Vitalfan Antichute Reactionnelle Rene Furterer 30 capsules*

What is Vitalfan Antichute réactionnelle Rene Furterer used for?

Reactional hair loss, loss of volume, capillary weakening? Look no further! Discover Vitalfan Antichute réactionnelle Rene Furterer 30 capsules, the innovative treatment to effectively combat hair loss due to stress, fatigue or after childbirth.

This patented formula combines natural ingredients to provide complete care and stimulate hair growth. Thanks to the synergistic action of its active ingredients, Vitalfan Antichute réactionnelle helps strengthen the hair fiber, promote new hair growth and maintain a healthy scalp.

This dietary supplement is suitable for hair in cases of stress, fatigue and post-pregnancy. It is specially designed for people who lose their hair through capillary fragility.

Why choose an anti-hair loss supplement?

Vitalfan Antichute Réationnelle Rene Furterer 30 capsules is specially formulated to maintain hair strength and vitality. It is possible to act on both vascular and nutritional factors, providing the elements needed for protein synthesis, including keratin, the main constituent of hair. Containing cystine, it combines active plant ingredients of natural origin with :

• Vitamin B8, or biotin, and zinc, which support the metabolism of macronutrients, including proteins such as hair keratin.
• Vitamin E and selenium, with their antioxidant action, help protect cells against oxidative damage.

The benefits of this innovative treatment are not limited to preventing hair loss. Vitalfan Antichute réactionnelle Rene Furterer also helps improve hair quality and density, while restoring shine and vitality.

How to use Vitalfan Antichute réactionnelle?

For best results, take one capsule a day with a glass of water, preferably with a meal. For optimum results, we recommend a treatment period of at least three months.

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To reinforce the action of Vitalfan Antichute réactionnelle Rene Furterer, adopt a balanced diet, rich in vitamins and minerals. Focus on fruits, vegetables, proteins and essential fatty acids (omega-3). Avoid deficiencies in iron, zinc and vitamin B. And don't forget regular physical activity to improve circulation and reduce stress.

What are the precautions for use?

Vitalfan Antichute réactionnelle Rene Furterer is a natural product with no known side effects. However, if you are pregnant, breast-feeding or undergoing medical treatment, consult your doctor or pharmacist before starting treatment. In the event of allergy to any of the ingredients, discontinue use and consult a health professional.

• Consume as part of a varied, balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.
• Do not exceed recommended daily dose.
• Keep out of reach of children.

What does this hair supplement contain?

Borage oil with 20% GLA (Borago Officinalis), L-Cystine, Fish gelatin*, Sunflower oil (Helianthus Anuus), Firming agent: Glycerin, E422, Magnesium oxide, Blackcurrant dry extract on maltodextrin* (Ribes Nigrum) Emulsifier: Soya Lecithin E322*, Zinc Sulphate Monohydrate, Corn Starch (Zea Mais), D,I-Alpha Tocopherol Acetate, Thickener : Yellow beeswax E901, Red fruit flavouring, Colourings : E171, E141, E102**, E133, Soidum selenite, Biotin.

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Our expert advice for hair full of vitality

The Hair Cycle: An in-depth study

The hair cycle is a complex biological process that governs hair growth and loss. It consists of three distinct phases, each with a specific role in the development and regression of the hair follicle.

1. Anagen phase: Also known as the growth phase, the anagen phase is the period during which hair is actively forming and growing. This stage lasts an average of four years, although it can vary depending on genetic and environmental factors. During this period, the cells at the base of the follicle multiply rapidly, promoting continued hair growth.
2. Catagen phase: The catagen phase, or transition phase, represents a resting stage during which the hair follicle retracts and prepares for the transition to the telogen phase. This intermediate phase generally lasts between two and three weeks, marking an essential stage in the preparation for hair loss.
3. Telogen phase: Just before hair loss, the telogen phase is the last stage of the cycle. It's a moment when the hair detaches from the follicle, allowing the cycle to begin again with a new follicle. This phase marks the natural and systematic end of the hair life cycle.

Hair loss is a natural phenomenon and an integral part of this cycle. However, it can intensify and become a major source of concern in some cases. The causes of this intensification can be diverse, and require appropriate assessment and treatment.

Seasonal hair loss is generally temporary, lasting no more than three months. If it persists beyond this period, it may be a case of progressive hair loss, requiring a specialized consultation to determine the underlying factors and establish a suitable treatment plan.

What are the different types of hair loss?

The different types of hair loss can be classified according to their cause, nature and location. Here is a technical description of the major types:

1. Androgenetic alopecia: This is the most common type of hair loss, affecting both men and women. It is often hereditary and linked to androgen hormones, leading to progressive thinning and receding hairline.
2. Alopecia Acute: This can be caused by intense physical or emotional stress, serious illness or surgery. Hair loss is generally temporary and reversible once the triggering factor is resolved.
3. Alopecia Areata: This is an autoimmune condition where the immune system attacks the hair follicles, leading to circular, well-defined bald patches.
4. Scarring Alopecia: This permanent hair loss results from scarring of the scalp, often due to infections, burns or other skin lesions. The hair follicles are destroyed and replaced by scar tissue.
5. Tractional Alopecia: This is caused by excessive and continuous traction on the hair, often due to tight hairstyles or aggressive hair treatments.
6. Telogen Effluvium Hair Loss: This is a temporary condition in which a large number of follicles simultaneously enter the telogen phase, leading to diffuse hair loss.
7. Hair Loss Induced by Medication or Medical Treatments: Certain medications, such as chemotherapy, can cause temporary or permanent hair loss.
8. Alopecia linked to Systemic Conditions: Diseases such as lupus, thyroid disorders and nutritional deficiencies can also cause hair loss.
9. Seasonal hair loss: This usually occurs during certain seasons and is often temporary.

Each of these types requires a precise diagnostic approach and specific therapeutic management. Appropriate treatment depends on correct diagnosis of the underlying cause, and may include medical, surgical or behavioral interventions. A consultation with a dermatologist specializing in trichology is often necessary to establish a diagnosis and a personalized treatment plan.