New vitamin for better health, better nutrition, better hair

18/01/06 It’s sad but true. There is no cure for hair loss. Androgenetic alopecia, male and female pattern hair loss, is a progressive genetic disorder, when left untreated will always result in baldness. The rate and the extent of loss is completely dependent on one’s genetic predisposition. And once hair thinning has turned to loss, the hair follicle dies, and nothing can bring it back to life.

As is the case with most medical and physiological conditions, prevention is the best treatment protocol when fighting androgenetic alopecia, and doctors have discovered a new premium daily multi-vitamin blended with an array of clinically proven, pharmaceutical-grade herbs, botanicals and nutrients may just hold the key to better nutrition, better health and better hair.

“ViTrichol® addresses the body’s need for basic, premium nutrition as well as the hair follicles’ need for healing, essential nutrients, DHT-blocking, increased vascular function, improved oxygenation, reduced inflammation and more.” says Dr. Gregory Van Dyke, an internal medicine specialist in Mission Viejo, California. “No other product, natural or not, addresses this as effectively as ViTrichol®.” Dr. Van Dyke, continues.

Dr. Randall Sword, a nationally recognized hair restoration surgeon and a Diplomate of the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery, says, “Hair loss takes time… so does hair restoration. And when it comes to fighting hair loss, prevention is key. A successful preventative plan has to include basic overall nutrition as well as hair follicle protection and repair. Nothing else compares… ViTrichol® is the only natural hair restoration product I recommend, and it’s the best daily vitamin I’ve come across.”

Dr. Van Dyke concludes, “Whether it’s your health or your hair loss, you’ve got to take it seriously. You need to get started on an ongoing daily nutritional plan like ViTrichol® right now. I believe in it so much, I take ViTrichol® myself, every day."

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