Prevent Gray Hair

August 4, 2008 · Filed Under Uncategorized · Comment 

Is it possible to stop gray hair from growing with just shampoo? Well, it’s hard to say because it all depends on what is used to make the shampoo. Some types of shampoos are made specifically for people with a lot of gray hair and some have been said to have a proven track record that actually helps prevent gray hair.

It has been said that Omega 3 really helps in preventing gray hair from growing at an early stage. What they’re saying is that they probably won’t turn gray hair back into black/brown/blonde, but if you use the Omega 3 shampoo from early on, you may be able to prevent gray hair from growing when you’re older.

The best way to prevent this malady from hitting you when you hit the 30’s or older, it’s best to start with proper hair care and eating the right type of food in the right amount! It sounds so basic that it’s embarrassing to even write it down. But you’ll be surprised. Some people don’t realize that gray hair has a lot to do the food we eat, the work we do for a living and the number of hours sleep we get each night. It even has something to do with your father or mother too. That’s right, everything listed above have something to do with going gray. If you really want to prevent gray hair from growing when you’re older, start with the right diet. Then move on to exercise. Prevention is the best medicine. If you don’t fancy sporting gray hair when you’re older, then do what is right now.
But there really isn’t anything wrong with having gray hair – in fact, it’s an IN thing, right now. So, I say, instead of fighting off gray hair, why not stop preventing it and celebrate it?

How to stop Gray Hair

August 4, 2008 · Filed Under Uncategorized · Comment 

Do you wish that you knew how to stop gray hair? You are not alone. Millions of people go gray every year, particularly these days with the baby boomers hitting their fifties. The fact is that in some cases, gray hair is fairly easy to stop. It just takes some research, perseverance and patience.

The remedy for stopping your gray hair depends on the cause of your grays. If the cause is a vitamin B deficiency, for example, stopping gray hair may be as simple as supplementing your diet with B vitamins.

On the other hand, if your gray hair is due to a genetic predisposition for it, the grays may be more difficult to stop. However, even in this case, it is not impossible to stop the hair from turning gray.

If you have a family history of gray hair, it is possible that you really genetically predisposed to a vitamin B malabsorption. Does this mean that you are doomed to have gray hair? Not necessarily. In fact, it could still be stopped.

Do not ask yourself “Why can’t I stop my gray hair?” Rather, ask yourself: “Why am I not absorbing nutrients properly?” The answer may lie in the lifestyle choices that you have made over time. Your gray hair may just be a symptom of unhealthy habits such as smoking, and eating too many processed foods. The result is seemingly unstoppable gray hair. Superficial solutions won’t last. Dyed hair grows back.
A long-term commitment to optimal health is your best bet for stopping gray hair. Once your habits improve and your body is able to efficiently use the nutrients that you are feeding it, the gray hair should stop. At the very least, your hair and overall appearance will be younger and more radiant.