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My therapist told me my body keeps the score. She didn't mention it would show up in my hair three months later. I lost my mum last year. The grief was the kind that rewires you. I wasn't eating. I wasn't sleeping. I was holding everything together for everyone else and falling apart in private. Then the hair started going. Not dramatically at first. Just more in the drain. More on the pillow. More wrapped around my fingers when I touched my head. By month four it was unmissable. Telogen effluvium. That's what it's called when extreme stress pushes your hair follicles into the resting phase early. The shedding is delayed, which is why it feels like it comes out of nowhere. Your body waited until the crisis was over and then started letting go. I wasn't in a place to go to a dermatologist. I wasn't in a place to research ingredient lists. I needed something simple and trustworthy. Moérie. Two capsules a day. Biotin, zinc, selenium, folic acid, the full B complex, and fulvic acid with 77 minerals. Trichologist approved. No fillers. Nothing complicated. It didn't fix the grief. But watching my hair come back felt like the first sign that my body was healing too. moerie.com. If your body is still showing what you went through, this is one kind thing you can do for yourself.

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