Natural Cures for Hair Loss - Stopping the Loss and Growing it Back

Having Issues with Hair Loss?Many other men and women are going through the same thing you are, they want a cure to hair loss but unfortunately there are only treatments right now no cures. In this article I'm going to explain why you cannot cure hair loss but can stop it and then regrow the hair you've lost, as well as give an idea of how long you can expect to wait for results.

Treat Not Cure

Unfortunately the only permanent cure for hair loss or thinning hair is a transplant right now.Truthfully transplants can be painful and cost a pretty penny. How ever there are quite a few natural hair loss treatments you can use to stop your current hair loss, and depending on the product stimulate regrowth of some of the hair you've lost.

Most of these products work the same way, they block DHT from reaching the scalp which is the hormone that slows the growth stage of our hair.After blocking DHT you can rest assured that you will stop losing hair.Unfortunately just because you block DHT doesn't mean you will get new hair growth back where you've already lost it.

Hair Loss Stopped then Regrow what you've lost

After you've stopped losing hair from blocking DHT you can then start to reverse the process by beginning new hair growth.Hair loss products that block DHT will stop hair loss, and also possibly supply the required nutrients to dormant hair follicles to start new hair growth. How ever not all treatments will do this, it is possible you will need another product or hair loss supplement to kick start the growth phase. If this is the case I suggest you look into some hair loss product reviews to decide which treatment is best for you.

What's the Time Line?

It takes most people about two months to stop hair loss using a natural hair loss cure. You need to be sure you're consistent with using the treatment, other wise it could take longer or you won't see results at all. Most hair loss products suggest you try their treatment for at least that long to determine if it's working for you or not.

Regrowth of new hair will take longer, remember you didn't lose your hair over night so it's going to take some time to gain it all back.I'd suggest waiting at least six months before you get any noticeable results of regrowth. Also keep in mind that your hair must still be in the growth phase in order to experience regrowth at all.

This is true especially if you have a part of your scalp that is bald and has been that way for some time. Dormant hair follicles usually can't be brought back.