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Hair Loss? This May Be Why.

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    I'd have to eat the zinc by the five gallon bucket. That ship has sailed. Scott

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    I think it's interesting, but warrants more study especially in humans.  I find the study suspect because the Big Food has been trying to demonize time-restricted feeding, intermittent or longer versi

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    I feel pretty confident that Nick and his colleagues are not influenced by big food or big pharma. If you look at their studies you’ll see that they list no conflicts of interest and they are not fund

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We often see women, when they get started on carnivore,  experience hair loss and it naturally concerns them since their hair is there glory. This video is more centered towards them. 
This new study may give them some insight and possible solutions. 
In time the issue does tend to correct itself. 

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    I think it's interesting, but warrants more study especially in humans.  I find the study suspect because the Big Food has been trying to demonize time-restricted feeding, intermittent or longer versions of fasting.  It hurts their bottom line having the unwashed masses choose not to eat at least 6 times per day.  I also suspect that if a person eats enough protein then the length of their feeding window matters not.

    I've been intermittent fasting for over a year now and my hair is sticking around as thick as ever.

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    12 hours ago, XaqNautilus said:

    I think it's interesting, but warrants more study especially in humans.  I find the study suspect because the Big Food has been trying to demonize time-restricted feeding, intermittent or longer versions of fasting.  It hurts their bottom line having the unwashed masses choose not to eat at least 6 times per day.  I also suspect that if a person eats enough protein then the length of their feeding window matters not.

    I've been intermittent fasting for over a year now and my hair is sticking around as thick as ever.

    I feel pretty confident that Nick and his colleagues are not influenced by big food or big pharma. If you look at their studies you’ll see that they list no conflicts of interest and they are not funded by any companies. 

    He also mentioned towards the end that there was more to research on this subject. 

    Also, as I stated before, this is an issue that tends to crop up in women in the beginning of carnivore. I haven’t heard of any men having this issue. 

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