What’s Exactly in Hairomega DHT™?

Hormonal Support:

Some hormones like DHT actually cause hair miniaturization. Hairomega DHT has ingredients that may help balance DHT levels for ideal hair growth.

Saw Palmetto:

Saw palmetto is extracted from the fruit of Serenoa rapens tree and is rich in fatty acids and phytosterols. These ingredients bind to 5-alpha-reductase and prevent your body from making too much DHT. The phytosterols within saw palmetto also bind to androgen receptors at your hair follicles which prevents DHT from causing hair miniaturization.

Beta-Sitosterol:

Beta-sitosterol is a specific kind of phytosterol. It is prevalent throughout the plant kingdom and is in the foods such as pecans, avocados, pumpkin seed, cashew nuts, rice bran, wheat germ, corn, and soybeans. It is perfectly safe to eat. A recent study concluded that just taking saw palmetto and beta-sitosterol together reduced the signs of alopecia.

Pygeum africanum:

Pygeum africanum is a tree found in Africa. Its extracts from pygeum bark include beta-sitosterol, other plant sterols, triterpenes, and certain compounds known as ferulic acids. It aids in hormonal balance.

Lycopene:

Lycopene is an antioxidant most commonly found in tomatoes and prevents damage to your body by free-radicals. It plays an important role in maintaining health and accounts for approximately 50% of all carotenoids in human serum.

Quercetin:

Quercetin is a naturally occurring bioflavonoid found in apples, black tea, onions, and a variety of other plants. It has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. Studies [1][2]

Zinc:

Zinc is a trace mineral that is found in the body. It plays a vital part in many bodily processes and functions such as in cell reproduction, hormonal balance, proper absorption of vitamins, and in protein synthesis.

Vitamin B-6:

Zinc and vitamin B-6 are included in this formula because they are

required for proper hormone metabolism and are essential for hair growth. Vitamin B-6 also helps to body absorb the zinc.

Uncaria tomentosa (Cat’s claw) :

Cat’s Claw contains several alkaloids that are responsible for its alleged medical effects as well as tannins which are commonly found in teas.Some ingredients appear to act as anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and anticancer agents.A 2005 review on Cat’s Claw indicates there is supporting evidence toward its use in treating cancer, inflammation, viral infection and vascular conditions, and for its use as an immunostimulant, antioxidant, antibacterial and CNS ailments.

Stinging Nettles:

In laboratory studies stinging nettles has been compared to finasteride (a medication commonly prescribed for hair loss and BPH) which inhibits 5-alpha-reductase from turning testosterone into DHT.

Red raspberries:

Have been shown to have anti-oxidant properties.

Buchu leaves:

Promote circulation which helps to get rid of toxins.

Pumpkin seed:

Contains phytosterols and has been shown to help balance DHT levels.

Burdock root

Rich in phytosterols and essential fatty acids.

Gravel root:

Beneficial to the urinary and renal systems. When introduced to the body, it increases the rate of toxin removal by the kidneys.

Marshmallow root:

Has anticatarrhal, anti-inflammatory, antilithic, demulcent, diuretic, emollient, expectorant, galactagogue, lithotriptic, mucilant, nutritive, and vulnerary properties and is helpful in the maintenance of overall health.

Parsley:

Parsley is often thought of as a table garnish and is overlooked for its beneficial properties. It is rich in volatile oils and flavonoids. Volatile oils have tumor inhibiting properties by aiding removal of carcinogenic (cancer causing) chemicals that don’t belong in the body. Anti-oxidants are chemicals that take the brunt of attack by oxidizing chemicals so that your normal cells. Parsley has a lot of anti-oxidants that stop attack by oxidizing agents.