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Hi there, I’m Bella…an English teacher from Arkansas with a big story to tell. I’m so excited to share the details with you because all this changed my life—and I know it can change yours, too. But wait a moment, I’m getting ahead of myself. So let’s go back to where it all began— the extraordinary evening at the Oscars when everything changed for the better. I was at home in Bentonville, watching the ceremony on TV as I did every year. The only difference this year was that my husband wasn’t with me. Since my hair-loss problem had become really noticeable, Jack didn’t seem to be attracted to me anymore.
Of course, I tried to hide the bald patches and the thin, wispy hairs, but it was no good. Jack could see through all the tricks and cover-ups. I just wasn’t the beauty with gorgeous, flowing locks that he once fell in love with. He avoided looking at me, keeping his distance as if he thought going bald might be infectious. He always had some excuse for not spending time with me. He worked late at the office and was always busy with important meetings. So I sat in front of the TV alone, consoling myself with a glass of red wine and a bag of Hershey’s kisses.
I can say that with total confidence because the chemists and I have packed so much into the Abundant formulation. Just look at all the premium-grade ingredients we’ve included to give Abundant maximum hair-growth power:

Biotin

Biotin stimulates keratin production in hair and can increase the rate of follicle growth. Gretchen Friese5, a BosleyMD certified trichologist, says Biotin “is well known for its positive effects on hair including growing stronger thicker strands.”

Vitamin D When the body doesn’t have enough Vitamin D, hair follicles have trouble regulating hair growth and shedding. Arielle Levitan, MD, an internal medicine physician in Chicago, says: “There is a link between vitamin D deficiency and alopecia, and it is often one of the common causes of thinning hair or hair loss in men or women.” A clinical review in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences found that low vitamin D levels have been linked to: Excess hair shedding Alopecia areata Female pattern hair loss

Vitamin C

Vitamin C is essential for creating collagen, which your body needs to build hair proteins and strengthen the skin containing your hair roots. It also helps to prevent the follicle damage that causes T-Cell Confusion.

This vital vitamin fights the problems that cause dry hair and split ends, promoting healthy hair growth. It can also:

  • Prevent premature greying of hair
  • Fight off dandruff
  • Prevent hair from growing weak, brittle, and thin

Vitamin E

We added this essential nutrient because of its known impact on preventing hair loss. Medical News Today7 says:

“Vitamin E may help support a healthy scalp and hair as it has natural antioxidant effects that could assist with maintaining hair growth. The vitamin’s antioxidant properties could help reduce the amount of oxidative stress and free radicals that cause the hair follicle cells in a person’s scalp to break down.”

Vitamin B6

Thanks to its role in protein metabolism, Vitamin B6 plays a crucial role in supporting healthy hair growth. It ensures that hair cells have access to the amino acids they need to make hair proteins.

Research evidence suggests Vitamin B6 may regulate hair growth by impacting hormone activity. It works to control hormone signaling in your body and so battle hair thinning.

Folate

Folate helps to promote hair growth, add volume and reduce graying—as Dr. Pankaj Chaturvedi, consultant dermatologist and specialist hair transplant surgeon, explains:

“If you’re deficient in folate, taking supplements may result in the growth of new hair.”

Pantothenic acid

This ‘helper’ vitamin works with other nutrients to rebuild hair shafts, which are often damaged by heated hair tools, blow driers, or sun exposure.

Pantothenic acid

This ‘helper’ vitamin works with other nutrients to rebuild hair shafts, which are often damaged by heated hair tools, blow driers, or sun exposure.

Iodine

We’ve added this vital ingredient because iodine deficiency causes erratic hair fall. By supplementing your iodine take with Abundant, you will ensure that you dodge this particular bullet.

Zinc

In a study published in the International Journal of Trichology8, researchers found that a woman with diffuse hair loss saw improvements in symptoms—including hair growth—after taking a zinc supplement.

Research published in the Annals of Dermatology9 shows that zinc levels tend to be lower in people with common forms of hair loss. Several studies have also found that zinc supplementation may promote healthy hair growth for people with alopecia areata.