If DHT, often called “the bad testosterone,” were a wanted fugitive, you would see posters up on every telephone poll and all over every government building. It seems that DHT has become the cockroach of medical science. Every pill, cream, gel and solution out there wants to lower or even wipe out DHT from the human body forever. One of the most popular and well known hair regrowth formulas, Propecia, claims to be the only product on the market that can lower your DHT with a single pill, once a day. The major problem that Propecia runs into is that it isn’t 100 percent natural, which makes it a non-starter for many people. Let’s take a closer look at Propecia and see if this is a drug that’s right for you.
You have to give the Propecia people some credit. While their competition plasters claims about how natural they are all over their website, the Propecia folks don’t hide the fact that their product is a drug formulated in a laboratory. That doesn’t mean that the Propecia web site is off-putting. Quite the contrary, their site offers a full money back guarantee and also helps to explain how their drug works and even offers scientific proof that their product works. Since Propecia is subject to FDA approval, unlike so many all natural products, you can put a little more faith in their claim than you can with many other products. The question really comes down to which product do you trust: a chemical or a natural formulation that claims to do the same thing. You need a doctor’s prescription for Propecia and you don’t for any all natural supplement, so this factors into the decision making process for many people, as well.
Propecia has the second highest name recognition in the industry after Rogaine and it has millions of satisfied customers, but that doesn’t change the fact that Propecia is an artificial drug, and for many people who trust natural remedies, that’s too much to overlook.
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