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SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Moderately Effective
Based on 2 Researches
8
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 2 Reviews
8.5
Top Medical Research Studies
8
Folic acid treatment shows promise
We explored the effects of folic acid on hair loss in a three-week-old Charolais calf showing signs typical of folic acid deficiency. After starting daily folic acid therapy at a dose of 1 mg/kg, we observed that the crusts and patches diminished within two weeks. Remarkably, hair growth resumed, and within two months, the calf returned to a normal state. This indicates that folic acid could be an effective treatment for certain types of alopecia related to deficiencies in this essential nutrient.
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8
We explored the effectiveness of two nutritional supplements for treating telogen effluvium (TE), a common form of hair loss. Over 180 days, female participants received either a nutrient-rich supplement containing folic acid or an alternative formulation.
Our clinical evaluations revealed significant improvements in hair loss, volume, and overall hair health in the group receiving the first supplement, especially noticeable within the first 90 days. The second group, however, did not show substantial changes in all parameters.
This study suggests that nutrition plays a crucial role in managing TE, reaffirming the benefits of specific supplements.
Our clinical evaluations revealed significant improvements in hair loss, volume, and overall hair health in the group receiving the first supplement, especially noticeable within the first 90 days. The second group, however, did not show substantial changes in all parameters.
This study suggests that nutrition plays a crucial role in managing TE, reaffirming the benefits of specific supplements.
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Most Useful Reviews
9
Hair growth improved
7 people found this helpful
You don't need to be pregnant to take these. I’m not pregnant and won’t be, but I was advised to take these because I struggle with large pills. Following major surgery, I had hair loss and was primarily looking for folic acid. I've now used these for three months, and my balding spot is hardly noticeable!
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7.5
Reduced hair loss
6 people found this helpful
I found these gummies to be fantastic! They're sugar-coated, which enhances their taste. I took them throughout my pregnancy and was told to continue afterwards. However, after stopping for three months, I experienced significant hair loss, with clumps falling out during showers. Fearing baldness due to my previously thick hair, I reordered the Olly prenatals. Within a month, I noticed a marked reduction in hair loss. For about a year post-pregnancy, I took this supplement, and as of 2022, after switching to Olly Woman's Multivitamins, my hair is regrowing. It's halfway back to being full with lots of new growth. I wholeheartedly recommend these gummies for new mothers and their multivitamins!
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Medical Researches
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Moderately Effective
Based on 2 Researches
8
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8
We explored the effectiveness of two nutritional supplements for treating telogen effluvium (TE), a common form of hair loss. Over 180 days, female participants received either a nutrient-rich supplement containing folic acid or an alternative formulation.
Our clinical evaluations revealed significant improvements in hair loss, volume, and overall hair health in the group receiving the first supplement, especially noticeable within the first 90 days. The second group, however, did not show substantial changes in all parameters.
This study suggests that nutrition plays a crucial role in managing TE, reaffirming the benefits of specific supplements.
Our clinical evaluations revealed significant improvements in hair loss, volume, and overall hair health in the group receiving the first supplement, especially noticeable within the first 90 days. The second group, however, did not show substantial changes in all parameters.
This study suggests that nutrition plays a crucial role in managing TE, reaffirming the benefits of specific supplements.
Read More
8
Folic acid treatment shows promise
We explored the effects of folic acid on hair loss in a three-week-old Charolais calf showing signs typical of folic acid deficiency. After starting daily folic acid therapy at a dose of 1 mg/kg, we observed that the crusts and patches diminished within two weeks. Remarkably, hair growth resumed, and within two months, the calf returned to a normal state. This indicates that folic acid could be an effective treatment for certain types of alopecia related to deficiencies in this essential nutrient.
Read More
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USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 2 Reviews
8.5
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9
Hair growth improved
7 people found this helpful
You don't need to be pregnant to take these. I’m not pregnant and won’t be, but I was advised to take these because I struggle with large pills. Following major surgery, I had hair loss and was primarily looking for folic acid. I've now used these for three months, and my balding spot is hardly noticeable!
Read More
7.5
Reduced hair loss
6 people found this helpful
I found these gummies to be fantastic! They're sugar-coated, which enhances their taste. I took them throughout my pregnancy and was told to continue afterwards. However, after stopping for three months, I experienced significant hair loss, with clumps falling out during showers. Fearing baldness due to my previously thick hair, I reordered the Olly prenatals. Within a month, I noticed a marked reduction in hair loss. For about a year post-pregnancy, I took this supplement, and as of 2022, after switching to Olly Woman's Multivitamins, my hair is regrowing. It's halfway back to being full with lots of new growth. I wholeheartedly recommend these gummies for new mothers and their multivitamins!
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References
- Sant'Anna Addor FA, Donato LC, Melo CSA. Comparative evaluation between two nutritional supplements in the improvement of telogen effluvium. Clin Cosmet Investig Dermatol. 2018;11:431. doi:10.2147/CCID.S173082
- Bouvet A, Baird JD, Basrur PK. Folic acid therapy for alopecia in a Charolais calf. Vet Rec. 1988;123:533.
