In a recent survey conducted at Yonsei University in South Korea, with a method that is thought to be a remedy for the hair, the hair was successfully grown again on the mice.

In Yonsei University in Seoul, a team led by Professor Kang-Yell Choi managed to regenerate and repair the body in 28 days in mice using a new biochemistry created.

It is reported that the biochemical called PTD-DBM works by preventing the binding of two proteins to each other. In general, when these two proteins are linked together they prevent body repair and wound healing.

For this reason, scientists say that PTD-DBM prevents this unwanted condition and allows hair to regrow normally.

Even in this study, when using valproic acid in the PTD-DBM application, it was observed that the hair could grow faster than normal.

A new substance that provides hair growth

Professor Kang-Yell Choi, head of the research, said, "We have found a protein that controls hair growth and we have developed a new substance that controls the function of this protein and allows for hair growth. We expect this new substance to be used not only for hair loss, but also for the treatment of damaged skin and tissues, "he said.

Checking for any side effects of PTD-DBM in the next step.

The study is based on a research on hair regrowth published at the University of California in August.

Aimee Flores, a research writer, said that both men and women have expressed hope for millions of people struggling with baldness and hair loss.

The drugs that have not been tested on humans yet need to be approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to prove that they are suitable and effective for humans.

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