Best Chewable vitamins to fight hair loss

[annanay1 14]

Hi can you please suggest the best chewable vitamins and amounts to take especially to fight Hair loss. I just got sleeved thursday and am very afraid of losing hair because I have very thin hair as is.

[FancyChristine15 810]

Biotin is what my NP recommended for me; I don't know that it comes in chewable form, but it does come in a sublingual form. Also, be sure to take your bariatric mulitvitamin. I'm sure that helps too.

[Bryn910 519]

There are dissolvable Biotin pills, I just ordered mine off of Amazon

[annanay1 14]

Thank you!

[Matt Z 4,138]

Biotin, but there are some conflicting reports of it not actually doing anything (I still take it daily).

It's important to note that Hair loss can be caused by stress and not a deficiency in Vitamins as well. The stress associated with a major surgery can cause your body to pump out hormones that cause our hair to enter a "resting" phase. So, it's possible that no matter what you take, it won't have an actual effect on your potential hair loss. I'm hoping against hope that I don't lose anything, it's taken me quite a while to get my hair where it is now... and I don't want to lose a bunch of the beard either!
Good luck!

https://www.drdkim.net/ask-the-dietitian/understanding-hair-loss-after-bariatric-surgery/

"telogen effluvium has to do with stress to the body and hormonal changes that can occur. Due to the stress more hair follicles can enter into the resting phase. This is important because the hair in the resting phase at the time of surgery is most likely the hair you will shed. This is why your hair sheds between 1 to 6 months after surgery (usually about3 to 4 months). When the hair starts to grow again the old hair follicle is released and you lose hair. Sometimes the hair comes out before new hair grows, yikes!"

[Kaylee.char 20]

I just got two bottles of Biotin gummies at costco at a great price, I'm crossing my fingers i don't lose hair either! Good luck!

[Losebig 508]

I haven’t had any Hair loss (6months). My nutritionist attributes it to hitting my nutrition goals (protein). I do take 2 chewable Centrum complete Vitamins daily, Vitamin D, B12, Calcium and they test us every couple months for nutrition labs. I also started Biotin maybe 2 months ago due to breaking finger nails (it helped), so that could be a factor.

[Ylime 453]

I haven’t tried them but I see a lot of people online raving about these Sugar Bear Vitamins.

[Sallymarina70 5]

Ive been using sugarbear. It tastes nice, but is overpriced. I randomly saw this post on instagram though

[roleypoley 19]

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06X6DC5J6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[teddynola 15]

8 hours ago, Bryn910 said:

There are dissolvable Biotin pills, I just ordered mine off of Amazon

Thanks, good to know. I have pretty thick hair, but I don't want to lose any of it.