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Insane eyebrow and eyelash density changes

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    I had a lot of eggs left over from my free-range chickens and so I ate 6 eggs without the whites and I woke up today and my eyelashes look half an inch longer and my eyebrows are significantly more dense. I've noticed similar effects before but then I stopped eating eggs and I think it might have caused them to recede back to normal. But when I eat good quality egg yolks they appear to grow very quickly.

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      I had a lot of eggs left over from my free-range chickens and so I ate 6 eggs without the whites and I woke up today and my eyelashes look half an inch longer and my eyebrows are significantly more dense. I've noticed similar effects before but then I stopped eating eggs and I think it might have caused them to recede back to normal. But when I eat good quality egg yolks they appear to grow very quickly.

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      @Swansven I think it could be also your vision changed temporarily so you see the eyebrows and eyelashes better or that they look more dense and long to your own eyes, human eyesight is not always perfect. it would be crazy if the biotin in the eggs really grew them that much overnight.

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