Sunday, January 29, 2012

Im thinking of starting whey protein but does it lead it hair loss or thinning?

Im seriously considering taking whey protein for my regular gym workouts...my question is does whey protein lead to hair loss or thinning? i always see these huge guys at the gym who take supplements but have no or less hair? pls help me answer this question? Thx samIm thinking of starting whey protein but does it lead it hair loss or thinning?
Hey Sam,





No, it definitely does not.





Whey protein is a by-product of the cheese making process, so it's just food. Saying that whey protein leads to hair loss is like saying that lunch leads to hair loss :).





I've been using whey protein for a long time now (almost four years, I'm 21) and I still have a full head of hair.





Other lifting supplements I would be more worried about, but whey protein is good stuff.





Hope this helped ya,





JaredIm thinking of starting whey protein but does it lead it hair loss or thinning?
No, definitely not. Hair loss may be linked to some type of steroids or other type of supplement, but whey protein does not lead to hair loss or thinning. In no way at all. Whey protein is just a very good source of protein. Think of it like a grilled chicken breast except with higher amounts of protein and usually other stuff that's good for lifting and getting more muscle. If you ate a lot of grilled chicken, you will not lose any hair...or any more than you usually would. Maybe those guys at the gym have naturally lost hair, or maybe they are taking some sort of steroid that causes them to lose hair.
um...no. i dont recall anyone losing hair from milk. whey protein is basically milk protein.


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dont listen to anything people say about steroids. its when you abuse steroids that screws up your body. just like any other substance.
no protein powder does not lead to hair loss or thinning


what leads to that are steroids and an increase in dihydrotestosterone...which not only increases hair loss but increases hair growth on other areas of the body


dont mess around with ur hormones and ull be fine


some men are just genetically predispositioned to it

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