Hair loss in young women

Triben D ® natural remedy whose components prevent and contrast hair loss. Thanks to the new formulation with Annurca Apple rich in polyphenols and Clover for the contribution of phyto-estrogen plant, is even more effective in promoting hair regrowth and the decrease of inflammatory processes of the scalp.
Its active principles prevent and reduce also alopecia’s symptomatology, contrast hair loss and help with their regrowth. It reduces inflammatory processes and act at a local level, without disturbing the general hormonal balance.

Triben D® is a natural supplement particularly suitable for young women.

New formulation with Red clover and Apple annurca.
Nettle and Millet promote the well-being of nails and hair.

Nettle, roots and leaves, combat hair loss and alopecia, and help their regrowth and reduce inflammatory processes. It fortifies the hair thanks to its rich amount of silica, minerals and vitamins. 
Millet, a rich in amino acid cereal, with vitamins of B and A groups and minerals, it feeds the hair follicle, nails and the skin facilitating their health and beauty.
Annurca apple, contains high amounts of polyphenols, especially procyanidins, which have been shown to stimulate hair regrowth and trophism with an increase in density, size and keratin content. It also has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory action.
Red clover, contains isoflavones that exhibit an estrogen-like action. It has positive effects on the life cycle of the hair, preventing its fall, without disturbing the overall hormonal balance. Clinical studies have confirmed the positive effects of clover on capillary regrowth.

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