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Examples of such ingredients are saw palmetto berry extract and rosemary leaf oil extract, which support healthy hair regrowth by preventing the conversion of testosterone into DHT and reducing the effect of DHT on the hair follicles

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This creates a 20mg/mL concentration where 10 units equals 2mg

Acknowledgments We thank Lauren Hayashi for assistance with experiments and Chris Riso for fish husbandry support