Men in particular often worry about the effects that consuming whey protein along with heavy weight lifting may have on testosterone production and ultimately DHT (the hormone responsible for androgenic alopecia). But if there is a link, why aren’t all professional athletes bald?
To learn more about the connection between diet, exercise and hair loss along with real solutions to help halt hair loss and regrow hair read the article:
Does Regular Exercise and Weight Lifting Cause Hair Loss?
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