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Depression can raise hair shedding in some women, yet iron, thyroid, hormones, scalp disease, and styling damage often add to the cause.

Yes, people with diabetes can eat prunes in small portions, choosing unsweetened ones and pairing them with protein or fat.

Yes, some DHT-blocking treatments can thicken and regrow hair when follicles are still active, often after months of steady use.

Yes—plain, unsalted sunflower seeds can fit a diabetes-friendly eating pattern when you keep portions small and watch added salt, sugar, and coatings.

Yes, egg nog can fit diabetes eating plans when you keep portions small, count the carbs, and skip alcohol or plan for it.

Yes, cooked navy beans can fit diabetes meals when you count the carbs and use their fiber for steadier after-meal numbers.

Yes, pita bread can fit in a diabetes meal plan when you keep the portion small and pair it with protein, veggies, and fiber.

Yes, molasses can fit a diabetes-friendly meal when you treat it as added sugar and keep the portion small.

Shrimp cocktail can fit a diabetes-friendly meal when portions stay modest and the sauce is kept low-sugar.

Diet Coke can line up with constipation for some people through caffeine, low fluid intake, and personal gut sensitivity, though it isn’t a direct cause for