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Do herbal hair-restoration treatments really work?
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Maybe: There are may substances that have been used for hair resoration, like saw palmetto, burdock and fennel. None have good evidence backing them up. All might interact with medications you are on, so check with your doctor before you use them.
Answered 4/17/2014
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