Thanks for keeping me updated on your progress.
I’m sorry to hear that your hair has started falling out again – VERY strange!

When I first learned of my hair loss problem I remember my doctor telling me that there are a number of reasons we could lose our hair, so my only guess is that something has changed in your life to trigger the start of your hair loss again.

This could be anything, such as more stress (from work or even at home), changing something in your diet (like eating too much red meat or not getting a big enough variety of fruits and vegetables), or even from taking other medication/supplements/vitamins that are canceling out the effects of the Provillus pills.

Or perhaps the topical solution was, in fact, working, and now that you have stop taking it for a while, the positive effects it was having on your hair have now completely worn off.

So I have a few suggestions for you:

1 – Have a close look at your life and see if anything has changed lately, taking into account the factors that affect hair loss. (stress, illness, diet, medication/supplements, etc…) And make changes where needed…

2 – Find out the history of your grandparents’ hair loss issues (if any), like if one of your grandfathers experienced hair loss, when did it start, etc? It could be that your hair loss is simply genetic, and all that the Provillus pills are doing is slowing down the process (but not stopping it entirely).

3 – Speak to the support staff at Provillus again and let them know your situation, and ask them about taking the topical solution.

TinTin, once again I am really sorry to hear about your hair loss. It can be so frustrating! Especially when you said Provillus was working so well for you!

I’m sorry that I do not have that “silver bullet” solution that I’m sure you desperately want, but I hope this advice finds you well.

Best of luck and please let me know how it turns out for you.

James

I understand your concerns. Really, I do. That is the whole point about why I made this site – to let everyone know that Provillus is not some magic pill that will cure EVERY single person’s balding – and anyone who tells you it does is blatantly lying or just trying to make a quick buck off you!

HOWEVER…for many of us it HAS worked, and that is why we use it.

If you plan to use Provillus, then do not expect overnight results. If you read my story and the comments of others, you’ll see that it will take a couple of months, sometimes longer for your hair to stop thinning and grow back. Skeptical? I used to be the biggest skeptic out there. And that it why it took me over 6 months to pluck up the courage and get my first supply of Provillus.

So will it work for you? I really do not know. I think that is why they have a 90 day refund policy – because every person’s situation differs, and not everyone is willing to wait up to 6 months to regrow their hair.

Will it stop working after you take it? That is something that I’m afraid might happen to me, which is why I still use it to this day. For me, my confidence and happiness are more important to me than the $30 or so it cost me per month. I guess I’m a bit vain myself. So as long as my hair stays thick and healthy, I’ll keep using Provillus.

Billy, I’m not here to convince you. That is something you’ll have to do yourself.

Let me know if you need anything else.

~ James

I’ve got a problem, thinning hair on the top/front, my bangs long since gone there haha, and a small tiny bit of the back too. That being said, I see it LOOKS affordable, and lord knows i’m vain enough! but still I don’t know!

I hope you can appreciate the, dare I say it, skepticism, but I would REALLY want this to be true. would it work? would it stop working after I took it? all these questions start hitting me!

Since Provillus is 100% natural, it should not reduce your testosterone (the male sex hormone) levels. I have been using the product since 2007, and my sex life has not been affected at all. In fact, I feel more confident in bed now – and my wife loves the fact that she can run her hands through my hair again, without me getting embarrassed.

Good luck with your progress, and I hope Provillus helps you as much as it has helped me.

I am trying to start using provillus. Since i m in India i need to order online. I just need one question to be answered by you.
Does Provillus reduce sexual hormones in men and effect sexual intercourse?
If it doesn;t i m ready to go with Provillus.

Thanks,
Vijay

I am so glad that Provillus is finally working for you. And thanks for updating me with your progress. I agree that some hair is better than no hair at all, so I am glad that you decided to stick with it.

All the best,

James

I’m starting my 4th month so 4th bottle of pills and i took your advice and called provillus, (quite difficult them being in the US me in here UK and catching them in a 2hour window i had) anyway they said if my hair was not thinning on the crown but receading at the front and top and not to bother with the topical solution and to just stick with the pills.

I used the 1 bottle i had and to my amazement my hair has stopped falling out. I wake up in the morning and no hair on my pillow and nothing when shampoo, it seems thicker aswell. I may keep going without the topical just to see how things pan out.

I’ve not really noticed any regrowth but if i’m honest i wouldn’t care if i never got another growth as long as i could keep what i got… Good Times

1) My hair loss started at the top of my head (near my crown). Initially it was a little thinner than the rest of my hair, but very quickly it starting getting completely bald. And that’s when I started to panic and look for ways to both slow down the balding and perhaps even reverse it. If you read my story above you’ll see that I tried numerous natural alternatives before simply resorting to a pill and topical solution.

2) The first thing that I noticed was that my balding slowed down – this happened between months 1 and 2. Then as time went by small thin hairs started to grow over the bald patch, and the general state of my hair became healthier and thicker. As I continued the treatment those small thin hairs (similar to a baby’s hair) became noticeably thicker, and my bald patch slowly grew smaller and smaller until it was not that noticeable anymore.

3) As I write this today I am back to a full head of healthy hair. I’d say it took over 6 months to get my head of hair back to its original healthy, thick state. Since I am afraid of ever having to face balding again, I continue to use both the pills and topical solution (the dropper) to this day. I have heard of some people going off the treatment once they reached results they were happy with, but I am not willing to take that risk…

Hope that answers all your questions, Rich.

Best of luck,

James

1) How bad was your hair loss before you started on this medication?
2) Did hair you had lost really GROW back, or did your remaining hair simply get thicker? (i.e. if one is significantly bald, is this worth a shot?)
3) Are you back to a full head of hair, and if so, do you still use the dropper on top of the head?

A response would be much appreciated Great post, thanks.