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Chewable or gummie biotin?

anyone use gummie or chewable biotin? Brand? I'd really like to combat the hairloss as best as possible

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anyone use gummie or chewable Biotin? Brand? I'd really like to combat the hairless as best as possible

I bought a chews from GNC - Healthy Delights - and it's actually delicious (as compared to other chews). It's got 5000mcg per chew and I take it once a day. I, too, want to do what I can to preemptively battle the hair loss.

Biotin isn't going to stop your hair from falling out. It will however help your hair to grow back faster, stronger, and healthier. The only way to try and combat hair loss is by getting enough protein and nutrients in your diet. Or, also using products like nioxin or Bosley will help too. (I'm a hairstylist.)

You can get sublingual biotin at most stores -- it's a small pill you hold under your tongue until it dissolves You can also get sublingual B vitamins.

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