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AmaninIndia,
From what I can gather (both from what I've read and my own personal studies) most supplements - protein, vitamins, etc (unless they are artificial hormones or alter your bodies own natural hormone levels) are probably unlikely to directly cause hair loss. Again, just my personal opinion.
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