That's not necessarily the case. Just like the experts aren't necessarily right.
If that's the case, it shouldn't work for me either. And even if you look at the handbook, there's a genetic possession
Those who have it are also getting an effect. My dad, who's been losing a lot of hair, has had some effect
I'm looking at it.
The reason is that beans and green tea have hormone-suppressing elements like ppe.
Western medicine is not necessarily accurate. Oriental medicine also provides a reasonable basis for that.
For example, if the function of the kidneys or lungs is poor, hair loss can be caused.
Natural food is not a waste of money. It's definitely something to do for a few months before treating the medication.
As you said, Pfe doesn't have a definite effect either. For those of you who didn't get the effect
It's here.
There can be many ways to find out the cause, even though it's different. The cause of oriental medicine
There's a good reason for all the causes in Western medicine, but it's either way
I don't think it's right to say that it's not what to expect.
>It's caused by a strong male holmon or genetic factors
>Natural therapy is not effective if it causes hair loss.
>And if the cause of hair loss is that it looks malnourished
>I don't think I can expect much from natural therapy.
>At least eat regularly and get nutrition evenly
>It's not natural to exercise regularly every day
>Your health can improve and your hair can also improve.
> Currently, the most effective hair loss treatment is Pfe, Pka, and Minok
>It's the way.
>I'm sure you want to grab straws because of hair loss
>Even if you waste money and time and do this and that, it's fifty hundred steps.
>Of course, it's better than not doing natural therapy
>Experts say it's not very effective.
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>> As I did it, my life changed regularly
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>>I eat well and avoid greasy food for some reason..
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>>I think you're the same as me
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>>But it's only going to be a little healthy with this
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>>I still can't believe that natural therapy improves my hair condition
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>>If it was hair loss due to lack of nutrition, wouldn't you know
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>>For genetic hair loss...I don't think it's going to work at all
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>> Genetic hair loss has been caused since birth
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>>It's already decided to be bald, so it's born
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>>Will my hair change if I change what I eat?
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>>What do you think...?
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