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It can cause your capillaries to contract, restricting blood flow to your hair follicles. With less blood reaching your hair, fewer nutrients are able to fortify it.Q. My hair is thinning -- can I still dye it?A. The chemicals in hair color can damage thinning hair, causing breakage. Be sure to use a hair dye that is nutrient rich and hydrating. Also follow up with regular conditioning treatments for color-treated hair to keep your hair looking and feeling its best.Q. What's the best brush to keep my hair healthy and prevent hair loss?A. Steer away from cheap brushes with plastic bristles. Instead, purchase two brushes -- one for dry hair and one for wet. On dry hair use a flat, boar-bristle brush. For damp hair pick a brush with soft, rubber bristles that are widespread.Q. I don't have time to air-dry my hair; what's the best way to blow-dry my hair without damaging it?A.Fiber is very important to assure undigested food travels through the body and to the intestines properly. Failure of foods to travel through the bowels in a realistic amount of time could cause fermentation of undigested food in the bowels and blocking of nutrients being absorbed through the body. Beyond causing degrees of malnutrition, this could likewise cause a level of toxicity that will overwork parts in the body such as the adrenal glands and contribute to hair loss. Sufficient portions of fresh vegetables, fruits and legumes taken day by day would ensure a right amount of dietary fiber.