Nano FolliX: understanding the ingredients and wellness approach

Its place in a wellness routine

A proposed blend of botanicals and nutrients for a hair-focused wellness routine.

This is a 30-capsule bottle. Nutrition, medical history, medicines and existing supplements all affect whether an oral product is suitable. Its role is separate from that of a topical skin or hair product.

Capsule delivery and technology

A capsule organises ingredients into a convenient portion and helps protect a dry blend during storage. Dissolution, enzyme activity, viable culture counts and ingredient exposure are separate considerations. Particle size and encapsulation are properties of the actual material; the word Nano in a name does not establish its behaviour in the body.

Ingredient-by-ingredient explanation

Bhringraj extract

Eclipta prostrata

Traditional hair-care botanical; hair-cycle research is predominantly preclinical.

Saw palmetto extract

Serenoa repens fruit

Standardised extracts have been studied for hair-related outcomes.

Amla extract

Phyllanthus emblica fruit

Provides botanical polyphenols studied in oral antioxidant research.

Ashwagandha root extract

Withania somnifera

Specific extracts have been studied for stress and sleep-related outcomes.

Nettle root extract

Urtica dioica root

Traditional botanical ingredient; direct hair-growth evidence is limited.

Bamboo silica extract

Bamboo-derived silica

Provides a botanical silica ingredient; human hair evidence depends on the silica preparation.

Biotin

Vitamin B7

Contributes to normal nutrient metabolism; high intakes can interfere with laboratory tests.

Iron bisglycinate

Ferrous bisglycinate

Iron is needed for normal red blood cell formation; supplementation is appropriate only when indicated.

Zinc picolinate

Zinc contributes to normal immune function and protein synthesis.

Black pepper extract

Piper nigrum fruit

Piperine can alter absorption of some substances, including medicines.

The wellness focus

Brings together traditional hair-care botanicals and selected nutrients.
Includes nutrients with roles in normal metabolism and protein synthesis.
Hair concerns have many causes; nutritional supplements help only where appropriate to the individual.

Usage information

Use only according to the recommended daily usage on the final product label or a qualified healthcare professional’s advice.
Swallow capsules with water; follow the label’s meal-time instructions.
Do not exceed the recommended daily usage or combine with similar supplements without advice.

Precautions and interactions

Not for children, pregnant or breastfeeding individuals.
Consult a qualified healthcare professional if you have a medical condition, take regular medicines, or have planned surgery.
Stop use if an adverse reaction occurs. Store as directed on the final label and keep out of reach of children.
Contains biotin: tell your clinician and laboratory before blood tests, including thyroid and cardiac tests.
Contains iron: do not use for unexplained hair loss without assessment; keep securely away from children. Discuss thyroid medicines and ashwagandha before use.

Research to read

The exact dose, preparation, route and study population determine how to interpret a paper. A finished combination cannot inherit every result reported for its individual ingredients.

More research relating to these ingredients →

NOT FOR MEDICINAL USE. Supplements do not replace a varied diet or medical care.