An american forum has mentioned these as treatments for hair loss. Apparetly more general health but they work quite well with hair growth aswell apparently. Anyone know anything about them?

I know of a couple of studies in reputable scientific journals that seem to indicate that these are, potentially, promising substances for hair loss treatment. For example this one: "several selective protein kinase C (PKC) inhibitors, including procyanidin B-2 [apple poly extract], promote hair epithelial cell growth and stimulate anagen induction."

Caveat - these all seem to be 'in vitro' (test tube) or animal studies. No one seems to have conducted a large-scale trial using humans. Revita shampoo includes apple polyphenols (I think) and the reports from users are at best mixed. I'd say staking your hair on things like this, which don't yet have much evidence to support them, is a huge risk.

Hi West Ham Wayne

You can check out these two pages :

hair loss news


Proanthocyanidin


Bill

might be worth a go.

Its not another scam though is it!? ive already laid out a load on Provillus that i hear is a scam.

Im going to get some Fin from Dr ashcroft. Worth taking the juice aswell with it?

Thanks

Anyone know if i can purchase this stuff in the UK

Thanks

My opinion only - use proven treatments first (i.e. Propecia, minoxidil, & maybe Nizoral). If they don't work out well for you after 12 months you can take a punt on the apple poly caps.