Vitamins and Hair Growth

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Hi Dave,

 

Health begins at the cellular level. Every cell must have constant access to

every nutrient they require to be nourished and protected so they can

efficiently carry out their intended function. If just one nutrient is not

available, the body will " substitute " as best it can a similar nutrient or do

without. When it does so, it either deteriorates or dies. It's sort of like

making a copy of an original document, then making a copy of that, then a copy

of that, etc. Eventually the " last " copy won't look anything like the original.

This is what takes place in our bodies and the process is speeded up when all

the nutrients aren't made available.

 

So, there's aren't specific nutritional formulas to " grow hair " as ALL

nutrients are needed by the body. To supply certain nutrients without all the

others promotes or even creates an imbalance in the body and therefore

malfunctioning. For example, taking Calcium without balancing it with other such

minerals as magnesium, boron, zinc, etc actually tends to create or magnify a

deficiency in those minerals thereby throwing off the healthy functioning of the

body.

 

There are charts available from the 3rd edition of the " Comparative Guide

to Nutritional Supplements " wherein Lyle MacWilliam, a biochemist who was

commissioned by the Canadian Parliament of Health to find the safest and most

effective supplements for Canadians to take. He analyzed over 1,000 products

manufactured by more than 200 companies in North America for safety, balance,

completeness, bioavailability, dissolution, quality, etc. 500 of these products

were so horrible they weren't included in his Guide. If you like, I'd be glad to

send you a sample chart or two along with information about the Guide, Mr.

MacWilliams, and the standards he used. And if you know of a particular product

you'd like to see a chart on, email me at Adamson and I'll see if I

have it.

 

Hope this helps!

 

Michael

Adamson

San Diego, California

 

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