Phytomedicine 14 (9), 621627
Improved circulation, hormone regulation, and nutrient absorption contribute to better hair texture and growth
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It is often difficult to remove fat from problem places in which the largest accumulation of alpha receptors is the hips, buttocks, abdomen, and sides
