Procerin: all-natural herbs to treat male pattern baldness.
Author: Monica Thomson
Men suffering from androgenetic alopecia have high levels of a chemical called dihydrotestosterone (DHT) in their scalp. DHT is a by-product of the male hormone testosterone, which is responsible for masculine characteristics. When testosterone gets converted into DHT, the result is hair loss.
Procerin's active ingredients are specifically formulated to block this transformation into DHT by the human body. Procerin blocks DHT without reacting with testosterone (as some prescription medications do). This reduces, and can even stop, the further loss of hair from the scalp, without causing the sexual side effects as with prescription drug finasteride (Propecia). Men of all ages, and all levels of hair loss, can benefit from Procerin. Whether you are concerned about stopping hair loss before it becomes a problem, or already have significant loss of hair, Procerin can help.
Procerin is an especially prepared medication for treating male pattern baldness only; in female pattern baldness it generally produces no effect. Procerin produces better results in people between the age group of 18 to 35 years. This medication is successful in treating baldness in more than 88% people who have used it. If you are already taking hair loss medication Rogaine or Propecia accompany their dosages with Procerin which can give you better results.
The usual dosage of Procerin tablets is twice a day. One Procerin dose is to be consumed in the morning and one before going to bed. The fact that Procerin does not enclose within harsh chemicals, therefore the possibility of side effects also diminishes.
Procerin is free from most of the side effects associated with other medications and supplements. A small minority of men report mild stomach discomfort in the first few days of use. The solution, if this occurs, is to take Procerin with food.
There are some possible side effects of the Saw Palmetto in Procerin: If you are sensitive to the Saw Palmetto, there may be some mild dizziness, vomiting, constipation or diarrhea.
As hair grows slowly (about 1/2 inch a month), therefore it is recommended that you use Procerin for at least a month or two before you expect to see results (although some Procerin users reported improvement in only two weeks). The results from Procerin are much faster than Rogaine? (4 months) or Propecia? (6 months).
