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Do you think that to stop hair loss, you need to buy expensive drugs or lotions? It has been shown that the nutrients in these foods can stop or even cure hair loss because they are good for hair follicles.
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Pumpkin seeds are a good way for vegetarians and vegans to get more iron and zinc, which are both good for hair. Per ounce, pumpkin seeds have about 4.2 mg of iron and 2.9 mg of zinc.
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When dried, each 100 grams (3.5 ounces) of this unique food has 261.5 millimoles of antioxidants. People think that antioxidants help keep hair healthy because they lessen reactive stress.
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Walnuts are a great source of iron and zinc, and a 100-gram (3.5-ounce) dose has 21.9 mmol of antioxidants, which puts them at the top of the antioxidant food chain. This makes them a great all-around hair booster.
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Three ounces (100 milliliters) of espresso does more than just wake you up. Also, it has 14.2 mmol of antioxidants, which is one of the biggest amounts of any prepared drink.
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About 3 milligrams of iron can be found in each 85-gram (three-ounce) amount of cooked spinach.
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The amount of iron and zinc in meat stays pretty much the same. This includes lamb, which has up to 7.8 mg of zinc and 3 mg of iron in every 85 g (3 oz) dose.