Five Foods That Will Help You Grow A Fuller More Sexy Beard

Everyone knows that eating right has all kinds of health benefits: losing excess weight, maintaining a healthy body weight, promoting heart health, keeping cholesterol in check and avoiding chronic diseases like type II diabetes. Did you know, though, that certain health foods can help you grow a beard faster?

Not only that, but such foods can help you grow a thicker beard, shinier and less prone to breakage. They can also help to stave off the hair loss that sometimes comes with age.

Top 5 Foods To Help You Grow a Fuller Beard

These five foods are among the best ones when it comes to tending the man-mane. Although this list is not conclusive, it will give you a good place to start.

1. Oysters

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Although they are famous for being aphrodisiacs, oysters may also keep your beard looking full and lush.

Those little shells pack a big punch in terms of beard-friendly nutrients. They’re loaded with all kinds of good things.

First off, oysters have protein, a necessary nutrient for hair growth. Protein is the building block for hair and skin, so it is important that you are getting enough.

Secondly, they also contain significant levels of omega-3 fatty acids, which is another nutrient that facial hair craves. Omega-3’s help to lower inflammation which helps to allow nutrients to flow to the hair follicles. It will even lower your levels of bad cholesterol at the same time and improve heart health.

The iron found in oysters helps to keep your blood circulating, bringing a continual flow of oxygen to the surface of your skin and helping to activate your follicles.

Finally, oysters are full of zinc. Zinc occurs in trace amounts in many foods, but is only found in abundance in a few foods, including oysters. Zinc deficiency is tied to hair loss, so loading up on oysters will help ensure your beard doesn’t thin out. About six oysters is equal to a serving, and one serving contains almost five times the amount of daily zinc you need to maintain optimal health.

Oysters are super foods to help you grow a thicker beard.

2. Sunflower Seeds

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These fun little seeds contain an outrageous amount of vitamin E, another nutrient that is excellent for hair growth as well as for maintaining healthy skin.

Not a lot of foods contain significant amounts of vitamin E, yet one cup of sunflower seeds contains 49.1mg of vitamin E. That is more than twice the daily recommended value!*

In case you’re not a fan of sunflower seeds, you can get the same effect by using a little bit of sunflower oil in your cooking.

3. Almonds

These nuts contain biotin, also known as vitamin B7 or “vitamin H”, which is known to contribute to healthy hair growth. Biotin stimulates production of keratin, a fibrous protein that forms hair as well as nails.

Almonds also contain high levels of vitamin E, almost as much as sunflower seeds. For these reasons, almond oil is often used in various beard care products.

4. Yellow Peppers

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By all means, don’t stop eating oranges, everyone’s favorite “go-to” vitamin C food. However, bell peppers, and the yellow ones in particular, are much higher in vitamin C than oranges, or just about any other food for that matter.

Vitamin C is a necessary nutrient for hair growth as well as for strengthening hair. Yellow peppers contain an astounding 341.3mg of vitamin C per large pepper (five times the recommended daily amount needed).

Red peppers contain about three times the recommended daily value, and green peppers more than twice the recommended daily value, so really, any bell pepper will do.

5. Cold-water Fish

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Almost any kind of cold-water fish will help promote healthy, fast hair growth. However, a few varieties like salmon and trout are especially good for hair growth due to their high omega-3 fatty acid levels and protein content.

Salmon contains desirable amounts of vitamin D, another nutrient beneficial for a healthy beard. If you’re watching your fat intake, trout may be a better choice for you because it contains less fat overall than salmon.

Watch this video below to learn about other foods that can help you grow a thicker beard.

Conclusion

Our diet has a huge impact on the way our bodies function. If you eat a diet that is lacking essential nutrients, it will lead to deficiencies that will impact the quality of your beard. Eventually, it can lead to hair loss and patchy beards.

By eating some of these foods that we have listed above, it will boost your hair producing nutrients so you will have a thicker and fuller beard.