New Plant-Based GASHEE Reported as First Botanical with Positive Response Towards Central Centrifugal Cicatricial Alopecia (CCCA)

Dr. Sanusi Umar MD is a Nigerian-born physician who specializes in hair transplantation in the United States. Through his years of experience as a certified dermatologist and hair expert, he has formulated a natural product “GASHEE” (i.e. “hair” in Hausa) to help combat hair loss and other symptoms found in CCCA patients.

In a recently published peer-reviewed journal, Clinical Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology, Dr. UGro GASHEE Botanical Products have been reported to have a positive response towards all patients in the study who have had a history of CCCA.

Typically, these patients were given pharmaceutical, drug-based treatments before with little to no improvement. After the cessation of these drug-based treatments and switching over to Gashee natural botanical products, patients reported drastic improvements in hair growth, volume, and density, as well as improvements in hair health.

What is CCCA?
Central centrifugal cicatricial alopecia (CCCA) is a disease characterized by permanent hair loss that begins at the central crown of the scalp and widens circularly over time. Left untreated, this relentless disease can form a large, permanent, and noticeable bald spot at the top center crown of the head.

CCCA is a common cause of hair loss in women of African descent, affecting an estimated up to 15% of black women above the age of 30, and is the most common cause of scarring alopecia.

The Role of Natural Products - The Future of Medicine
This has been a significant finding as natural products hold promising potential for the future of CCCA treatment, as well as other alopecia-related hair loss conditions due to the nature of natural products potentially being better suited for long-term use due to their more favorable side effect profile.

CCCA Prevention:
While the cause of CCCA is unknown, there are clear aggravators or precipitators of the condition that must be minimized. These include hair grooming practices such as tight braids, weaves, heavy or tight dreadlocks, and harsh chemicals. Here, the rule of thumb is: if it hurts or itches, stop it.

VIDEO: Gashee Before & After Results for CCCA Hair Loss
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/3atZmyMUzfo

Dr.UGro GASHEE Products:
www.ugro.com

Dr. Sanusi Umar, MD Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/drsanusiumar/

Dr.UGro GASHEE Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/dr.ugrogashee/

Clinical Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology Journal Gashee Article:
https://www.dovepress.com/articles.php?article_id=74324

***See attached picture below or video link above for before and after GASHEE patient results

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