Fight Hair Loss - Popular Methods Reviewed 

Finasteride is sold under the brand  VitaKeratin Review names Propecia and Proscar. It works by inhibiting the production of dihydrotestosterone (DHT) which is a testosterone product largely responsible for male pattern baldness.

Spironolactone is marketed under various brand names like Spirocream, spironolactone, Berlactone and Aldactone, It comes in the form of a cream topically applied and behaves like an anti-androgen, binding to the androgen receptors to prevent them from binding with DHT. This action prevents hair from falling off.

This is a 21st century invention advertised to combat baldness. Marketed by a company appropriately named Androhair, the laser comb uses visible red light emanating from the comb teeth that's claimed to penetrate into blood vessels to let more blood circulation into the scalp to replenish hair follicles the nutrients they need to grow hair. It's worth a try. Then again, a simple nightly or early morning massage of your scalp works just as well.

It is often said that there's really no cure for baldness. This fact refers to androgenetic alopecia which is a pattern balding trait coming from genes that instruct certain body enzyme to overproduce testosterone androgens that weaken hair follicles to produce very fine hair or none at all. It's true that genetically caused baldness can only find lasting cure with gene therapy. But until the genetic mapping project which successfully identified the genes causing both male and female pattern baldness yields a commercial genetic therapy, most of the hair fall treatment that apply to both sexes are confined to mitigating the action of DHT and improving blood flow to nourish the follicles at the cellular level.