Everybody would like to have the perfect cure for hair loss. Studies are constantly carried out into this matter, and there are more and more medications being launched to the market that solve hair loss problems.
One of these medications is Procerin. This drug is thought to be capable of not only decreasing hair loss but also stimulating new hair growth. Procerin is successful in nearly 88% of males and is thought to bring positive changes within 2-4 weeks of use.
Procerin gets to the root of the problem; it targets the enzyme that is said to cause the hair loss in men. This enzyme is known as 5 alpha-reductase, and it is believed to be responsible for transforming testosterone in males into dihydrotestosterone (DHT).
DHT is the leading cause of hair loss as it is produced by the enzyme 5 alpha-reductase. According to this, scientists have been able to decrease hair loss by the use of Procerin.
Procerin acts directly on 5 alpha-reductase. It does not bring about any side effects that would disturb a person’s normal body functions. Some herbs and minerals in a proper ratio can integrate with 5 alpha-reductase and inhibit testosterone from being altered into DHT.
As Testosterone is a male hormone, Procerin is meant for males only. It directly attacks an enzyme causing the transformation of a male hormone into a hair loss substance. Women using Procerin are not expected to benefit.
Males between 18 and 40 years old would best respond to Procerin. This medication does not react with testosterone and only deals with the enzyme it is intended to act upon. The only side effect that commonly occurs is the stomach ache.
To avoid stomach aches, Procerin should be consumed along with food; never on an empty stomach. Apart from stomach aches, there is the minor type of side effect- a possible reaction to Saw Palmetto in Procerin. If a patient is allergic to the Saw Palmetto, bowel problems, dizziness and vomiting may occur.
Side effects that may occur are rather mild, but the progress expected is sudden. This is in contrast to other medications that provide visible effects over longer periods of time. For example, Rogaine takes up to 4 months, Propecia takes up to 6 months, Procerin on the average takes about one month.
For those who use Rogaine and Propecia for hair treatment an advantage is that they can carry on their therapy even if they want to try out Procerin. It is possible thanks to the fact that each of these medications targets different stages of DHT production, and therefore, they do not interact with one another.
Procerin only caters to people suffering from androgenetic alopecia- the most common cause of hair loss. It won’t help people who have lost hair due to chemotherapy, scalp trauma, androgenetic areata, non-DHT problems, etc.
A biggest problem of Procerin users is a question whether hair loss would return after giving up use of Procerin. Answering this is a bit tricky due to the fact that it may be relative to the person. But the hair of younger men are more likely to remain the same.
Some people claim that their hair loss doesn’t return till after a while. Others claim that thinning of hair steadily returns. In older men, hair loss returns after Procerin use is stopped. Age plays an important role, and due to it men between 18 and 35 years old are believed to respond best to Procerin.
For males whose hair are no longer in their growth phase, Procerin’s effects are restricted; a person’s hair may only be maintained at its current state.
