Ortho Nutrition (HairEvo) Supplements

These have been around for a few years now. So, what's the verdict, guys? Good, bad, mediocre?

works for some people

nothing works for everyone

certainly will halt hair loss

perhaps needs an update

Halt, not reverse?

It's a real basic idea the founders of that establishment had and have (myself included).

Produce low cost, high quality supplements without undesired fillers. I also wanted to creating blends that still to this day are not available anywhere else. Anything that comes close usually costs nearly 3 to 4 times the price.

Personally I do not think too much of what is found in a typical drug store, it's usually produced by pharmaceuticals companies with some of the worst ingredients and fillers possible.

So myself and the founders felt a need to make this (we use them and depend on them).

I've been using my own stuff (Ortho-Nutrition)/www.HairEvo.com since the inception (around 2010), and the supplements themselves have been performing to expectation.
The idea was to exceed quality and also have something that is affordable verses the competition.

As stated many times in the past here, supplements help either completely or only partially (in your hair growth goals). The missing element for some people is underlying issues that are greater (think serious inflammation beyond a capacity of a supplement), that if address will allow the supplements to work to a greater effect.

All too often it is easy to think in terms of working or not working. Hair loss is a multi-factorial problem. So for some the supplements will do the necessary work, but for others, they will need to address other problems also.

Hope this helps.

Growdamnit wrote:Halt, not reverse?

in some people, yes

Like I said, it could do with an update, and more options, so people can experiment more with other options, that may or may not work

or perhaps list more than one regimen

IH regimen + fish oil (EPA+DHA = 1800mg/day or higher) and use anti-dandruff shampoos which contain selenium sulphate, zinc pyrithione and Piroctone Olamine, 2% stuff. This works.

well, fish oil may be good for the Tin Man from the wizard of Oz, I am not sure it will regrow hair

iuyyighghghgkh wrote:well, fish oil may be good for the Tin Man from the wizard of Oz, I am not sure it will regrow hair

It's actually very good for hair. It's an excellent addition to the IH regimen.

Some things work for one person and doesn't work for the other one so there's no general rule.