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Men (18-45) | Hair Loss Stages 2-4
Independent CRO-Led
Compared against Minoxidil 5%
Single Blind
EC Approved
6 months
CTRI Registered
Hair density (Trichoscan Assessment)
Hair thickness (Dinolite & Caselite Evaluation)
Hair fall reduction (Comb Test)
Improved hair quality - shine & smoothness (Dermat Evaluation)
Hair Density
Significantly greater than minoxidil alone
Improved hair quality (shine & smoothness)
Significantly greater than minoxidil alone
Reported stronger hair
Subject - Self Assessment
Nutrient deficiencies result from poor diet or a compromised gut microbiome
Increased cortisol levels disrupts your hair cycle causing hair loss.
DHT hormone attacks your hair follicle thereby causing hair thinning and hair fall.
Slow metabolism can result in your hair becoming dry, brittle, coarse and even break off.
Eating foods which are not rich in protein, vitamins and minerals blocks hair growth.
Nutrient deficiencies result from poor diet or a compromised gut microbiome
Increased cortisol levels disrupts your hair cycle causing hair loss.
DHT hormone attacks your hair follicle thereby causing hair thinning and hair fall.
Slow metabolism can result in your hair becoming dry, brittle, coarse and even break off.
Eating foods which are not rich in protein, vitamins and minerals blocks hair growth.
Findings from the Retrospective Observational Study
Physiological Issues
Scalp Conditions
GI issues
Disturbed Sleep
Genetic history
Data analysed from 1200 men seeking Traya Treatment
Males Aged 21-40
Stages 1-4
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