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Take a gander down the dietary supplement aisle and there seems to be a supplement for everything including immune support, bone health, digestive function, energy, and many more. There are also plenty of supplements claiming to help with hair loss and stimulate hair growth.

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Diet plays a vital role in the health of the skin, scalp, and hair. Hair cells are one of the fastest-growing cells in the human body, and the food you eat has a tremendous impact on the growth, strength, and volume of your hair. Hair is not an organ or tissue that is critical to survival, so your body does not see it as a priority when it comes to nutritional needs. Because your hair is somewhat expendable, a poor diet or nutritional imbalance will often show up first in the form of thinning hair or hair loss.

For those who have genetic hair loss in their family, or have seen someone close to them deal with hair loss, fear of hair loss can be somewhat of a nagging thought. You don't need to worry, though! If you do experience hair loss, there are so many tools out there you can use to restore your hair to its original health—or even better than before! And we want to fill you in on a few tips for women to prevent hair loss so you can be on the proactive side of things. Here are three ways for women to prevent hair loss.

When you think of hair restoration, you may think your only two options are cheesy wigs or invasive surgical restoration procedures. If neither of these options are appealing to you, it doesn't mean hair loss has to be your future. 

Hair loss is a prevalent issue that affects nearly every aspect of a man's life, from relationships to professional life. Almost two-thirds of American men experience some level of noticeable hair loss by the age of 35, and nearly 85% of men over the age of 50 have significantly thinning hair.