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  • V vjvjvjvj

    Hi, This is not a IT related posting . Sorry about that. I just came across Dr. Shapiro's investigations on Whey Isolate protein. he has linked it to hair loss. It gives more DHT and causes hair loss. He however say's Whey concentrate is good for hair. I too recently had lot of hair fall. I was having Optimum nutrition's (Gold) whey protein powder . After reading I was horrified, as I am partially bald now and dont want lose any more hair. this I have thrown all the remaining powder and I want to to buy Whey Concentrate powder. I searched but I found most of the branded powders have Isolate and Concentrate mix. Also what do you thing about this claim? which whey concentrate product would you suggest? Thanks, Vijay

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    JHizzle
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    I've only ever heard of Whey protein being used as a body building thing. I have doubts it'll affect hair loss unless it blocks certain hormones which is unlikely to say the least. To be honest, I'm coming froma biased position where I think most hair replacement treatments are a load of snake oil. Could you link the article?

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    • V vjvjvjvj

      Hi, This is not a IT related posting . Sorry about that. I just came across Dr. Shapiro's investigations on Whey Isolate protein. he has linked it to hair loss. It gives more DHT and causes hair loss. He however say's Whey concentrate is good for hair. I too recently had lot of hair fall. I was having Optimum nutrition's (Gold) whey protein powder . After reading I was horrified, as I am partially bald now and dont want lose any more hair. this I have thrown all the remaining powder and I want to to buy Whey Concentrate powder. I searched but I found most of the branded powders have Isolate and Concentrate mix. Also what do you thing about this claim? which whey concentrate product would you suggest? Thanks, Vijay

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      Don't forget that supplement companies fund large amounts of research and own almost all of the body building magazines - with the sole intention of getting you to buy stuff!! Anyway, isn't male pattern baldness a genetic trait, rather than something that's linked to diet?? And isn't hair made up of dead cells? Not sure exactly how you're going to make dead cells 'healthier' PS I'm a huge cynic, ymmv :)

      Sarchasm : The gulf between the author of sarcastic wit and the person who doesn't get it.

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      • V vjvjvjvj

        Hi, This is not a IT related posting . Sorry about that. I just came across Dr. Shapiro's investigations on Whey Isolate protein. he has linked it to hair loss. It gives more DHT and causes hair loss. He however say's Whey concentrate is good for hair. I too recently had lot of hair fall. I was having Optimum nutrition's (Gold) whey protein powder . After reading I was horrified, as I am partially bald now and dont want lose any more hair. this I have thrown all the remaining powder and I want to to buy Whey Concentrate powder. I searched but I found most of the branded powders have Isolate and Concentrate mix. Also what do you thing about this claim? which whey concentrate product would you suggest? Thanks, Vijay

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        Maximilien
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        It's a scam disguised as a "scientific research" If you read Sr. Shapiro's article, you will see that he's trying to sell his own "whey protein" shake "Help Hair Shake" that should (according to him only) helps reduce alleged hair loss of a sample population (of men and women with natural thin hair) If you have a good diet, you don't need additional supplement. (I'm not a medical doctor, I'm just giving out free advices that my certified trainer gave me) If you "do" gym training, at the end of a session, drink some milk-chocolate xor a 1/2 package of cottage cheese which should give you a good amount protein to help recuperate quickly. M.

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        • V vjvjvjvj

          Hi, This is not a IT related posting . Sorry about that. I just came across Dr. Shapiro's investigations on Whey Isolate protein. he has linked it to hair loss. It gives more DHT and causes hair loss. He however say's Whey concentrate is good for hair. I too recently had lot of hair fall. I was having Optimum nutrition's (Gold) whey protein powder . After reading I was horrified, as I am partially bald now and dont want lose any more hair. this I have thrown all the remaining powder and I want to to buy Whey Concentrate powder. I searched but I found most of the branded powders have Isolate and Concentrate mix. Also what do you thing about this claim? which whey concentrate product would you suggest? Thanks, Vijay

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          The Digital Worm
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          vjvjvjvj wrote:

          I too recently had lot of hair fall.

          Everything which came in the world has to go some day.

          WJFK (Write Just for Kicks)

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          • V vjvjvjvj

            Hi, This is not a IT related posting . Sorry about that. I just came across Dr. Shapiro's investigations on Whey Isolate protein. he has linked it to hair loss. It gives more DHT and causes hair loss. He however say's Whey concentrate is good for hair. I too recently had lot of hair fall. I was having Optimum nutrition's (Gold) whey protein powder . After reading I was horrified, as I am partially bald now and dont want lose any more hair. this I have thrown all the remaining powder and I want to to buy Whey Concentrate powder. I searched but I found most of the branded powders have Isolate and Concentrate mix. Also what do you thing about this claim? which whey concentrate product would you suggest? Thanks, Vijay

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            I have to be careful taking Whey Protein as I bulk up too quick. Realistically, I think many of the claims made both positive and negative about Whey Proteins are correlations and not causations. The general populate does not consume large quantities; usually they are body builders or people looking to bulk up which would seriously skew any scientific results. If you are really worried about your consumption of protein eat eggs, steak, and milk. A lot.

            Need custom software developed? I do custom programming based primarily on MS tools with an emphasis on C# development and consulting. I also do Android Programming as I find it a refreshing break from the MS. "And they, since they Were not the one dead, turned to their affairs" -- Robert Frost

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            • T The Digital Worm

              vjvjvjvj wrote:

              I too recently had lot of hair fall.

              Everything which came in the world has to go some day.

              WJFK (Write Just for Kicks)

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              Henry Minute
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              Well, that depends on what you mean by some day and everything. In many, many cases the last part of dead bodies to disappear is the hair.

              Henry Minute Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?" “I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.”

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              • H Henry Minute

                Well, that depends on what you mean by some day and everything. In many, many cases the last part of dead bodies to disappear is the hair.

                Henry Minute Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?" “I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.”

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                Unfortunately in this not so rare case Hair is the first part disappearing, that too in a living body. :laugh:

                WJFK (Write Just for Kicks)

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                • T The Digital Worm

                  Unfortunately in this not so rare case Hair is the first part disappearing, that too in a living body. :laugh:

                  WJFK (Write Just for Kicks)

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                  It doesn't disappear though, does it. It merely parts company with its host organism.

                  Henry Minute Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?" “I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.”

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                  • E Ennis Ray Lynch Jr

                    I have to be careful taking Whey Protein as I bulk up too quick. Realistically, I think many of the claims made both positive and negative about Whey Proteins are correlations and not causations. The general populate does not consume large quantities; usually they are body builders or people looking to bulk up which would seriously skew any scientific results. If you are really worried about your consumption of protein eat eggs, steak, and milk. A lot.

                    Need custom software developed? I do custom programming based primarily on MS tools with an emphasis on C# development and consulting. I also do Android Programming as I find it a refreshing break from the MS. "And they, since they Were not the one dead, turned to their affairs" -- Robert Frost

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                    Marc A Brown
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                    Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr. wrote:

                    body builders or people looking to bulk up

                    Also, people who have undergone weight loss surgery because it's difficult to get enough quality protein from food with the alterations to our digestive tracts. My dietician recommended isolates over concentrates, though the reason escapes me at the moment.

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                    • H Henry Minute

                      It doesn't disappear though, does it. It merely parts company with its host organism.

                      Henry Minute Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?" “I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.”

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                      Or migrates to a new location on the body ... from head to back! X| :((

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                      • V vjvjvjvj

                        Actually I work out 4-5 times a week for one hour. I have bar, free weights in my house. I am 5.68 and my weight is 72. I want to gain great muscles and lose waist size. My worry is if I eat lot of egss, milk instead I would gain mor eat than muscles. :)

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                        vjvjvjvj
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                        But I am also losing some hair and recently after starting isolates i am observing it to be more. So confused.

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                        • V vjvjvjvj

                          Hi, This is not a IT related posting . Sorry about that. I just came across Dr. Shapiro's investigations on Whey Isolate protein. he has linked it to hair loss. It gives more DHT and causes hair loss. He however say's Whey concentrate is good for hair. I too recently had lot of hair fall. I was having Optimum nutrition's (Gold) whey protein powder . After reading I was horrified, as I am partially bald now and dont want lose any more hair. this I have thrown all the remaining powder and I want to to buy Whey Concentrate powder. I searched but I found most of the branded powders have Isolate and Concentrate mix. Also what do you thing about this claim? which whey concentrate product would you suggest? Thanks, Vijay

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                          Actually I work out 4-5 times a week for one hour. I have bar, free weights in my house. I am 5.68 and my weight is 72. I want to gain great muscles and lose waist size. My worry is if I eat lot of egss, milk instead I would gain mor eat than muscles. :)

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