Effects of Ozonized Autohaemotherapy on Human Hair Cycle

September 1995 in “ PubMed ”

E Sanseverino, P Castellacci, Cosimo Misciali, P. Borrello, Nicola Venturo

ozonized autohaemotherapy androgenetic alopecia trichogram ozone

TLDR Ozonized autohaemotherapy improves hair growth in people with hair loss.

The study investigated the effects of ozonized autohaemotherapy on the hair cycle in 42 subjects with androgenetic alopecia, aged 17-40 years. Using a trichogram, hair was observed before and after 16 treatment cycles, each with a dosage of 2500-3000 micrograms of ozone. The results indicated a marked improvement in the hair cycle following the therapy.

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