Скачать или смотреть Women 50+: 4 Nuts That Regrow Hair — 4 Causing Hair Fall | Dr William Li

Hair thinning after 50 is not random — and it’s not “just aging.”
In this video, you’ll discover 4 powerful nuts that support hair regrowth in women over 50, and 4 common nuts that may silently worsen hair fall, inflammation, and nutrient imbalance.

Inspired by the research-driven teaching style of Dr. William Li, this episode explains how specific nuts affect blood flow to hair follicles, scalp inflammation, hormone balance, and nutrient absorption — the exact factors that determine whether hair grows stronger or sheds faster after menopause.

Many women unknowingly snack on “healthy” nuts that block mineral absorption, spike inflammation, or disrupt circulation, especially after 50. At the same time, a few overlooked nuts can help support collagen, keratin production, and follicle nourishment when eaten the right way.

This video is especially helpful for women who are experiencing:
• Sudden hair thinning after menopause
• Excessive hair fall during brushing or washing
• Widening part or scalp visibility
• Dry, brittle, slow-growing hair
• Inflammation-related hair loss

You’ll learn:
• Which nuts U.S. doctors often recommend for aging hair
• How certain nuts may worsen hair shedding after 50
• The best way to eat hair-friendly nuts safely
• Why blood flow and nutrient delivery matter more than supplements
• Simple dietary shifts that protect hair, confidence, and independence

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References:
• Harvard Medical School – Nutrition & Hair Health (2021)
• National Institutes of Health (NIH) – Micronutrients and Hair Growth (2020)
• Journal of Dermatology – Diet, Inflammation & Hair Loss (2019)
• Cleveland Clinic – Menopause and Hair Changes (2022)

Disclaimer:
This video is for educational purposes only and does not substitute professional medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider before making dietary changes.
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