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The Launch of Follicle Food

Follicle food was launched after the founder of the company was seeing a dramatic increase in his salons of hair loss and poor hair quality following people recovering from covid and recently the use of weight loss medications 

This special potent blend of high quality vitamins are feeding your follicles with all the food they need to regenerate, grow and thicken up your hair, we have too many testimonials to publish from customers seeing results in less than a month. Although we are passionate about all things hair these supplements also feed the skin and your nails giving you increased vitality and shine and nourishment.

Not Just For Women

Follicle Food is not just for the ladies though - men can use them as beard and hair supplements. Prevention is better than cure sometimes with hair loss, so we believe it’s important to feed your hair and scalp correctly, dramatic results have been seen in the Follicle Food in increased density of womens hair and mens beards / facial hair and male pattern baldness. 

96% of our customers have seen a dramatic increase in new hair growth and stronger hair and nails 

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  • The follicle food gummy has dramatically improved my hair growth especially round my hairline where is Was weak , my nails and skin are so much more healthy .

    Carla Cheshire

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Frequently Asked Questions

One of the potential triggers for TE is an acute illness with fever. People who’ve become ill with COVID-19 often experience fever as one of their symptoms. Stress is another potential trigger for TE. Certainly, experiencing an illness like COVID-19 can cause both physical and emotional stress. In fact, TE has also been observed in some people due to the stresses of quarantining.

The hair loss that’s seen following COVID-19 is consistent with a condition called telogen effluvium (TE). People with TE report hair loss that comes on suddenly. Hair typically falls out in large clumps, often while brushing or showering. Most people who develop TE have noticeable hair loss 2 to 3 months after a triggering event. This typically affects less than half of the scalp and lasts for 6 to 9 months. After this period, most people find that the lost hair regrows.

Hair has different growth phases. TE happens when a stressor causes a large amount of hair to stop growing and enter into the resting (telogen) phase. In the telogen phase, hairs rest for 2 to 3 months before being shed from your scalp to allow for new hair growth. This is why hair loss due to TE happens so long after a triggering event, such as an illness or highly stressful period.

We all naturally shed hair on a daily basis. In fact, it’s common for a person to shed 50 to 100 hairs per day. However, sometimes the hair that’s shed isn’t replaced with new hair, eventually leading to hair thinning and bald patches. This is called hair loss. We often think of hair loss as affecting only the scalp. However, it can occur on other parts of the body too. The medical term for hair loss is alopecia.

It’s possible that hair loss may be associated with severe COVID-19. A May 2020 study evaluated 175 people hospitalized with COVID-19. Researchers observed that a high number of participants (67 percent) had androgenic alopecia. It’s important to note that there was no control group in the study. A July 2020 study compared balding patterns in 336 men hospitalized for COVID-19 and 1,605 men hospitalized without COVID-19. It found that men with the most pronounced pattern of baldness were more likely to test positive for COVID-19.
A November 2020 population study surveyed 43,565 people on topics like amount of hair loss, underlying health conditions, and COVID-19 status or outcome. It was found that hair loss was independently associated with more severe COVID-19 illness. It’s important to reiterate that research on this topic is currently limited. Further investigation is needed to determine how hair loss may be associated with COVID-19 risk.

The most common cause of hair loss is androgenic alopecia. You may also see this referred to as male or female pattern baldness. This type of hair loss is hereditary, meaning that you can inherit it from your parents. Androgenic alopecia occurs gradually as you age and has predictable patterns for men and women. Additional causes of hair loss can include:
 

  • hormonal changes, including those that occur during pregnancy and menopause, or due to thyroid conditions
  • underlying health conditions, like alopecia areata, hair-pulling disorder (trichotillomania), or scalp ringworm
  • stressors, as observed with telogen effluvium
  • iron deficiency or other nutritional deficiencies
  • some medications or therapies, such as those used to treat cancer, depression, and high blood pressure
  • grooming practices that pull on your hair (traction alopecia) or are harsh to your hair

Often, hair loss naturally occurs as you age. But sometimes it can indicate an underlying health condition. To determine whether hair loss is happening due to a health condition, your doctor will take your medical history, which can include questions about:

  • your family history
  • any preexisting health conditions
  • what medications you’re taking
  • how you brush your hair
  • your diet
  • perform a physical examination, which may include a pull test on a few dozen hairs to help determine how much hair is falling out
  • examine samples of your hair under a microscope
  • order blood tests, which can help identify health conditions that may cause hair loss

Hair skin and nail supplements can strengthen your immune system and give you healthier skin , regular consumption of certain vitamins may have a measurable positive impact on the thickness, shine and health of your hair.

If you’ve noticed your hair starting to thin, become weaker, or split apart towards the end, there’s a chance it could be due to insufficient vitamin consumption.

Luckily The Follicle Food hair vitamins are very affordable, making it easy for you to supplement your diet and get a full intake of the vitamins you need to keep your hair at its best. Even without supplementation, most vitamin deficiencies can be fixed with some simple changes to your diet and lifestyle.

Contact Us

Follicle Food
71 Runcorn Road, CW8 4ES

Telephone:
07712465215
Email Address:
sales@folliclefood.co.uk