Hair loss is an unpleasant experience that can happen for a variety of reasons.  Some people deal with hair loss because it is a direct result of their genetic makeup and/or of the natural aging process. For others, hair loss is caused by a poor diet and inadequate nutrition.  Whatever the reason, if you are experiencing hair loss, we are happy to offer you a natural means to deal with this issue. Read below to learn more about the ingredients contained in our Hair Formula and the purpose that each component serves.

Hair loss can be caused simply by a deficiency of vitamins in our diet. Read below to learn how each of these vitamins listed is important in promoting healthy hair.

    * Vitamin A is an antioxidant that helps the body to produce sebum in the scalp.
    * Vitamin E and Niacin (Vitamin B3) promote good circulation in the scalp.
    * Biotin and Pantothenic Acid (Vitamin B5) play anti-aging roles by preventing graying of hair and hair loss.
    * Inositol helps by keeping hair follicles healthy.
    * Vitamin B6 and B12 both also act as key agents in preventing hair loss.

Folic Acid is a water-soluble B vitamin that is essential to a number of body processes, including the formation of normal red blood cells and the maintenance of the central nervous system. A lack of Folic Acid and other B Vitamins has been shown to contribute to hair loss. In fact, a diet that is deficient in folic acid can cause hair loss that ranges from simple hair thinning to patchy hair loss or even to total baldness.

 It is surprising how many people do not get sufficient amounts of B vitamins in their daily food intake. All of the B Vitamins work together to help produce and maintain healthy hair. Folic Acid is specifically helpful in maintaining healthy hair, preventing hair loss, and even may delay the graying of hair.

Zinc is responsible for maintaining the oil-secreting glands that are attached to your hair follicles and that are essential for keeping hair comfortably attached to the scalp. A deficiency in zinc can contribute to hair loss as hair shafts get weakened, causing breakage and slowed regrowth.