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gray hair pill |
The anti gray hair pill
Imagine if there existed an anti-gray
hair pill? Well, there is! It is a vitamin called
para-aminobenzoic acid, or PABA as it is most often referred. Studies have
shown that animals whose diets lacked this vitamin developed gray hair.
Once the vitamin was added back into their diets, the gray hair
actually returned to its natural color. Other studies conducted on humans found that when every
meal was supplemented with 200 mg of the vitamin PABA, seventy percent of
the grays returned to their original color. Moreover, more research on the
vitamin found that PABA, combined with Folic Acid, successfully reversed
gray hair as well. Other B vitamins whose deficiencies have been shown to
result in gray hair are Biotin, Folic Acid, and Pantothenic Acid. Pills,
which contain these ingredients, can be a powerful supplement to the diet. Granted, not all gray hair can be attributed to a B
vitamin deficiency. Therefore in those cases, it is not as simple as just
popping a pill. However, in the cases in which vitamins did not restore the
gray hair back to its original color, the B vitamin supplementation did aid
in improving the quality and strength of the hair growth, albeit gray hair
growth. For a more preventative approach, Biotin (also called
“vitamin H”) supplementation is good way to keep hair from turning gray.
Plus, it can prevent baldness. Finally, if stress is causing your hair to turn gray
try zinc. Although zinc is not a vitamin, adequate intake of the mineral is
necessary for the body to correctly process stress.
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