Does taking MSG cause hair loss?

In researching hair loss, I read that it’s possible for  MSG, found in some foods, to cause hair loss?   Is there any truth in this?

When [tag]balding[/tag] men and women journey to seek after an effective hair loss treatment, most hair loss sufferers would be eager to try everything they can to help with their hair loss issues. One might try medication, changes to one’s lifestyle, [tag]herbal hair loss treatments[/tag] or anything else that claimed to help treat hair loss. Before any real time hair restoration solutions can be provided, one must first dispel some of the [tag]hair loss myth[/tag]s and learn about the actual causes of hair loss.

One such hair loss myth is that taking MSG causes [tag]hair loss[/tag].   MSG is a flavoring agent used in cooking to make dishes taste better. There is no scientific proof however, that shows MSG and hair loss are connected in any way. Like anything else however, use MSG in moderation as too much of it isn’t good for your overall health.

Learn more about the real [tag]cause of hair loss[/tag] at the Hair Loss Learning Center.

Bill
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