Heradone Review
Description:
It claimed to be an all natural herbal remedy for hair loss prevention and re-growth that comes in two different steps.
Most effective for:
- Allows your new hair to grow healthier
Other factors to consider:
- Tiredness in the afternoon because of Saw Palmetto
- More expensive compared to other hair loss treatments
Directions for Use: See bottle instructions
Ingredients: Saw Palmetto, kelp, one of the minerals needed to maintain healthier hair, as well as Iron, iodine, sodium, calcium, magnesium and potassium. The additional ingredients are Vitamins A, B1, B2, E, C, and D. The Valerian root factor in it not only help induce hair growth, but also treats insomnia and reduces stress.
Recommendation: I haven’t tried Heradone myself, but most people who have tried it said it worked for them with some noticeable difference after four months. They followed the instructions, and there was a reverse in their hair loss which is way better than Inhairit Anti -DHT Scalp Therapy review which is gaining popularity though it doesn't work as expected.
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Comments on Heradone Review
I truly believe that hair regrowth topicals, even though most are dismissed as snake oils, are actually designed and put on the market with the best intentions – even though the claims are usually over optimistic.
I would say this is one of the exceptions. This product, no longer available, was sold by Selmedica. Selmedica was a notorious internet-marketer of various supplements – all of which had dubious value and were vastly overpriced. The owner of the company was recently arrested for: impersonating a doctor; fraud and various other infractions. He is now facing serious jail time. The company had a long history of complaints with the Better Business Bureau and was constantly at odds with the FDA and other agencies.
This product contained mostly vitamins that are easily obtained by diet and readily available in any common mult-vitamin supplement at a fraction of the cost. Vitamins alone have no significant value in hair regrowth.
The product also contained several herbs with no value for hair regrowth, except possibly saw palmetto. The addition of valerian root serves no purpose for halting hair-loss or encouraging hair regrowth in anyway. There is no point for it being included, except to possibly make the list of ingredient look longer and appear more impressive to unwitting consumers.
I would like to make one correction to the review. The reviewer states the product may make you feel tired due to the saw palmetto. This is false. Although saw palmetto, in certain individuals, has a very mild sedative effect, the reason for any tiredness associated with this product is certainly due to the valerian root which is a strong sedative.
Bottom line: If you find this product still for sale on the internet somewhere, do yourself a favor and avoid it.