Ageless taurine?

1. Patented Technology: BotHair® UltraPlus is the result of our proprietary research and development, giving us a distinctive advantage in the market.

2. Shorter Procedure Time: By consolidating multiple transplant stages, BotHair® UltraPlus significantly reduces procedure time. Extraction and aspiration of follicular units are combined, directly transferring them to the preservation solution.

3. Minimised Damage to Follicular Units: With reduced handling, the risk of trauma and damage during extraction is minimised, ensuring higher viability and improved quality of the units.

4. Enhanced Survival Rate of Hair Follicles: BotHair® UltraPlus optimises extraction, resulting in a greater volume of viable follicular units and improved transplant outcomes.

5. Comfortable and Automated Process for the Medical Team: The automated nature of BotHair® UltraPlus reduces the medical team’s movements from 4,000 to an average of just 160, enhancing procedure quality and safety while preventing injuries.

6. Reduced Risk of Errors: With fewer movements required, the risk of errors during the transplant process is significantly reduced, ensuring patient satisfaction and optimal results.

BotHair® UltraPlus is a game ­ changer in hair transplant technology, offering unparalleled precision, efficiency, permanent results. Experience the future of hair restoration with Insparya’s innovative solution.

Linda Hall

LABORATORY mice given taurine, an ingredient added to energy drinks, lived an extra three to four months.

Columbia University scientists in the US also found that taurine slowed the ageing process, helping the mice to ward off agerelated issues.

An essential amino acid considered vital for maintaining muscle function, eyesight and metabolism, research suggests that taurine supports the nervous and immune systems.

It is produced naturally in the body and is present in meat, seafood, dairy products and eggs.

Although the study did not demonstrate that taurine could improve human lifespans, but the researchers said they believed it had “potential.”