DHT – Dihydrotestosterone

In hereditary hair loss (androgenetic alopecia), the hair roots react hypersensitively to a metabolic product of testosterone, a hormone found in both men and women. This metabolic product, called dihydrotestosterone (DHT for short), ends the life cycle of the hair prematurely if there is a hereditary predisposition: the hair root atrophies and eventually can no longer form hair. The hairs become thinner and smaller until thinning patches form.
The chip should help to inhibit the congenital hair loss caused by the metabolic product DHT. It can develop its effectiveness very well together with the chip GHW (healthy hair growth).