The ingredients that they do list, such as rosemary and peppermint oils, probably have a small positive effect on hair regrowth. Malus domestica is a fancy name for apple. Studies using apples are very preliminary, meaning they have only been done in test tubes and petri dishes as far as I know - so...

Jacob, Sorry for my delay. Prevagen doesn't claim on their site to have calcification as a mode of action. After doing an internet search, I did find a couple people mentioning Prevagen with anti-calcification being a possibility, but I wasn't able to locate any studies in the NIH using the active i...

Jacob, I apologize for the attitude - you do a great service for people by posting a lot of interesting information on this forum that I've seen. If you are at all interested, I can send you a free copy of the book. Hopefully, you'll like it, but even if you don't, I'm sure you would at least agree ...

I try to avoid talking about my book in the forums and stick to the topic at hand. However, only because it seems that you are challenging it, I will offer these points: - The before and after pictures were taken using the same camera at the same angle, same position, and with the same flash 10 mont...

Wow -- $150.00 for just 2.7 ounces. For that, it had better work very well. According to the product page, it doesn't claim to regrow hair, only to make it thicker, stronger, and fuller, which definitely can help more than it seems. The silk amino acids sound interesting, but you can buy your own an...