How LITFULO works
Let's go under the skin and take a closer look at what alopecia areata is, and how LITFULO may work.
Watch LITFULO in action
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LITFULO at a glance
- In alopecia areata, immune cells mistakenly receive signals to swarm and attack the hair follicle, leading to inflammation at the hair follicle and causing hair loss.
- Some of these signals are sent from proteins deep within the immune cells.
- LITFULO binds to select proteins within immune cells and blocks their signaling process …
- ... to decrease the number of immune cells attacking the hair follicle.
For illustrative purposes. It's not currently known how blocking specific proteins can affect alopecia areata.
Learn out loud
LITFULO is not an injection, steroid, or ointment. It's an FDA-approved prescription pill that you take once a day.
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