Provillus Reviews - Does Provillus Work?
Provillus is an all natural supplement created to treat male pattern baldness in men. It is made of all natural ingredients and has shown a significant increase of use recently.
Male pattern baldness is a type of androgenetic alopecia that is found in men and is most commonly caused by the over production of DiHydroTestosteron also known as DHT. DHT is a combination of alpha reductase and the male hormone testosterone.
Once DHT is produced it attaches to the hair follicles and stops or greatly reduces the normal rate of hair growth. Male pattern baldness typically affects the areas around the temples, crown and top of the head. This is greatly due to the increased amount of sweat glands that produce DHT in these areas.
With the large role that DHT plays in causing this condition it is presumed that the best way to stop hair loss or prevent male pattern baldness is by preventing or at least reducing the accumulation of DHT.
Provillus has done this by creating a specially designed formula that stops the excess production of DHT in the body. It also contains ingredients that help promote healthy hair growth. There are many ingredients used to make Provillus and all have been proven to be all natural and completely safe to use. Some of these ingredients include:
- Vitamin B6
- Zinc Sulfate
- Biotin
- Saw Palmetto
- Nettle Root
- Magnesium
- Pumpkin Seed Extracts
Provillus has proven itself to work well for men in any age group who have the desire to reduce or completely stop the onset of male pattern baldness. Provillus users generally see a significant difference in about six to eight weeks. If you do not see results within this time frame it may be necessary to increase the dosage you are using.
Provillus also has a specially formulated variety for women treating the issue of hair falling out that many women encounter. However the results may differ from the male variety as the causes for hair loss issues in women are not related to the production of DHT such as is the case with men.
Of the many natural products that are currently on the market for male hair loss and prevention of DHT production, Provillus is in the top three. Not only is it completely safe to take because the ingredients are all natural but it does not contain any chemicals or drugs therefore no prescription is required to purchase it.
Aside from the benefits you can expect from the use of Provillus the makers also offer a full six month money back refund policy for anyone who is not satisfied with the results of their product making it not only risk free to your health but also risk free to your wallet.
Comments
There are so many products that say they are guaranteed to improve hair loss. It is nice to know there is finally one that really works.
Michael
29 July 2009 @ 1:11pm
Most products for hair loss contain chemicals and drugs that have all these irritating side effects, I’m so glad there is finally one that works without all that.
Melvin
17 Aug 2009 @ 1:29pm
It is about time that someone came up with a solution for women’s hair loss that doesn’t have the same stuff in it that the men’s do. We lose hair for different reasons so it stands to reason that our hair loss treatments should be different from men’s too.
Valerie
25 Aug 2009 @ 6:17pm
My husband complained about his hair loss all the time but after trying Provillus for two months I can finally see a difference in his hair and I guess he can too because he doesn’t complain about it so much now. Thanks.
Denise
28 Aug 2009 @ 9:23am
I have used a lot of products for hair loss both over the counter and by prescription and so far I like Provillus the best.
Jason
9 Sep 2009 @ 5:27pm
With all the products available for hair loss it is hard to know which ones to trust but the money back guarantee helps. At least with that if it doesn’t work like you want it to you can get a refund.
David
17 sep 2009 @ 8:27am


Provillus helped my hair grow back after years of being bald. I have tried so many different products that claim to work it was a relief to find one that really did.
23 July 2009 @ 5:27pm