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In case you were wondering, an estimated 50 percent of women and up to 70 percent of men experience hair thinning or loss at some point in their lives—meaning you (and me!) are far from alone. In an ...

While factors such as age, genetics, hormones, and medication may affect your hair, nutrition is key for hair health throughout life. In particular, vitamins B, C, and D, plus iron and zinc, play ...

Too little iron, vitamin D, zinc, or other nutrients may cause changes in your body that lead to alopecia. Vitamin deficiencies do not typically cause hair loss, but too many specific vitamins, like ...