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Is there any yoga or exercise something which makes hair growth?
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Unfortunately not: If one is in good health without hormonal imbalances (such as thyroid problems), hair will grow as much as nature allows. A person should be healthy and happy, not all stressed out. It may be one's destiny to have slower growing hairs as compared to one's friends (but that would be considered normal).
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