Question 1

1. What are the contraindications?

Accepted Answer

This supplement should not be used in individuals who are pregnant, breastfeeding, or attempting to conceive.
It may also not be suitable for individuals with hormone-sensitive medical conditions, or those taking medications that affect androgen metabolism or hormonal pathways.
Individuals with known allergies to any ingredient should avoid use. If you have a medical condition or are taking prescription medication, consultation with a healthcare professional is recommended before starting supplementation.

Question 2

2. Is it safe during pregnancy or breastfeeding?

Accepted Answer

No. This supplement is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Several ingredients act on hormonal pathways involved in androgen regulation, including mechanisms related to dihydrotestosterone (DHT). The safety of these mechanisms during pregnancy and lactation has not been sufficiently studied, and hormonal modulation during these periods is generally avoided.

Question 3

3. When can I expect to see results?

Accepted Answer

Hair growth occurs in cycles, and meaningful changes take time.
Most individuals may begin to notice improvements in hair shedding or density after approximately 4–6 months of consistent use, with maximum results typically observed after around 12 months.
Consistency is important, as hair follicles require time to transition through the anagen (growth) cycle.

Question 4

4. Can I stop taking the supplement?

Accepted Answer

This depends on the underlying cause of hair loss.
If hair loss is primarily related to vitamin or nutrient deficiencies, correcting those deficiencies may provide lasting benefit, and stopping supplementation may not result in significant reversal.
However, if the supplement is being used primarily for hormonal modulation related to androgenetic alopecia, some ongoing support may be required. Discontinuation may allow the underlying hair loss process to gradually resume.

Question 5

How can you tell if your hair loss is androgenetic alopecia?

Accepted Answer

Androgenetic alopecia usually develops slowly and follows a pattern. Men often notice recession at the temples and thinning at the crown. Women usually notice widening of the part and diffuse thinning over the central scalp, with the frontal hairline often preserved. Of course its the term male/female pattern hairloss is a misnomer, males have have female pattern thinning, females can have male pattern thinning and vice versa.

Question 6

6. Does this supplement work for all types of hair loss?

Accepted Answer

No. This supplement is formulated specifically for androgenetic alopecia, which is driven by genetic sensitivity to dihydrotestosterone (DHT).
Hair loss may also occur due to other conditions such as:
• Telogen effluvium (stress-related shedding)
• Nutritional deficiencies
• Autoimmune disorders such as alopecia areata
• Thyroid disease
Identifying the underlying cause of hair loss is important to determine the most appropriate treatment.

Question 7

7. Can this supplement be used together with minoxidil or finasteride?

Accepted Answer

Yes. In fact it is highly recommended. 
Nutritional supplementation is often used as part of a multimodal approach to hair loss, alongside pharmacologic treatments such as minoxidil or finasteride.
These therapies work through different mechanisms and may complement each other in supporting hair follicle health.

Question 8

8. Will this supplement regrow hair in completely bald areas?

Accepted Answer

Results are typically best in early to moderate stages of hair loss, where hair follicles are still present but miniaturized.
In areas where follicles have been inactive for extended periods, regrowth is limited and will require surgical intervention.

Question 9

9. Can both men and women take this supplement?

Accepted Answer

Yes.
Androgenetic alopecia affects both men and women, although the pattern and progression of hair loss differ between sexes.
This formulation may be used by both men and women provided there are no contraindications such as pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Question 10

10. Should I check for vitamin deficiencies before starting?

Accepted Answer

Hair loss can sometimes be related to micronutrient deficiencies, including iron, zinc, or vitamin D.
Blood tests may help identify underlying deficiencies and guide appropriate treatment.

roots² Androgenetic Alopecia - 1 month supply

Description

Our AGA Protocol Targets the 3 Main Pillars of Pattern Hair Loss

Triple DHT Support

Targeted Follicle Nutrition

Structural Hair Support

Results Timeline

How to Use

Ingredients

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