alopecia.
  • 2. Green tea extract: antioxidant, anti -inflammatory effect. Contains EGCG (Epagallokatechin Gallat), which can block DHT.
  • 3. Field horsetail extract: contains silicon, strengthens the hair.
  • 4. Red clover extract: contains isoflavons that can have an estrogenic effect. It is used to maintain hormonal balance in women during menopause.
  • 5. Ginseng extract: stimulation of hair growth, improving blood microcirculation.
  • 6. Burdock root extract: hair strengthening, improving the condition of the scalp.
• E. Other components:
  • 1. Collagen: hair strengthening, improvement of elasticity.
  • 2. Omega-3 fatty acids: anti-inflammatory effect, improving the condition of the scalp.
  • 3. Coenzyme Q10: antioxidant, cell protection from damage.
  • 4. Methyl sulfonylmetatan (MSM): Survery, participates in keratin synthesis.

III. Professional dietary supplements recommended by trichologists: review and comparison

• A. Criteria for selection of dietary supplements for review:
  • 1. Recommendations of trichologists: inclusion of dietary supplements, which are often recommended by trichologists.
  • 2. Scientific validity: the presence of scientific research confirming the effectiveness of ingredients.
  • 3. Production quality: manufacturers with a good reputation and quality certificates.
  • 4. Patient Reviews: Accounting for reviews of patients taking dietary supplements.
  • 5. Accessibility: inclusion of dietary supplements available on the market.
• B. Review of specific dietary supplements (examples, without direct advertising):
  • 1. Bad # 1: A detailed description of the composition, dosage, mechanism of action, indications, contraindications, possible side effects. Analysis of reviews, comparison with other dietary supplements. An indication of the need to consult a doctor.
  • 2. Bad # 2: A similar description, emphasis on the differences from dietary supplements #1.
  • 3. Bad # 3: A similar description, emphasis on the differences from dietary supplements #1 and #2.
  • 4. Bad # 4: A similar description, emphasis on differences from previous dietary supplements.
  • 5. Bad # 5: A similar description, emphasis on differences from previous dietary supplements.
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• C. Comparison of dietary supplements by key parameters:
  • 1. Composition: comparison of the content of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, plant extracts.
  • 2. Dosage: comparison of the dosages of active ingredients.
  • 3. Price: comparison of the cost of dietary supplements.
  • 4. Release form: Comparison of output forms (capsules, tablets, powders, liquids).
  • 5. Manufacturer: Comparison of the reputation of manufacturers.
• D. Recommendations for the choice of dietary supplements:
  • 1. Accounting for individual needs: the choice of dietary supplements depending on the cause of hair loss, age, gender, health status.
  • 2. Consultation with a trichologist: emphasizing the importance of consulting with a trichologist to determine the optimal dietary supplement.
  • 3. Comprehensive approach: Combination of dietary supplements with other treatment methods (drug treatment, mesotherapy, laser therapy).
  • 4. Patience and sequence: emphasizing the need for long -term admission of dietary supplements to achieve a result.

IV. How to take dietary supplement for hair growth

• A. Dosage:
  • 1. General recommendations: following the manufacturer’s instructions and the doctor’s recommendations.
  • 2. Individual dosage: taking into account the individual characteristics of the patient.
  • 3. Cautions about an overdose: the danger of an overdose of vitamins and minerals.
• B. Reception time:
  • 1. The effect of food on assimilation: recommendations for taking dietary supplements before, during or after eating.
  • 2. Compatibility with other drugs: possible interactions of dietary supplements with other drugs.
  • 3. Reception mode: Recommendations for compliance with the reception of dietary supplements.
• C. Duration of the course:
  • 1. General recommendations: recommended duration of the dietary supplement maintenance course (usually 3-6 months).
  • 2. Evaluation of effectiveness: Assessment of dietary supplements after 3-6 months of admission.
  • 3. Supporting therapy: the ability to continue receiving dietary supplements in a maintenance dose.
• D. Side effects and contraindications:
  • 1. Possible side effects: a description of possible side effects from administration of dietary supplements (allergic reactions, digestive disorders).
  • 2. Contraindications: Description of contraindications for admission of dietary supplements (pregnancy, breastfeeding, liver and kidney disease).
  • 3. Actions when side effects appear: recommendations on actions when side effects appear (termination of dietary supplements, consultation with a doctor).

V. Additional methods of supporting hair growth (in combination with dietary supplements)

• A. Proper nutrition:
  • 1. Diet rich in protein: the role of protein in the synthesis of keratin. Sources of protein (meat, fish, eggs, legumes).
  • 2. Products rich in vitamins and minerals: inclusion in the diet of products rich in vitamins and minerals necessary for hair growth.
  • 3. Healthy fats: the role of omega-3 fatty acids in the health of the scalp.
  • 4. Sufficient water use: the importance of hydration for the health of hair and scalp.
  • 5. Limiting the consumption of processed products: the effect of processed products on hair health.
• B. Proper hair care:
  • 1. The choice of shampoo and air conditioning: the choice of soft shampoos and air conditioners who do not contain aggressive ingredients.
  • 2. Correct hair washing: recommendations on the frequency of hair washing.
  • 3. Neat combing: the use of combs with wide teeth.
  • 4. Protection against external factors: protection of hair from the sun, wind and cold.
  • 5. Restriction of the use of thermal tools: the effect of hairdries, ironing and deaf on hair health.
  • 6. Refusal of aggressive procedures: restriction of dyeing, chemical curl and hair straightening.
• C. Reducing stress:
  • 1. The effect of stress on hair loss: explanation of the connection between stress and hair loss.
  • 2. Methods for reducing stress: recommendations on methods for reducing stress (meditation, yoga, physical exercises, hobbies).
  • 3. Sleep: The importance of sufficient sleep for the health of the hair.
• D. Medical procedures (in combination with dietary supplements):
  • 1. Mesotherapy: the introduction of nutrients directly into the scalp.
  • 2. Plasmolifting (PRP): the introduction of plasma platelets enriched by platelets in the scalp.
  • 3. Laser therapy: stimulation of hair growth with laser radiation.
  • 4. Minoxidil: drug treatment of hair loss.
  • 5. Finasteride: drug treatment of hair loss (only for men).

VI. Scientific research and evidence of the effectiveness of dietary supplements

• A. A review of clinical research:
  • 1. Studies on biotin: review of studies confirming the effectiveness of biotin for hair growth.
  • 2. Studies on vitamin D: Review of studies connecting vitamin D deficiency with hair loss.
  • 3. I gland studies: a review of studies confirming the connection of iron deficiency anemia with hair loss.
  • 4. Studies on zinc: a review of studies confirming the role of zinc in the health of the hair.
  • 5. Studies on dwarf palmum: Review of studies confirming the effectiveness of dwarf palm trees with androgenic alopecia.
  • 6. Studies on other ingredients: Review of research on other dietary supplements (green tea extract, field horsetail, etc.).
• B. meta analyzes and systematic reviews:
  • 1. Analysis of available meta-analyzes and systematic reviews on the effectiveness of dietary supplements for hair growth.
• C. The importance of a critical attitude to research:
  • 1. Sample size: the effect of sample size on the results of the study.
  • 2. Research methodology: The importance of the correct research methodology.
  • 3. Source of financing: influence of the source of financing on the results of the study.

VII. Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

• A. Questions about dietary supplement in general:
  • 1. What is dietary supplement and how do they differ from drugs?
  • 2. Are dietary supplements safe?
  • 3. How to choose a quality dietary supplement?
  • 4. Do I need to consult a doctor before admission of dietary supplements?
• B. Questions about taking hair dietary supplement:
  • 1. How long do you need to take dietary supplement to see the result?
  • 2. Is it possible to take several dietary supplements at the same time?
  • 3. What side effects can occur when taking hair dietary supplements?
  • 4. Is it possible to take dietary supplies for hair during pregnancy and breastfeeding?
  • 5. What to do if dietary supplements do not help?
• C. Questions about specific ingredients:
  • 1. What dosage of biotin is optimal for hair growth?
  • 2. How does iron affect hair growth?
  • 3. What products are rich in vitamins and minerals necessary for hair growth?
  • 4. Can a dwarf palmam help with androgen alopecia?

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