Caffeine Stimulates Hair Growth

Dr. Adolf Klenk, Head of Research at the Dr Wulff Group

24-Aug-15 16:00

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Losing our hair may be a natural part of aging, but for those of us who dread exposing their scalp, here is a new kid on the block that offers promise of reversing hair loss: Caffeine. How effective is caffeine in stimulating hair growth and how does it work? Dr Adolf Klenk who leads the research at the Dr Wulff Group explains.

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