"While I was doing research into the various drug-free hair loss treatment available I found that the iGrow hair helmet lacked information regarding the feasibility of the device as a long term hair loss solution so I wanted to clear up the facts and highlight that this device works best alongside other approved hair loss treatments" says Amy, a professional writer from Evansville, IN.

Amy mentions that it is not only men that suffer from genetic hair loss, tens of millions of women in the USA have the symptoms of female pattern hair loss and often suffer in silence as female hair loss is not socially accepted like male hair loss is.

The iGrow laser is a new low-level laser therapy device for treating early stages of hair loss in both men and women. The creators claim that the device is able to reverse hair loss and has been proven effective in multiple clinical trials.

The iGrow laser is said to work through a process of photo bio stimulation, which increases cell turnover and promotes blood flow in the scalp resulting in enhanced hair growth. As the device is completely drug-free it is an attractive option for those that don't want to use any form of drug treatment.

According to Amy: "The iGrow reviews video I created highlights that the treatment will not be of any use to those that have been balding for many years and to get the best results from the treatment you will want to use it alongside other common treatments like Minoxidil."

According to the manufacturers, you need to use the iGrow laser helmet three times per week for around 20 minutes per session in order to give the hair follicles the right level of exposure to the cold low level laser light.

If you want to find out more about the iGrow laser then please refer to: http://www.youtube.com/user/igrowlaserreviews