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Low hair density
I am male age 42, my hair density is too low. Baldness is slowly starting. How can I improve my hair density and hair health.
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To improve hair density and slow baldness, focus on a diet rich in protein, iron, zinc, omega-3 fatty acids, and biotin. Include foods like eggs, spinach, pumpkin seeds, walnuts, fatty fish, and berries. Stay hydrated and manage stress through yoga or meditation. Gentle scalp massage with oils like coconut or rosemary oil can stimulate blood flow. Avoid harsh chemical treatments and excessive heat styling. Also, check your Vitamin D and iron levels, as deficiencies can worsen hair loss.
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Got it - a 42 year- old male with low hair density and early sign of blandness . This is very common and can often be improved or managed with right mix lifestyle, nutrition and targeted treatment 1. Root cause consider Androgenic alopecia Nutritional deficiency Stress Hormonal imbalances Thyroid and autoimmune issues 2. Daily diet and supplements recommendations Internal support Biotin Vitamin D3 Vitamin K2 Zinc Iron Collagen and bone broth Omega 3 Magnesium Glycinate 3. Topical solution Minoxidil Deena rolling Hair serum with redensyl, capixyl , or procapil 4. Lifestyle habits Scalp massage- 5-10 minutes daily with fingers or massage tool Avoid harsh shampoo - use sulfate and paraben- free products Good sleep - at least 7 hours Stress management- yoga, walking and journaling
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Its seems some dermatology reasons also Please get your scalp check by dermatologist then discuss the case with dietitian for better help
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Hi Good morning! Low hair density could be due to reasons such as heredity, change in androgen levels or nutrient deficiencies. You can do a complete blood to understand the cause then take steps to prevent it.
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Take High protein diet and use sherobala oil . Key Nutrients for Hair Growth • Protein (keratin building): Lentils, tofu, paneer, Greek yogurt, quinoa, nuts • Iron: Spinach, beetroot, jaggery, dates, lentils • Zinc & Biotin: Seeds (sunflower, pumpkin, flax), nuts, whole grains • Omega-3: Walnuts, flaxseeds, chia seeds • Vitamin A, C, E: Carrots, citrus fruits, amla, sweet potato
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Helloooo Do your basic blood profile 1st... take proper balanced meal..
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Good morning pls try to enhance your diet part by adding protein rich foods, good fats, fiber with all essential vitamin n mineral rich foods into your daily diet.
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