Jeffrey Jaime walks through Restore, a red-light device he uses for 12 minutes each morning on his scalp. He says red light can stimulate hair follicles and boost density and thickness, citing clinical studies. He also warns that herbal supplements often stress the liver, get contaminated, or clash with individual metabolism.
Jeffrey Jaime, CISSP
"Restore"
12 minutes
February 23, 2025
This one's called Restore. I wear that in the morning. It stays on for 12 minutes. And it uses specific wavelengths of light that can target hair growth. But red light for the head can stimulate hair follicles and promote growth. And they have been clinically shown to increase hair density and thickness over time. A lot of people think supplements are fine. Medications are not. When it comes to your liver, a lot of herbs actually are not that great for your liver. This has happened in the nutrition industry before. Herbs that are tainted, herbs that require a lot of liver processing, herbs that, based on your metabolism and your CYP genetics, may just not be for you.
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