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Role of Nutrition with hair growth and hair loss

Posted: Oct 06, 2016
There are issues of health affecting the human hair, resulting in limited circulation of the necessary nutrients the body needs. Below are the issues, but not a comprehensive list:
- Stress,
- Trauma,
- Medications,
- Medical conditions,
- Smoking etc. can affect the hair.
- Salmon
- Dark Green Vegetables
- Beans
- Nuts
- Poultry
- Whole Grains
- Eggs
- Oysters
- Low- fat Dairy Products
- Carrots
So if as a patient your diet lacks the necessary nutritional requirements it needs for hair growth other available nutrients will be utilized for more essential usage. Medically speaking, genetics has always played a key role in the control of visible traits like hair colour, length and thickness. Vitamins A and C are utilized in building blocks of sebum which is the material that coats the outer part of the hair follicles. However, the food source for some of these nutrients is mostly in fresh vegetables which have been known to offer abundant supply of both vitamin A and C. Generally, healthy looking hair is said to connote a sign of good health as well as good hair-care habits and this strongly suggests that most healthy people have sufficient nutrients, while others have medical prevailing medical conditions that predisposes them to nutritional deficiency which have a great influence on scalp and body hair. The natural part of our hair is beneath the scalp’s skin where it is domiciled within the hair follicle and derives its nutrients from the blood.
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