Inhibited Hair Loss and Promoted Hair Density Supplement In Women, The Laboratoires innéov Found

Kyle J. Norton

Researchers may have a single ingredient for treatment of female hair loss pattern.

Supplementation with specific omega 3 & 6 and antioxidants acts efficiently against hair loss in improving hair density and reducing the telogen percentage and the proportion of miniaturized anagen hair.

Omega-3& 6 fatty acids are phytochemincals in the class of lipids, found abundantly in dark-green leafy vegetables, grains, legumes, nuts,…

Human have to absorb Omega 3 & 6 from other sources as we do not produce them.

In the total of 120 healthy female subjects participated in this 6-month, randomized, comparative study to evaluate the change in hair density on standardized photographs primary with. secondary endpoints to include changes in telogen hair percentage and diameter distribution of anagen hair (>40 µm vs. ≤40 µm) measured by trichogram, researchers found that intake of omega 3 & 6 and antioxidants display a significant effect in reduced hair loss and promoted hair growth.

According to the photograph assessment, the application demonstrated a superior improvement in hair density. 

The telogen hair percentage was significantly (P < 0.001) reduced in the supplemented group. 

The proportion of nonvellus anagen hair (>40 µm) increased compared to the control group.

Trichometer index in supplemented group expressed a substantial increment in compared to loss in control group. 

At the end of the experience, Dr. Le Floc’h C, the led author said, “A large majority of supplemented subjects reported a reduction in hair loss (89.9% of subjects at 6 months), as well as an improvement in hair diameter (86.1%) and hair density (87.3%)”.

Truly, the study of 6-month supplementation with omega 3&6 and antioxidants no doubt expressed a significant effect in inhibited hair loss and improved hair density and reduced telogen percentage and   miniaturized proportion of anagen hair.

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Sources

(1) Effect of a nutritional supplement on hair loss in women by Le Floc’h C1, Cheniti A, Connétable S, Piccardi N, Vincenzi C, Tosti A.(PubMed)