人参作为一种天然的草药用于治病保健在东方国家已有很长的历史，人参的作用不仅限于提高身体的整体机能，也能改善特定器官的功能状态。在皮肤领域，人参和人参肽已被证明可以通过调节主要蛋白的表达而改善头皮循环的状态，促进头发的生长和阻止头发的掉落。这种作用与人参及其代谢任务能延长头发的生长期和延缓脱落期有关，确切的机制尚需通过实验需进一步研究。脱发的原因很多，包括雄激素的作用过度活跃、化疗、衰老或皮肤病理损害。脱发作为皮肤的病理状态对人的心理会产生很大的影响，应用人参做成的产品促进头发的生长将是一种可行的刺激头发生长的方式。
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The use of plant products in therapy has longbeen practiced and has appeared to be generally safe. Ginseng is a multipurposenatural medicine with a long history of medical application throughout theworld, particularly in Eastern countries. The medical use of ginseng is notonly restricted to the improvement of general wellness, but also extended tothe treatment of organ-specific pathological conditions. In the field ofdermatology, ginseng and ginsenosides have been shown to regulate theexpression and activity of major proteins involved in hair-cycling phases. Thepromotion of hair growth and prevention of hair loss by ginseng and itsmetabolites are associated with the induction of anagen and delaying of catagenphases. Although the underlying mechanisms by which ginseng and its metabolitesregulate hair cycling have been explored to a limited extent, further studies,especially focusing on extended human trials, are required to establish thisnatural remedy for hair loss. Alopecia, originating from a variety of causes,including hyperactivation of androgenic signals, exposure to chemotherapeutics,aging, or skin photodamage, is considered as a skin pathology and has greatpsychosocial impact. Thus, it would be a plausible approach to develop hair growth-stimulatingformulations, either as FDA-approved therapeutics or as cosmeceuticals, byusing the index component of red ginseng
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The use of plant products in therapy has longbeen practiced and has appeared to be generally safe. Ginseng is a multipurposenatural medicine with a long history of medical application throughout theworld, particularly in Eastern countries. The medical use of ginseng is notonly restricted to the improvement of general wellness, but also extended tothe treatment of organ-specific pathological conditions. In the field ofdermatology, ginseng and ginsenosides have been shown to regulate theexpression and activity of major proteins involved in hair-cycling phases. Thepromotion of hair growth and prevention of hair loss by ginseng and itsmetabolites are associated with the induction of anagen and delaying of catagenphases. Although the underlying mechanisms by which ginseng and its metabolitesregulate hair cycling have been explored to a limited extent, further studies,especially focusing on extended human trials, are required to establish thisnatural remedy for hair loss. Alopecia, originating from a variety of causes,including hyperactivation of androgenic signals, exposure to chemotherapeutics,aging, or skin photodamage, is considered as a skin pathology and has greatpsychosocial impact. Thus, it would be a plausible approach to develop hair growth-stimulatingformulations, either as FDA-approved therapeutics or as cosmeceuticals, byusing the index component of red ginseng
