CORRECTION on the pepper information around minute 2:40: I was confused by the “fresh” in the table, but as our new in-house video fact-checker just pointed out, the mg/g values for capsaicin were for fresh peppers… that were then dried! So it’s a little more daunting; instead of “a quarter of a fresh jalapeño,” it would really be like “a third of a habanero or a teaspoon of medium-hot red pepper (as per www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7455983/pdf/FSN3-8-4611.pdf).
I'm a bit confused about the pepper part (I'm Dutch). So it's either a third of a FRESH habanero pepper or a teaspoon of a medium/hot DRIED pepper? Is that correct? So you can use dried & ground habanero as well? And no more jalapeño?
To reduce hair fall, have a balanced diet that is rich in protein. Use a gentle shampoo for your scalp. I switched my shampoo and hair conditioner to littellextra cocoonniion a year ago, and it has reduced my hair fall.
I’ve been using this Littlellextra Cocoonnion shampoo and oil and reactivaate hair serum for almost a year, and believe me, even in areas where there was no hair, I noticed hair roots starting to grow after 5 months. Now, most of the bald areas are covered with new hair. I highly recommend this product to anyone, it’s a long-term thing, apply it daily, massage into your scalp for 20 minutes, and wash it out the next day.
So could my regular intake of soya milk account for my improved hair condition.....? It used to fall out in handfuls. With reference to one of your other videos on this topic, I used to eat tuna at least once a week. Mercury?
I have used Finasteride for 23 years with no ill effects and still a full head of hair at 50. I was thinning at 27 but now have about the same at 50 as at 27.
@@1234kingconan how long have you been on it. I am on it for about 4 months and I can notice my hair getting thicker. It's said that it takes 6months to 2 years to see improvements. Also add oral Minoxidil. Fin & Minoxidil work well together. So don't just use Fin
Are used to have soy yogurt and pumpkin seeds every day. I still have the soy yogurt but I stopped eating pumpkin seeds. I guess I better go back to the pumpkin seeds. I don’t like soy milk so I chose soy yogurt. Should be OK. Thanks for the video.
@@ticketforlife2103 That's because once hair follicles have minitiarized past a certain point, there's no bringing them back no matter what regimen you're on (including minoxidil & finasteride). If anything, this video is best followed by teen boys before any thinning takes place
Hi, tatanasd! For some people with digestive conditions such as IBD, Crohn's disease, and UC, it may be best not to eat pumpkin seeds with the shells. For most people, however, it is safe. You can find everything on our site related to pumpkin seeds here: nutritionfacts.org/topics/pumpkin-seeds/ I hope that helps! -Christine Kestner, MS, CNS, LDN, NutritionFacts.org Health Support Volunteer
Well crud I’ve been already on Finasteride for a few months. No side effects yet but gonna stop before any happen. Trust me I did a lot of “testing” to make sure I had no side effects! But that pumpkin seed regimen has me convinced. I’m going to throw away the Fin and start an edamame, jalapeño, and pumpkin seed daily snack.
Fingernails: OK so I half-watched this when it came out, and obviously did not pay attention, missed all the androgen stuff. I just thought hair/nails - same stuff, right? So I missed the point. My nails have always been terrible - fast-growing fragile. My thumb nails would never grow out to a round shape, but were always delaminating and splitting off like the leaves of a book. Looked pretty nasty, especially in a HC environment. So I began to eat a small hand-full of pumpkin seeds per day, expecting nothing. Nail growth slowed substantialy, so I continued. Now finally my nails are a lot tougher, rarely tear, and my thumb nails have both grown out to a complete shape. Only my on domiinant hand is there the last bit of the top layer at the tip still splitting, but it looks as if that will grow out too, eventually. Looking at the nutrient content of pumpkin seeds, I don't see anything that I would have connected with hair or nails, such as biotin.
FDA approved oral Finasteride & topical 5% minoxidil work very well for men suffering from Androgenic Alopecia and have an EXTREMELY low chance of side effects. I know many many people who take both with no issues nor have I ever met someone who has any. Mention this please.
@@Dan-ul1sf I'm talking about minoxidl. I was taking a lot. More than recommended and I ended up in the ER. These drugs have side effects. It happened to me. You are clearly a drug addicted that's why you claim you have never met anyone who has any side effect from this but when I said I have side effects you dismiss it. Goodluck with drugs. Wish you all the best
I was thinking similar thoughts. Maybe he has something different? Like, Instead of the genetic male pattern baldness, it’s a different genetic thing. ?
Bae.. you lost Me at fecal transplant and soy ……….. but wtf was the purpose of the first fecal transplant ever done and how did they get the first two participants to agree?? …. And how is it done like shooting up there or surgically implanting up higher in the system ….
If you want to slow hair loss or improve hair growth, do grounding - that is, walk on the ground/earth in bare feet. There's an electric charge that goes through the hair, through the body, and out the feet into the ground. If this electrical path isn't used over a long period of time, the body says, "well, this hair on your head isn't being used, so we may as well get rid of it".
@AR-fx2mv As much as he blames the B12 deficiency myth for literally everything else if you're a vegan, why doesn't he also blame his own baldness for it? Elephant in the room....🐘
He’s aging and he doesn’t look unhealthy what are you talking about? Also it doesn’t matter how he looks he’s talking about the evidence. Try to keep up
I am 48, turning 49 in a few months. I started taking bone, chicken and fish broths daily - mixed in a cup - 6 weeks ago. My once thinning and greying hair is now thick and the grey is going away. I put a lot of ginger, garlic, turmeric and a bit of black pepper in the broths. My hair looks like it did when I was around 30 years old now in terms of volume and colour. Also, apply a mixture of olive, coconut, rosemary and castor oils in your hair for hair growth.
Estrogens come from (milk, eggs, cheese, meat), soy has phytoestrogens that do not bind to estrogen receptors. Asian men have lower estrogen levels - high soy, low dairy diet (and no man boobs) American men in general have higher estrogen levels and a much higher obesity rate, and for lack of a better word Man-boobs....which is fine as long as someone is happy with their body then so be it.
@@ticketforlife2103 Sorry I should have said excessive amounts hormone injected animal products, and refined foods (Fast food) I grew up eating loads of dairy as well, but never fast food animal products or cheap meat which may be injected with hormones to increase growth. Actually it may be still illegal to inject hormones in dairy cows here in Canada. Good news though in canada A&W (fast food chain) is promoting hormone free animal products and vegan options...win win for everyone....
CORRECTION on the pepper information around minute 2:40: I was confused by the “fresh” in the table, but as our new in-house video fact-checker just pointed out, the mg/g values for capsaicin were for fresh peppers… that were then dried! So it’s a little more daunting; instead of “a quarter of a fresh jalapeño,” it would really be like “a third of a habanero or a teaspoon of medium-hot red pepper (as per www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7455983/pdf/FSN3-8-4611.pdf).
Why are you still bolded? 😮
I'm a bit confused about the pepper part (I'm Dutch). So it's either a third of a FRESH habanero pepper or a teaspoon of a medium/hot DRIED pepper? Is that correct? So you can use dried & ground habanero as well? And no more jalapeño?
I really wish you would have mentioned saw palmetto, the evidence for it and possible side effects 😔
Let me just say that I started eating pumpkin seeds everyday and I am seeing the positive effects. I cannot believe it still.
Hello, do you eat them with the shells? Do you know if it is bad to eat with the shells?
@@tatanasd nope , I eat without shells
You're lucky...I've been eating them for years, and still losing hair.
Really
Liar
To reduce hair fall, have a balanced diet that is rich in protein. Use a gentle shampoo for your scalp. I switched my shampoo and hair conditioner to littellextra cocoonniion a year ago, and it has reduced my hair fall.
I’ve been using this Littlellextra Cocoonnion shampoo and oil and reactivaate hair serum for almost a year, and believe me, even in areas where there was no hair, I noticed hair roots starting to grow after 5 months. Now, most of the bald areas are covered with new hair. I highly recommend this product to anyone, it’s a long-term thing, apply it daily, massage into your scalp for 20 minutes, and wash it out the next day.
Omfg stfu about protein.
Almost everybody's diet is rich in protein.
One of my favorie snacks / meals is toast with hummus and pumpkin seeds. Very good and filling
It is incredible that such a small amount of nutrition can make such a difference.
I'm sure that seeds have lots of undiscovered benefits!
So it's the exact same effect when you eat the whole seeds instead of taking the oil?
How do pumpkin seeds affect body hair generally? Should I be concerned about growing knuckle hair and a monobrow?
You should be concerned, after eating seeds daily myself i started growing shoulder hair. Man at 29.
@@thebetergedeI've had shoulder hair since I was 21 now 25, am I gonna turn into Chewbacca😂 after I start eating pumpkin seen and flax seed
@@ShawnFX i'm sure you will be fine :)
So could my regular intake of soya milk account for my improved hair condition.....? It used to fall out in handfuls. With reference to one of your other videos on this topic, I used to eat tuna at least once a week. Mercury?
Is this one edited? I've already watched this one.
I watched it from his website so maybe that's why?
They removed the old one for some reason
Yeah, me too.
I have used Finasteride for 23 years with no ill effects and still a full head of hair at 50. I was thinning at 27 but now have about the same at 50 as at 27.
What dosage? I'm on fenestride and Minoxidil.
I’m on fin and it doesn’t seem to be doing anything.
@@1234kingconan how long have you been on it. I am on it for about 4 months and I can notice my hair getting thicker. It's said that it takes 6months to 2 years to see improvements. Also add oral Minoxidil. Fin & Minoxidil work well together. So don't just use Fin
I don’t think you were ever balding dude 😭
I got hit with sx side effects. Otherwise, was great. Trying nutrafol now. And isolating individual ingredients.
Are used to have soy yogurt and pumpkin seeds every day. I still have the soy yogurt but I stopped eating pumpkin seeds. I guess I better go back to the pumpkin seeds. I don’t like soy milk so I chose soy yogurt. Should be OK. Thanks for the video.
Is it better to grind up pumpkin seeds rather than eat them whole?
Does this work for women?
Dr. Greger, what has worked for you?
Not much.
@@gregorycickavage8503 lmao...exactly...
@@ticketforlife2103 That's because once hair follicles have minitiarized past a certain point, there's no bringing them back no matter what regimen you're on (including minoxidil & finasteride). If anything, this video is best followed by teen boys before any thinning takes place
@@BlakeMadsen You and five more of you didn't watch the video.
Now he's doing re-runs?
What happens if we eat the pumpkin seeds with their shells?
Hi, tatanasd! For some people with digestive conditions such as IBD, Crohn's disease, and UC, it may be best not to eat pumpkin seeds with the shells. For most people, however, it is safe. You can find everything on our site related to pumpkin seeds here: nutritionfacts.org/topics/pumpkin-seeds/ I hope that helps!
-Christine Kestner, MS, CNS, LDN, NutritionFacts.org Health Support Volunteer
Well crud I’ve been already on Finasteride for a few months. No side effects yet but gonna stop before any happen. Trust me I did a lot of “testing” to make sure I had no side effects! But that pumpkin seed regimen has me convinced. I’m going to throw away the Fin and start an edamame, jalapeño, and pumpkin seed daily snack.
How's the hair coming?
any progress?
Just to clarify, is edamame the same as soybeans?
Sure is!
How many soybeans do you eat in a day?
Oh interesting, I eat all three so I'm good.
My mouse does have a small random bald patch, so maybe I`ll give them a little bit of pumpkin seed.
It's not random, it's you don't know why it's there.
@@fifteenbyfive What a random comment.
Awww you have a mouse that’s so cute 🤗
Dr greger also eat all 3
Too many bald vegans to get on board with this as anything other than a fix for an existing deficiency. Nice to know these foods help one maintain.
Fingernails: OK so I half-watched this when it came out, and obviously did not pay attention, missed all the androgen stuff. I just thought hair/nails - same stuff, right? So I missed the point. My nails have always been terrible - fast-growing fragile. My thumb nails would never grow out to a round shape, but were always delaminating and splitting off like the leaves of a book. Looked pretty nasty, especially in a HC environment.
So I began to eat a small hand-full of pumpkin seeds per day, expecting nothing. Nail growth slowed substantialy, so I continued. Now finally my nails are a lot tougher, rarely tear, and my thumb nails have both grown out to a complete shape. Only my on domiinant hand is there the last bit of the top layer at the tip still splitting, but it looks as if that will grow out too, eventually.
Looking at the nutrient content of pumpkin seeds, I don't see anything that I would have connected with hair or nails, such as biotin.
Thank you
green tea is good for male pattern baldness, too.
[citation needed]
Repeat?
el mas geniooooo
FDA approved oral Finasteride & topical 5% minoxidil work very well for men suffering from Androgenic Alopecia and have an EXTREMELY low chance of side effects. I know many many people who take both with no issues nor have I ever met someone who has any. Mention this please.
I had a side effect from this . DO NOT TAKE THIS JUST TAKE FOODS I ALMOST DIED
@@Andrew-ug2cy almost died 😂😂😂
@@Dan-ul1sf I'm not even joking. I went to the ER for shortness of breath
@@Andrew-ug2cy Finasteride doesn’t cause that you were just paranoid
@@Dan-ul1sf I'm talking about minoxidl. I was taking a lot. More than recommended and I ended up in the ER. These drugs have side effects. It happened to me. You are clearly a drug addicted that's why you claim you have never met anyone who has any side effect from this but when I said I have side effects you dismiss it. Goodluck with drugs. Wish you all the best
Might be worth asking what the diet of the fecal transplant participant is..
It hasn't helped Gregor out too much.
haha. Was thinking the same thing
I was thinking similar thoughts. Maybe he has something different? Like, Instead of the genetic male pattern baldness, it’s a different genetic thing. ?
Did I miss the part where he said he had been eating them for 20 years? As far as I know, he makes these videos right after finding the evidence.
presumably he eats lots of soy and edamame.
Because he didn't know about the study at this time?
5:23 - Two seeds a day...that sounds a bit too good to be true.
Bae.. you lost Me at fecal transplant and soy ……….. but wtf was the purpose of the first fecal transplant ever done and how did they get the first two participants to agree?? …. And how is it done like shooting up there or surgically implanting up higher in the system ….
If you want to slow hair loss or improve hair growth, do grounding - that is, walk on the ground/earth in bare feet. There's an electric charge that goes through the hair, through the body, and out the feet into the ground. If this electrical path isn't used over a long period of time, the body says, "well, this hair on your head isn't being used, so we may as well get rid of it".
Ayurvedic pills and oils really are good for hair, my mom was getting bold i bought her some and it really did help
Kept her from being bold?
@@kronk358 grew back
Have you tried this?
Just use minoxidil, helped me with receding hairline.
no it does not LOL for the price
The first video in which we are invited to doubt Dr. Greger’s expertise. (You may note we don’t see him in this one.)
Yeah this certainly shows he may be ignoring some of the science. sadly. It's his main flawed video.
@AR-fx2mv As much as he blames the B12 deficiency myth for literally everything else if you're a vegan, why doesn't he also blame his own baldness for it? Elephant in the room....🐘
This's a repost. Skip it if you already watched it.
Brown smoothies?! 😂 😂 😂
Good luck finding watermelon seeds these days 😑
HOLD UP, what's this about avoiding roasted or toasted nuts and seeds? I eat dry roasted edamame every day! 😭
Double upload
Also if his nan went from ill to being able to run up stairs etc how come he is balding, grey and looks unhealthy ?
He’s aging and he doesn’t look unhealthy what are you talking about? Also it doesn’t matter how he looks he’s talking about the evidence. Try to keep up
Giving thanks to Dr Ekan Healer is something I will always take personal because he brought me back to my full health ..
Dr Micheal Gerger make video on foods improving brain memory .💗💌✨💞
Lol because he is blad and keeps uploading the same video with slight edits... Lionsmane mushrooms.
He's got a bunch of videos on that, eat more blueberries and walnuts.
@@jefflebowski918 bluberries and walnut proved in meta analysis for improving memory
@@jefflebowski918 reply please
I am 48, turning 49 in a few months. I started taking bone, chicken and fish broths daily - mixed in a cup - 6 weeks ago. My once thinning and greying hair is now thick and the grey is going away. I put a lot of ginger, garlic, turmeric and a bit of black pepper in the broths. My hair looks like it did when I was around 30 years old now in terms of volume and colour.
Also, apply a mixture of olive, coconut, rosemary and castor oils in your hair for hair growth.
Broscience, are you a bot?
@@botzer8817 What's a bot?
I'm ready for my fecal transplant. I'm allergic to soy so I'll just take the poop.
Not to drink brown smoothies🤢🤮
he should test it out lol i know i will aha
1st like 1st comment
Impressive.
Lol
🥱
Pathetic and it’s not even true there a comment below yours
Wow, too late for me! I've been losing hair since I was 17.
yea let me listen to a fully bald "doctor" for hair growth advice LOL
🤣🤣
He’s talking about peer reviewed evidence, not what he himself did, try and keep up?
You also have the problem doctor. eat some more fruit and nuts
Funny when it comes from you LOL
Why is Dr. Greger bald then?
🐘Elephant in the room
Drink soy for hair and get breasts as a side effect?
Looks like you need to go watch his video on Soy...
Estrogens come from (milk, eggs, cheese, meat), soy has phytoestrogens that do not bind to estrogen receptors. Asian men have lower estrogen levels - high soy, low dairy diet (and no man boobs) American men in general have higher estrogen levels and a much higher obesity rate, and for lack of a better word Man-boobs....which is fine as long as someone is happy with their body then so be it.
@@GFaulkner I have been eating whole 4 eggs everyday for the past 3 years, no issues here lol
@@ticketforlife2103 Sorry I should have said excessive amounts hormone injected animal products, and refined foods (Fast food) I grew up eating loads of dairy as well, but never fast food animal products or cheap meat which may be injected with hormones to increase growth. Actually it may be still illegal to inject hormones in dairy cows here in Canada. Good news though in canada A&W (fast food chain) is promoting hormone free animal products and vegan options...win win for everyone....
That is a myth. There are actually feminizing hormones in dairy and meat, though, so maybe get more worried about that than soy...