Today, hair loss is still problematic for men and women as they age, but thankfully we now know a thing or two about the multiple factors that can lead to hair loss and how to correct them. 

Some of you may know first hand that spermidine encourages hair follicles that are in the resting (catagen) and shedding (telogen) phase to return to the growth (anagen) phase, where pigmentation also takes place. But hair loss has multifactorial roots and spermidine will be only one part of the solution. 

With the Spring Equinox on 20th March, Spring is firmly in the air, which also means that Love is too. 

And what better way to prepare for this than to contemplate how the ancients viewed love as a sacred practice? In an article titled, “Slow Sex, Long Life,” published by the Australian journal, Aeon, one of our scientific advisers, Oxford University Emeritus Physiologist, Denis Noble, examines Eastern wisdom on intimacy from the perspective of a physiologist and demonstrates how science now backs what the ancients knew.