Women 50+: 4 Berry Combos Secretly Causing Hair Thinning | Dr William Li

Описание: Hair thinning after 50 can be frustrating—and surprisingly, some healthy-looking foods may be working against you.
In this eye-opening video, inspired by the nutritional science of Dr. William Li, we explore 4 common berry combinations that women over 50 often consume without realizing they may negatively impact hair health.

As hormone levels shift with age, the body responds differently to certain sugars, antioxidants, and inflammatory triggers. When berries are combined the wrong way, they may interfere with blood sugar balance, nutrient absorption, or scalp circulation—key factors for healthy hair growth.

This video breaks down:

Why hair thinning becomes more common after 50

How certain berry pairings may stress hair follicles

What science says about inflammation, insulin spikes, and hair health

Smarter food-combination tips to support stronger, healthier hair

If you’re focused on aging well, improving nutrition, and protecting your hair naturally, this video is a must-watch.



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⚠️ Disclaimer

Disclaimer:
This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The content is inspired by publicly available nutritional research and discussions associated with Dr. William Li but does not claim direct endorsement. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional or registered dietitian before making changes to your diet, especially if you have medical conditions or concerns related to hair loss.