How the Copper Cap Works on Hair Loss and Baldness

Copper has been proven to improve hair growth!

• Copper hair treatments show great promise in helping keep whatever hair you still have and creating the conditions for new hair to grow.
  
• Many large pharmaceutical and cosmetic companies are patenting a number of hair growth copper complexes and similar compounds.
  
• The food sesame is very high in copper and zinc. Chinese women believe them to be good for the hair and scalp.

Copper is an essential metal our body needs, and one of the most important in the human body.
Copper is the oldest mined metal used by humans.
 

• Vitamin D
• EFAs (essential fatty acids)
• Copper (and zinc)
• Vitamin B12

Hospital superbugs may finally have met their match – in copper door handles.
According to the National Audit office 300,000 patients pick up infections in hospital each year in the UK.
Laboratory results have been so successful that stainless steel fittings are being replaced with copper ones. They found that the metal “suffocates” germs stopping them from breeding, and also destroying their DNA.

 
Let hair loss be a thing of the past.
Hair loss has many causes. Among the most common are: the production of DHT, which is responsible for male pattern baldness: progressive shrinking of hair follicles as we age: diminished blood supply to the hair follicles:  damage due to hair treatments, overheating, dying, etc: free radicals, especially from iron: inflammation around follicles due to autoimmune responses: and decreased subcutaneous fat in the scalp.
Healthy skin increases the blood vessel network to the hair follicles resulting in larger follicles that grow hair faster with thicker hair shafts.

For nearly 5,000 years copper was the only metal known to man.
Romans and Egyptians used copper as a sterilization agent for drinking water and wounds. Hippocrates treated open wounds and skin irritations with copper. The Romans catalogued numerous medicinal uses for copper for various diseases. The Aztecs treated sore throats with copper, while Persia and India applied copper to treat boils, eye infections and venereal ulcers. Once the germ theory of infection linked bacteria and other microorganisms to infection and disease, scientists began to understand how copper’s antimicrobial property could be harnessed to provide additional benefits.
Microbes weren’t discovered until the 19th Century but copper’s hygienic properties were well known through experience and tradition. The Egyptians, Greeks, Romans and Aztecs used copper compounds for the treatment of disease and good hygiene.

Unbelievable results!

As a person ages, hair follicles get smaller, producing thinner hair shafts. The blood circulation system that supplies nutrients and oxygen to the hair follicle send fewer blood vessels to the hair follicle, thus inhibiting the vital flow of nutrients to the hair follicle.

Say goodbye to hair loss!

There are certain types of minerals used for healthy hair and preventing hair loss, one of these is copper. It helps with preventing hair loss, and is also good for hair colour, growth and thickness.

• Copper helps strengthen hair while stimulating hair follicles to produce healthier hair.
• Copper has been shown to strengthen and rebuild critical collagen bundles in the skin, helping nourish these areas vital for healthy hair growth.
• Copper deficiency can also cause white hair and wrinkles.
• Copper is an essential metal our body needs, and one of the most important in the human body.
• Copper is the oldest mined metal used by humans.

• Vitamin D
• EFAs (essential fatty acids)
• Copper (and zinc)
• Vitamin B12

According to the National Audit office 300,000 patients pick up infections in hospital each year in the UK. Hospital superbugs may finally have met their match – in copper door handles.
Laboratory results have been so successful that stainless steel fittings are being replaced with copper ones. They found that the metal “suffocates” germs stopping them from breeding, and also destroying their DNA.

Copper has been proven to improve hair growth!

Copper hair treatments show great promise in helping keep whatever hair you still have and creating the conditions for new hair to grow.
Many large pharmaceutical and cosmetic companies are patenting a number of hair growth copper complexes and similar compounds.
The food sesame is very high in copper and zinc. Chinese women believe them to be good for the hair and scalp.

Make baldness a thing of the past.
Recognising that you have the proper minerals in your body will help not just to balance your physique, but can also support healthy hair.

Feel happier and more confident

Copper complexes improve skin health and a more healthy skin increases the blood vessel network to the hair follicles resulting in larger follicles that grow hair faster with thicker hair shafts.
Although known to be a normal constituent of human tissues for over 140 years, copper was only recognized as an essential nutrient as recently as 1928. The first good evidence of a nutritional copper deficiency was provided by studies on malnourished Peruvian children in the 1960’s
Baldness occurs when hair follicles are sensitive to the ‘male hormone’ testosterone, a trait that can be inherited from either side of the family. The scalp converts testosterone to a substance called dihydrotestosterone (DHT). In areas destined to be bald, DHT makes the follicles shrink.
Follicles on the sides and back of the head are not affected, while confusingly, DHT actually helps growth of facial and chest hair – which is why bald men can have bushy beards and hairy chests. Nobody knows why.

Almost eight million men in the UK suffer from hair thinning, but it is also a problem for women. It is often hereditary, with symptoms appearing during the mid to late 30’s. But times of hormonal change such as childbirth, a traumatic experience or extreme stress can also cause hair loss, as can nutritional deficiencies such as lack of Vitamin B, and even by using the Pill.