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Almond Oil for Hair Growth - How Well Does it Actually Work?

WATCH NEXT -    • Hair Loss Industry Exposed! - How I Regrew...   In this video, we’re going to look at almond oil for hair growth. Does it improve hair growth? Is almond oil going to be effective? How well can it help regrow your healthy hair? We’re going to answer all those questions about almond oil, so stay tuned! Transcription: In this video, I’ll tell you about the latest research regarding the use of almond oil for hair growth, and how you can get started today using almond oil as a hair loss treatment. First, you’ll learn about almond oil, its origins, and its chemical makeup which contributes to its overall health benefits. Second, I’ll discuss the various scientific studies which show almond oil’s benefits and how effective it really is at treating hair loss. Third, I’ll provide you with a hair care recipe which you can begin using immediately so you can experience the positive benefits which almond oil has to offer. Almond, also referred to as prunus dulcis and prunus amygdalus, is a species of flowering tree with origins in the Middle East, the Indian Subcontinent, and North Africa. The flowers produced from the tree range in color from white to pale pink, and they bloom seven to eight months before the fruit of the tree (which we know as almonds) has matured. Almond oil is an oil, obtained from the seed of the almond fruit, which is composed of a combination of monounsaturated, polyunsaturated, and saturated fatty acids. Used in a variety of industries, from cosmetics to culinary to medicine, almond oil is a highly prized oil and used throughout the world. Comprised of both omega-9 (oleic) and omega-6 (linoleic) fatty acids, almond oil is beneficial in the treatment of various medical conditions. Both of these omega fatty acids are vital to human health, and they play a crucial role in a variety of human body processes. Omega-9 fatty acid, for example, contributes to cardiovascular health and improved blood lipids in Type-2 Diabetics, while omega-6 fatty acid is vital in its contributions to reproductive health and metabolism regulation. Additionally, omega-6 fatty acids have been shown to stimulate hair growth and contribute to the overall health of the skin and hair. While research is currently limited, almond oil and its variety of nutrients shows promise in treating various forms of alopecia. ------------------------------- Disclaimer This video is for educational purposes only and is not intended to treat, diagnose or cure any disease