Hair...just Another Improvement :)

[powerofpositivethinking]

I remember always wanting to have long hair, but it would get right to my shoulders and always look really stringy since it's thin and fine, so I kept it shorter.  I lost hair each day, but I didn't think it was too much of it and knew that losing a little bit each day was completely normal.  Fast forward to now and my almost 10 months gluten-free, and not only is my hair below my shoulders, it finally looks healthy and only a few strands come out each day.  

 

I keep seeing things change that I thought were normal, and really it was my body's way of telling me, "Hey!  Something is not right here."  

 

Hope everyone is having a great weekend!

 

 

[nvsmom]

Awesome! I hope it keeps thickening up due to your good health!

[cyclinglady]

So happy for you! My hair has thickened up too. So nice to be healing!

[1desperateladysaved]

Great!  My daughters always wanted longer hair!  Maybe it will happen one day.  Mine got real short just before I went gluten free.  I never lost handfuls, but it sure was thin.

 

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[KCG91]

Me too! My hairdresser is really impressed by how much thicker and longer it's getting. Lovely, isn't it? (Although I've just gluten myself tonight for the first time hope it doesn't all fall out!)

[MGR]

I am glad to hear there is still hope for the three bits of hair I have left... I'll be looking forward to having a full main again! Lol

[w8in4dave]

Thats wonderful!! Congrats  

[livinthelife]

SO SO HAPPY FOR YOU!!!! I'm hoping for the same!!! 

[notme]

yesssss!!  my hair is the longest it's been in a very long time - also, thicker    it was always coming out and breaking off on the ends.  lolz, i didn't even use conditioner today (because i bought shampoo by accident, so now i have 3 shampoos, no conditioner durrr...  ) and it's still feels pretty good.  yay!

[Pegleg84]

Jealous. I have super fine hair, and while it doesn't come out in clumps, it definitely doesn't like to stay in my head. It's longer than it's been in ages, cause I let it grow (and now have to deal with more tangles), but thin (and thinning hair) is just part of my genetic inheritance.
I think if it was a gluten problem for me, I'd have twice as much hair by now (if only!)