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Nourkrin Pills
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donkdidonk2
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I thought about starting this myself, but have gone with Proxiphen as I would think that these pills help more with female loss as there is no action on DHT.
I don't know where you are writing from, but in the UK there is a long-faded pop 'star' Cheryl Baker. She says that the pills helped thicken her hair massively. Consequently, the only stockist here sold out instantly. Do a google search on Jan Wadstein. He is a dermatologist in Sweden who claims that glucosamine, the main ingredient, is very effective against hairloss.
Good luck!
I don't know where you are writing from, but in the UK there is a long-faded pop 'star' Cheryl Baker. She says that the pills helped thicken her hair massively. Consequently, the only stockist here sold out instantly. Do a google search on Jan Wadstein. He is a dermatologist in Sweden who claims that glucosamine, the main ingredient, is very effective against hairloss.
Good luck!
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No bother. If you are in the UK you can order it from 0845 399 0022. They are a company based in Huddersfield.
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Also, I think some studies have been conducted on Viviscal, which I THINK is the same as Nourkrin.
Again, good luck and let us know how you do on this, as it could be a good addition to male regimens to boost regrowth.
Again, good luck and let us know how you do on this, as it could be a good addition to male regimens to boost regrowth.
Thanks again mate I think I may consider surgery what are your views on this and do you know of any with a good reputation in the Uk I have heard Rogers medical company ltd has a good reputation, basically I am at the state where I am thinking where do I go, do I want surgery and possibly this is this best outcome.
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mark
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It seems like Dr Rogers is the best regarded in the UK from the limited knowledge I have. The consensus here seems to be that treatment is the best option as oppose to transplantation, in the beginning. Ask the question on the main forum - there are people there who have been fighting loss for decades - whereas mine is for about 4 years that I have been looking at treatment options.