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Sta-Hair!
for male pattern baldness, receding hair line, and brittle hair in men.
30 daily-dose packs for $36.99
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Sta-Hair! was formulated as nutritive support for
male pattern baldness and receding hairline in men.
The goal: to reduce DHT levels (by acting as a 5-alpha reductase inhibitor) that cause
Androgenic Alopecia, and to increase hair strength to limit
breakage.
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Saw Palmetto |
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Pygeum |
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Folic Acid |
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Vitamin B-6 |
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Zinc |
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5 capsules, 2 tablets, 1 caplet- 1 of each type in the morning, remaining in evening. If there is only one of a particular type, take it in the evening before bed. |
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Packaging: 1 chamber "daily dose" resealable bags. |
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Results seen in 2-3 months (hair grows slow). Maintenance required. |
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Benign Prostate Hyperplasia (Prostate Enlargement) support |
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Nizoral commonly used to treat dandruff has shown promise in regrowth. Its active
ingredient, Ketoconazole, an antifungal reduces testosterone levels around the follicle. Some
recent studies have indicated comparative effectiveness to minoxidil 2%.
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Creams containing azelaic acid such as Skinoren have also proven effective
at hormone reduction around the follicle.
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Usage in combination with minoxidil solutions such as Rogaine offer maximum benefit. Minoxidil
grows hair, Sta-Hair helps the body keep it. |
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Trentinoin creams such as Retin-A and Retinova have shown promise
of enhancing the beneficial effects of minoxidil by facilitating absorption.
Some adverse side effects have been seen using this combination with the 5%
minoxidil solution, however and therefore it may only be safe to use 2% solutions.
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Nutri-Ox and Ion hair conditioners are helpful for strength and body. |
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Eat a half cup of jello daily. |
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The anti-oxidant and free radical fighting potential of green tea has shown promise in fighting
androgenic alopecia. |
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Avoid high-heat hair driers. |
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Towel dry gently. |
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Avoid coloring, perming, and other chemical hair treatments as they make the hair more brittle. |
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Men should avoid soy products including protein supplements based on soy.
If protein supplementation is part of your routine, seek whey-based supplementation. Soy
has the potential of increasing estrogen levels causing hair loss.
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If you have a known allergy to any of the ingredients you should not take this product. |
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This is a supplement for men and should not be taken by women, or to fight hair loss due to other conditions. |
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Sta-Hair should not be taken with prescription prostate and hair
regrowth medications such as Propecia. |
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Since Sta-Hair reduces fall out and helps the body keep hair, this will increase hair
coverage everywhere by reducing natural shedding.
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People taking phenytoin for seizures should not supplement with folic acid. |
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Folic acid could interfere with the effectiveness of pyrimethamine. |
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Zinc and tetracycline should not be mixed. Take at least two hours apart. |
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For maximum effectiveness, Zinc should not be taken with coffee
or products containing high calcium such as milk and cheese
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Vitamin B-6 can increase the rate of absorption of barbiturate drugs.
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Vitamin B-6 can dramatically interfere with the effectiveness of
levodopa for Parkinson’s disease. B-6 supplementation should be avoided by people
taking levodopa unless carbidopa is also taken which will eliminate the interference
effects.
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No additional B-6 or Zinc supplementation should be taken. |
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For advanced cases, this product may not be helpful. If your follicles are still "alive"
indicated by a light "peach fuzz" covering the surface of the scalp, this product may help.
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It is important to know that any claim as to benefits or
potential benefits of the contents of this supplement have not been evaluated
by the Food and Drug Administration. Benefits should be considered
potential benefits not guarantees or promises. This product is not
intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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