1.
Grass Fed Beef (I don’t eat it, I suggest it to people who can eat it
and are OK with it. If you are not OK for any reason, don’t eat it)
2. Unfortified Nutritional Yeast (Don’t eat Fortified, it’s good for nothing)
3. Salmon (Low smoked is better)
4. Pasture Raised Egg Yolks (4-6 a day)
You can also add Stabilized Rice bran, Brown rice, Moringa, Mushrooms, Bee Pollen etc etc.
Another thing is those who are losing hairs should check for Vitamin D. If Vitamin D is in range 20–30 ng/ml then you don't need to worry. If it’s not, don’t use Vitamin D supplements.
What should be done instead ?
- Get enough Vitamin D from Sunlight. Use Dminder App
- Get it from Fatty Fish, Eggs, Cod Liver Oil and other natural animal sources
- Get sufficient Vitamin A and Vitamin K2 rich foods (No synthetic supplements)
- Magnesium & Boron Supplementation and Foods
You also need to check for your thyroid levels, if your TSH is below 2–3 mIU/L
and if you have no symptoms of hypo then there is no reason to worry,
but if its more, check your temp and pulse (check my bio for
Hypothyroidism hair loss post) then there could be thyroid related
conflict and/or micro-nutrient deficiency.
Most important minerals for thyroid
- Magnesium
(decided by your RBC Magnesium levels) You can get it from Cacao, Hemp
Seeds, Sunflower Seeds, Pumpkin Seeds, Green Leafy Vegetables, Magnesium
Oil (topically use on skin)
- Vitamin A Retinol (From animal based foods, meat, milk, egg yolks)
- Iodine (with RBC Selenium testing if you want to be 100% sure) (Sea Kelp)
- Selenium (From Foods like grains brazil nuts)
- Vitamin D (from sunlight and replenishing Magnesium levels) Sunlight
Apart from this, check your Iron markers, Hemoglobin, Serum iron, transferin saturation, ferritin.
For
men, keep hemoglobin within 14–17 for Men, 12–15 for Women (This is
just broad range varies from lab to lab) Iron saturation should be kept
within 20–40% and ferritin within 50–100 or less.
If
Iron saturation and/or hemoglobin falls too much below the ranges,
instead of taking Iron supplements, your job is to make Iron more
bio-available, so add more sources of natural iron e.g. Blackstrap
Molasses. Add other nutrients which would make iron bio-available like
Magnesium, Vitamin A, Vitamin B (B6, Folate, B12 rich foods) and also
add Colostrum (which contains lactoferrin) to make more iron
bio-available.
If
Iron saturation and/or hemoglobin is much higher than ranges, go for
blood donation every 3 months. Use rice bran (which contains IP6 :
Inositol Hexaphosphate) but using IP-6 can drastically reduce iron so
use foods rich in phytates to block/reduce iron absorption.
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