Clinical literature shows that Minoxidil performs excellently in preventing hair loss (80%), but less than 20% of patients with androgenetic alopecia experience actual hair growth. Clinical observations indicate that the effects of Minoxidil can be seen within 6-12 months of continual use. Yet once treatment has stopped, within three months all hair growth effects disappear and revert back to the untreated state.

Following the positive outcome of the male pattern baldness trials, the researchers began to test the new formula on several women diagnosed with Alopecia totalis, a condition that causes lymphocytes to attack hair follicles during the growth phase of the hair cycle. In extreme cases,

Alopecia totalis can result in the total loss of hair on the head, face, eyebrows and eyelashes within six months. Full recovery is rare, and even with effective treatment, new hair growth in patients with alopecia totalis is often incomplete.

After taking B401 for six months, new hair began to appear After two years of treatment, Ms. Y. fully regrew her hair) Two years after the completion of her initial treatment, Ms. Y. reports that her hair is still full and strong, with good volume and no further loss.
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