Procerin Review
Procerin is men’s only natural formula, consisting of the topical lotion and supplement tablets. The main active ingredient in the supplement tablets, besides
vitamin B6 (pyroxidine) and minerals (magnesium,
zinc), is
saw palmetto (1,500 mg of extract daily). Saw palmetto’s potency in treating hair loss is usually compared with
finasteride and it is often presented as its safe natural supplement. This claim is, however, unsubstantiated as nobody really knows whether
saw palmetto
can help treat baldness. Nevertheless, saw palmetto is used by hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of hair loss sufferers around the world.
Other ingredients, besides filling agents, include herbal extracts from gotu kola, nettle root, pumpkin seed oil, eleuthero root, uva ursi (bearberry) and muira puama (herbal aphrodisiac). The topical Procerin also consists of natural substances that are assumed to be able to block DHT, such as saw palmetto, nettle root, azelaic acid and substances rich in essential fatty acids, such as avocado oil, grape seed extract and gamma linolenic acid. None of the aforementioned natural substances has been clinically proven to be beneficial in treating baldness, whether in oral or in topical form.
Procerin has a strong presence on the web. There is no shortage of websites that review, promote and sell Procerin, while providing testimonials that are 100% supportive. In addition, there are plenty of Procerin customer reviews on the web with questionable credibility. These do Procerin’s reputation more harm than good. This is a natural product that may or may not work. It is thought to be able to slow down hair loss rather than regrow hair. But the aggressive marketing of this product is not necessarily a bad thing. The placebo effect has been proven to be a strong positive factor in treating baldness. Procerin is not much different from many other natural remedies that make hair claims but caution is advised when interpreting customer reviews (amazon reviews seem the most reasonable) and testimonials from the web.
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March 17, 2008