Warning: Do NOT take a hair loss test until you've read this...Written by Dave Klein
You know scene. You've got thinning hair, and you know you’re suffering from hair loss...
But what on Earth can you do about it?
So you desparately start browsing internet for a way to fix it, before its too late...
Don't you just wish there was an easy quick-fix solution?
And then you come across a website offering...
...hair loss analysis tests...
Sound familiar? "Just send some strands of your thinning hair – and we'll tell you exactly what type of hair loss you are suffering from, and then we'll recommend hair loss products to fight it"?
Of course they will. Why wouldn't they? In fact, some companies who manufacture their own hair loss products even offer to do test for free. Wow! What a bargain!
What do you think their answer will be, once they've "analyzed" your hair? How many emails do you think they write saying "I'm sorry. Extensive analysis of your thinning hair indicates that our product will not help you"?
Uh, No. They will tell you that your hair loss is exact type that their product will "cure". And without it, you've got no hope...
| | Accutane - The Answer To Severe Acne?Written by Diane Darling
Many people of all ages are troubled by irritating outbreaks of acne and are searching for a cure, once and for all. Very often, in severe cases of acne, their search leads them to Accutane. Also known as Isotretinoin, Accutane is taken orally, and is available only by prescription. It is a five month treatment regimen for severe cystic acne. Taken once daily with food, Accutane works by decreasing amount of oils produced by glands. Acne may worsen before it gets better, and it usually takes about two months on Accutane to notice improvements in symptoms. While it can be very effective, Accutane has many significant side effects, ranging from mildly irritating to severely life-threatening. The most frequent side effects reported by Accutane users are: Dry, chapped, or peeling lips Dry, itchy skin Dry nose, mild nosebleeds Irritation of eyelids and/or dry eyes Joint and muscle pain Thinning of hair Rash Intestinal problems Urinary problems Headache Increased skin sensitivity to light and sunburn Decreased night vision, which may continue after completing treatment regimen Depression and/or thoughts of suicide. Accutane may also increase level of blood fats (cholesterol), sometimes to dangerous levels, which may interfere with liver function. Prior to starting Accutane regimen, blood tests are required to rule out pregnancy and establish a baseline for monitoring cholesterol levels. Frequent blood work is ordered by dermatologists to check these levels which, if too high, may cause complications with liver functioning.
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