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Does growing long hair really take away nutrients from the rest of your body?
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No: Growing one's hair long does not take away nutrients from the rest of the body. A person with long hair hanging down must always remember to stay away from moving machinery, such as fans, car engines, etc...
Answered 11/18/2020
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