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My hair was starting to thin on top. I found an in leave treatment that has really added length, volume, and thickness. I know keep those bs in range also helps.
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Members shared many helpful tips for managing thinning hair related to diabetes, including leave-in treatments with biotin, keratin, and... Read more
Biotin helped. Me. It took awhile and not a dramatic change but it helps for sure. What came back is extremly fine but every bit helps
I did keep low B12 levels, as my body doesn't absorb it. I take weekly injections of B12. I can't take Metformin my tummy doesn't like it.
Reminder: Most doctors will not check B12 levels unless you request it. My doctor started checking my B12 because my nerve pains had spread. It was extremely low. Only in the 300 range. My doctor wants mine to stay above 600. It did help with some of the nerve pains when my levels came back up.
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It was a product from Temu. I got buy 1 get 1 free. Search for products for thinning hair. It really works. Everyone comments on my thick hair. I am out of the product now. I would send you a picture of the product if I still had some. I will be ordering more soon.
@A DiabetesTeam Member hello I am taking a Natures Way supplement called Beauty Hair, Scalp, Skin and Nails and I’m noticing an improvement in my hair texture and thickness
Hugs from Judyxx 😍
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I have searched Temu and the product I was referring to isn't sold by them no longer. I was going to order me some more. I will keep searching and see if I can find a product like it. Sorry
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