Marine proteins led to “significant improvements” in a trial, onion juice led to “full hair regrowth” in some places and pumpkin seed oil “is a promising treatment” for the top of the head, the study authors said.
In her concluding remarks, the study’s lead author Anna-Marie Hosking said: “There are a variety of complementary and alternative medicines (CAMs) on the market for alopecia; however, only a few are backed by strong clinical evidence.
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“Clinicians should be aware of these products, the marketing strategies used to promote said products, expected clinical outcomes, and side effect profiles to ensure accurate patient counselling.”
She continued: “In addition, CAMs may cause further scalp inflammation, such as irritant or contact dermatitis, leading to more hair loss.
Source: Daily Express
