The World Journal of Men s Health · 2019 · 31 citations · 17 references
AgricultureDermatologyNutritionBiopharmaceuticsHuman NutritionNutritional ImmunologyAlopecia EvaluationHair DisordersProbioticsProbiotics In FoodsAlopecia DisordersBlood FlowHair ChangesHair Growth DisordersHair Loss EvaluationPatternsProbiotic MetabolitesProbiotic Microorganisms
PURPOSE: Probiotic supplementation demonstrates beneficial effects on serum lipid profiles. We hypothesized that probiotics could benefit patients presenting with alopecia, secondary to improved blood flow to the scalp. MATERIALS AND METHODS: probiotic product. RESULTS: probiotic product could promote hair growth and reverse hair loss without associated adverse effects such as diarrhea. CONCLUSIONS: We suggest that the observed improvements in hair count and thickness resulted from initiation of the anagen phase in hair follicles in response to probiotics.
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The prevalence and types of androgenetic alopecia in Korean men and women
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