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

Starting to Lose your hair and not because you're pulling it out? You're not alone, many people struggle with hair loss and they seek a cure, how ever there is no natural cure for hair loss, only treatments.In this short article we'll discuss how you can't cure your hair loss but can stop or slow it down, and also give you an expectation of how long it can take to stop hair loss.

Treat Not Cure

The only effective cure for hair loss is to have a transplant.Truthfully transplants can be painful and cost a pretty penny.Thanks to advances in science there are multiple natural hair loss products that will stop your current hair loss and some will even start the regrowth phase of the hair you've already 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. Once this hormone is blocked you will stop losing your hair.Stopping hair loss by blocking DHT how ever doesn't always mean you'll get new hair growth back.

Stop Then Regrow

Once hair loss is stopped you can begin to concentrate on regrowth.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?

From the time you start using a natural cure for hair loss to the time you see your hair loss subsiding will probably be a couple of months.The majority of hair loss treatments you'll find will recommend using them for at least two months. This is the minimum amount of time to test the results you can achieve.

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 expect to wait about 6 months before you see any significant regrowth in areas that you've lost hair.For regrowth to work your hair must still be in it's growth stage. If you're hair is no longer growing then you most likely won't see any new regrowth.

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.