Re: Re: about hair loss; evp3

May 9, 2002

Thank you for your post, Janie. We have seen their site and we are looking for

more information about the composition of the drugs. Our doctors do not exactly

agree with the use of these products because we didn't find something clear

about the composition " a combination of natural, organic compounds that absorb

into the hair and... " isn't enough for them. We'll try harder... :-), maybe we

didn't look at the right place.

Can you tell me what kind of " chemotherapy " you were given for your MS? Did it

help in any way?

Thanks again.

Natalia

Re: about hair loss

> Since the cause seems to be neurological, too - I thought that

> maybe smb with MS who has this problem took a similar medication.

Hi Natalia,

There is a product called EVP3-Chemaid that helped save my hair two

different times! It's not a pill. It comes in either a ready-to-

use liquid or a powder that you mix with water and put on your hair

for a few minutes. Then wash your hair with EVP3 shampoo. They

also have a conditioner that you can use.

for an explanation of this product. They explain that " E.V.P.3

Chemaid is a topically applied Doctor recommended,

my neuro

gave me chemotherapy in addition to the steroids for my MS. The

chemo alone did not make my hair fall out, but the combination of a

pain pill (Mexitil) and the chemo did. A friend of ours who took

care of cancer patients on chemo found out about EVP3 and told me

about it. So I got some a used it. It worked! I quit taking the

pain pill and with the help of EVP3 my hair soon grew back thicker.

Some months later my pain intensified. In spite of the fear that my

hair might fall out again, I risked it and took Mexitil again. Sure

enough, my hair started falling out again. This time I stopped the

Mexitil and started using the EVP3 once more. It worked again. I

then threw those pills away.

I hope this helps.

Take care.

Janie

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