Vitamins and Minerals in Hair Loss


Hair loss is a common issue that may be improved with mineral supplementation and vitamins. Vitamins and minerals are needed for normal cell growth and function and possibly contribute to hair loss when they are deficient. While supplementation is relatively inexpensive and easily accessible, it is important to know which vitamins and minerals can minimise the impact of hair loss.
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