A re-analysis of 30 earlier studies suggests that some nutritional supplements may help spark the growth of new strands.
Based on the information in the studies, it’s not possible to say just how effective the supplements are, Mostaghimi says.
Mostaghimi and his colleagues concluded that adverse effects from the supplements they evaluated were rare and mild. So, at least people who want to experiment with won’t have to worry about hurting themselves.Dr. Patrick Brunner, associate professor of dermatology at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City, commends the authors for their careful work.
The fact that the researchers had to go through thousands of studies to find just 30 that met their requirements says something about the state of research on this topic, Brunner says.
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