Dangers of Using Provillus

Provillus is an oral supplement used to regrow hair. According to the manufacturer, Provillus regrows hair by targeting the hormone responsible for hair loss in men, dihydroxytestosterone (DHT). High DHT makes hair follicles weak, leading ultimately to hair loss. Provillus stops this process by ending the production of DHT. There is also a Provillus for women. Although some users have successfully regrown hair, some side effects have been reported.

• Provillus use may cause heart palpitations. One of the main ingredients of Provillus is saw palmetto, according to AskDocWeb.com. This substance has been known to cause heart palpitations in some men.

• Provillus simply may not work for you, or the regrowth may occur much more slowly than anticipated. According to some of the users on AskDocWeb.com, Provillus did not work even after months of use. Some users who shared their experiences on the site thebaldone.com stated that hair growth occurred much more slowly than desired.

• Mild stomach upset from taking Provillus before a meal has been reported, according to the Ringworm Treatment website. Taking the product after the meal alleviates this problem.