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Highlights
Hair loss in women increases with age and menopause
Mean terminal hair counts progressively increased from Day 0 to Day 360, corresponding to a significant 13.4% improvement (p
Global hair quality improvement ratings significantly increased by 24% from Day 90 to 180 (p
Summary
Hair loss in women increases with age and menopause. The most common diagnosis is female pattern hair loss, known as androgenetic alopecia, which affects an estimated 40% of women over 60. Hormonal changes of menopause are associated with decreased hair growth rate as well as percentage of hairs and time spent in anagen phase. We present results of a 12-month study assessing the efficacy of a nutraceutical supplement in promoting and improving growth of hairs in perimenopausal, menopausal and postmenopausal women with self-perceived thinning hair
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