A large majority of the treatment options for hair loss offered on the internet throughout the United Kingdom don’t actually work. At first we were aware of true, but today we have evidence to prove it.

Frustrated by the fake advertisements the company with its title, MENSCRIPT decided to bring it upon themselves to examine every hair loss treatment that is currently available. They collected more than 60 scientific studies to find out if the hair loss treatments work in the way they claim to.

Based on their research, the 9/10 products that claim to “stop hair loss” do not provide any scientific evidence to support it, which proves that they are not effective. Furthermore, the claims are false. It’s a ruse to persuade that you should buy their product. It’s a product that isn’t functioning and, consequently, is an utter cost-effective waste of money.

Treatments for hair loss that don’t do what they say: caffeine shampoo, biotin Viscal, Saw Palmetto, and saw palmetto. This is just the start of the list, as there are many other treatments that aren’t working, and you will find more details on this subject in the Male treatments for hair loss Guide.

This guide reviews each hair loss treatment separately and also provides details on the amount of studies that are conducted and what the studies can reveal. Do the treatments work or is it not? The guide will give the answer to this question by assessing every method that is effective as ineffective .

The treatments that are examined include medical treatments like minoxidil or finasteride. There are as well as cosmetics and other equipment like caffeine hair transplants using shampoo and low light laser therapy.

However, there are certain treatments that work in the manner that they claim to. However, in order to determine which one is the best is the best, you must read their Male Hair Loss: Treatment Guide