Live Conscious has introduced a dietary supplement called Clinical Hair Growth+. This innovative formulation is created with Serevelle™ — a saw palmetto extract, which the company reports was shown in a double-blind, placebo-controlled study to increase hair growth by 35% over 90 days.
In addition to Serevelle™, Live Conscious also adds Hydrolyzed Bovine Collagen, a botanical blend of Horsetail, Reishi Mushroom, and Amla, an essential multivitamin blend, and Tocogaia™ — "a Full Spectrum Vitamin E, Extract with Tocotrienols." At its core, Clinical Hair Growth+. addresses hair thinning, shedding, and reduced density in both men and women. Because of its ingredient list, the offering is marketed as a three-in-one hair multivitamin that supports scalp health, hair strength, and growth at the root level.
For optimal effects, Live Conscious encourages individuals to take three capsules daily.
Hair Growth-Focused Dietary Supplements
Live Conscious Debuts the Clinical Hair Growth+ Supplement
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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