Beta Sitosterol — Eight Months In
On the Beta Sitosterol front, I have just started my third jar of the stuff. That means I’ve been popping the pills for over 8 months. I’ve just taken snap shots of my noggin (that’s UK slang for head). The before and after pictures are hard to compare in detail, so it’s tricky to tell exactly what has happened. Not to mention my before shots are kind of crappy.
Sadly no massive regrowth on my thinning crown. However, it does seem that hair loss has halted. I’m no worse or better than before, which isn’t bad thing. Whether this is down to the Beta Sis or just coincidence I have no idea. It’s taken WidowsPeak three years to see good all round growth, so I’ll probably stick out for another year or so, whilst monitoring progress. I’ve treated myself to a snazzy new camera, so in future I may well post pics to the site, if they’re worth seeing.
Just a quick note… this year I’ve decided to make it a solid goal to REGROW hair (without using drugs). I already have a plan of attack for the forthcoming months with various diet changes and techniques. I’m also going to be trying a very exciting new topical treatment that I hold great hopes for.
Keep ‘em peeled, there’s going to be an avalanche of new articles.
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said on February 7, 2007
Hi
Forgot to say, also using Nutrifolica shampoo after reading your section on how SLS kills follicals. The shampoo cleans hair well but leaves it very dry, so I also use Jojoba oil afterwards as a conditioner (Nutrifolica sella conditioner, but at £8 a bottle they must be ruddy joking!!!). Don’t know if the shampoo helps hair to regrow as it claims, but it doesn’t seem to be stopping it, and as I work closely with clients all day (training) it is important that I don’t smell like a hobo! LOL!
Phil
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said on June 4, 2009
this is good info, thanks
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said on October 11, 2009
Great post! Great site. Keep the info coming!
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