HairGenesis Factfinder

Presenting all you need to know about HairGenesis hair loss treatment.

Male or female pattern hair loss is believed to result from the hormonal conversion of testosterone to a problematic substance known as DHT (dihydrotestosterone). DHT binds to specific points on the hair follicle known as androgen receptor sites. One may think of this as an electrical plug going into an electrical wall outlet. Unfortunately, when this attachment occurs in susceptible scalp hair follicles, it causes a negative change in the growth pattern of the hair.

The follicle and accompanying structures begin a process of miniaturization. The hair shrinks in diameter and the hair growth cycle becomes shorter. The result is smaller, thinner, virtually invisible hairs and a shrinking area of scalp coverage - this process is called "pattern hair loss".

The formulations of HairGenesis work by interrupting this negative cycle, thus preventing damage to the hair follicle caused by DHT. Therefore, a healthier hair follicle is better able to produce a healthier and stronger hair.

HairGenesis has been tested both in open-label clinical research as well as double-blind, placebo controlled study. A manuscript describing results from the double-blind research has been submitted for publication within a peer-reviewed scientific journal and is presently under editorial review prior to acceptance for publication.

HairGenesis was designed with the understanding that individual botanical substances have previously demonstrated real benefit against hormonal disorders that also cause hair loss. In developing these oral and topical agents, a regimen has been developed which is unique in design as well as effectiveness.

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