Comments on: Jojoba Oil: An Effective Hair Loss Treatment? http://www.regrowhair.com/non-surgical-hair-loss-treatments/jojoba-oil-for-hair-loss/ Sponsored by the Hair Loss Learning Center.org Wed, 08 Feb 2012 05:14:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Babybehealthy http://www.regrowhair.com/non-surgical-hair-loss-treatments/jojoba-oil-for-hair-loss/comment-page-1/#comment-16937 Babybehealthy Fri, 20 Jan 2012 23:27:40 +0000 http://www.regrowhair.com/non-surgical-hair-loss-treatments/jojoba-oil-for-hair-loss/#comment-16937 I hate to say it, but anyone with any small amount of common sense knows NOT to trust the FDA. They are in it for profit, not for the overall health of the person. They want to make money off as many drugs as possible. Using the FDA is assuming the readers are uneducated and ignorant. I agree with James. Even IF you've done your homework, you are trying to be pro-medication and I can't help but wonder if there is some financial benefit for you to do so. I hate to say it, but anyone with any small amount of common sense knows NOT to trust the FDA. They are in it for profit, not for the overall health of the person. They want to make money off as many drugs as possible. Using the FDA is assuming the readers are uneducated and ignorant. I agree with James. Even IF you’ve done your homework, you are trying to be pro-medication and I can’t help but wonder if there is some financial benefit for you to do so.

]]> By: David (TakingThePlunge) http://www.regrowhair.com/non-surgical-hair-loss-treatments/jojoba-oil-for-hair-loss/comment-page-1/#comment-10648 David (TakingThePlunge) Fri, 06 Aug 2010 04:39:55 +0000 http://www.regrowhair.com/non-surgical-hair-loss-treatments/jojoba-oil-for-hair-loss/#comment-10648 James, Thank you for your feedback. In fact, we have done our research. We do not deny that using Jojoba or other essential oils may produce a small cosmetic improvement and perhaps improve the overall health of the hair. However, one fact remains. There are only two clinically proven and FDA approved treatments for hair loss: Rogaine and Propecia. These two treatments, when used in combination, represent a balding man's best option for retaining existing hair and, in some cases, reversing hair loss. Advising anyone to forgo this method of treatment (unless they are ineligible due to medical reasons) for any substitute would be to waste valuable time and valuable hair follicles. All the best, David (TakingThePlunge) James,

Thank you for your feedback. In fact, we have done our research. We do not deny that using Jojoba or other essential oils may produce a small cosmetic improvement and perhaps improve the overall health of the hair. However, one fact remains. There are only two clinically proven and FDA approved treatments for hair loss: Rogaine and Propecia.

These two treatments, when used in combination, represent a balding man’s best option for retaining existing hair and, in some cases, reversing hair loss. Advising anyone to forgo this method of treatment (unless they are ineligible due to medical reasons) for any substitute would be to waste valuable time and valuable hair follicles.

All the best,
David (TakingThePlunge)

]]> By: james http://www.regrowhair.com/non-surgical-hair-loss-treatments/jojoba-oil-for-hair-loss/comment-page-1/#comment-10633 james Wed, 04 Aug 2010 18:55:38 +0000 http://www.regrowhair.com/non-surgical-hair-loss-treatments/jojoba-oil-for-hair-loss/#comment-10633 I don't think you've done your research on natural oils such as jojoba and essential oils. These oils are not there to "cure" baldness/hair loss but are there to "treat" it instead just like the drugs you're suggesting to use. There are a few essential oils that help to control the production of DHT and are also tested to be anti-androgenic. These are the same qualities that hair growth drugs have to treat hair loss. The carrier and essential oils cost much less, are healthier for the body, have been used for 1,000's of years to treat hair loss, and have little to NO SIDE EFFECTS. As for jojoba, it helps to retain the moisture of the hair and follicle and to clean the scalp and follicles free from dead skin cells, dirt (dust), pollution, and excess sebum. (also helps to clean the hair and scalp from build-up of "hair product" use) Jojoba can also help to improve circulation to the scalp thus having more oxygen and nutrients to feed the follicles. You should do more research before trying to persuade people to use unnatural products such as propecia and minoxodil that haven't even been tested for long term use. I don’t think you’ve done your research on natural oils such as jojoba and essential oils.

These oils are not there to “cure” baldness/hair loss but are there to “treat” it instead just like the drugs you’re suggesting to use.

There are a few essential oils that help to control the production of DHT and are also tested to be anti-androgenic.
These are the same qualities that hair growth drugs have to treat hair loss.

The carrier and essential oils cost much less, are healthier for the body, have been used for 1,000′s of years to treat hair loss, and have little to NO SIDE EFFECTS.

As for jojoba, it helps to retain the moisture of the hair and follicle and to clean the scalp and follicles free from dead skin cells, dirt (dust), pollution, and excess sebum. (also helps to clean the hair and scalp from build-up of “hair product” use)
Jojoba can also help to improve circulation to the scalp thus having more oxygen and nutrients to feed the follicles.

You should do more research before trying to persuade people to use unnatural products such as propecia and minoxodil that haven’t even been tested for long term use.

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