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Faith

26.12.2006, 17:25

Alcohol, Vitamin B & shedding (Diet & Hair Loss)
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Recently I realized there is a link between alcohol consumption and Vitamin B deficiency. Vitamin B deficiency seems to be common in alcoholics. It seems to be destroyed or inhibited from adsorption in the body system.

After realization of the effect of alcohol, I stopped my 1-3 glasses of wine per day for a while. I am quite sensitive to alcohol, I become red like a lobster with just a glass of alcohol. My heavy shredding seems to be slightly lesser, though I am still shedding a lot. And my scalp seems less sensitive as well.

Just some information that might be helpful to someone. :-)

Faith

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Rae

01.01.2007, 15:35

@ Faith
Alcohol, Vitamin B & shedding
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Some people get a flushed face when they drink. Alcohol robs your body of proper nutrition if you drink enough of it per day. Drug addicts and alcholics usually have bad hair. But I would limit the alcohol intake if you want to save your hair. A few glasses of wine here and there can't hurt. But I wouldn't consume that on a daily basis.

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HairSite Admin

02.01.2007, 05:40

@ Rae
Alcohol, Vitamin B & shedding
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Alcohol is a vasodilator - means it dilates the blood vessels and increases the blood flow. This causes flushing.

Alcohol intake is directly related to Vitamin B1 deficiency. Other deficiencies can occur due to improper and poorly balanced diet of an alcoholic.

Alcohol can lead to various haelth problems. So the intake should be restricted.

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Faith 26.12.2006, 17:25	Alcohol, Vitamin B & shedding (Diet & Hair Loss) Post reply
	Recently I realized there is a link between alcohol consumption and Vitamin B deficiency. Vitamin B deficiency seems to be common in alcoholics. It seems to be destroyed or inhibited from adsorption in the body system. After realization of the effect of alcohol, I stopped my 1-3 glasses of wine per day for a while. I am quite sensitive to alcohol, I become red like a lobster with just a glass of alcohol. My heavy shredding seems to be slightly lesser, though I am still shedding a lot. And my scalp seems less sensitive as well. Just some information that might be helpful to someone. Faith Faith is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: YES
Rae 01.01.2007, 15:35 @ Faith	Alcohol, Vitamin B & shedding Post reply
	Some people get a flushed face when they drink. Alcohol robs your body of proper nutrition if you drink enough of it per day. Drug addicts and alcholics usually have bad hair. But I would limit the alcohol intake if you want to save your hair. A few glasses of wine here and there can't hurt. But I wouldn't consume that on a daily basis. Rae is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: YES
HairSite Admin 02.01.2007, 05:40 @ Rae	Alcohol, Vitamin B & shedding Post reply
	Alcohol is a vasodilator - means it dilates the blood vessels and increases the blood flow. This causes flushing. Alcohol intake is directly related to Vitamin B1 deficiency. Other deficiencies can occur due to improper and poorly balanced diet of an alcoholic. Alcohol can lead to various haelth problems. So the intake should be restricted. HairSite Admin is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO --- I offer research assistance for HairSite. email: hairsite@aol.com for free consultations ===================================== reminder: 1. FREE Hair Replacement System Worldwide