Can some natural foods remove grey hair?
By Tunde
@ogbenishyna (3005)
March 22, 2024 5:23am CST
I keep reading about some natural foods like green leaves such as spinach possessing the ability to turn grey hair white. I think greying of hair is natural and no food can stop it, perhaps some foods can reduce the risks of premature hair greying which still sounds reasonable.
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@pumpkinjam (8539)
• United Kingdom
22 Mar
I have read about recent studies that say grey hair can be reversed. It was previously thought that it couldn't be. The studies indicate that grey hair caused by genetics likely can't be reversed while grey hair caused by external factors (stress, diet, etc) may be reversible. So, I suppose that certain foods could help.
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that's one way, I suppose @ogbenishyna (3005)
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22 Mar
I guess the grey hair caused by diet and stress can be reversed.
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@LadyDuck (459212)
• Switzerland
22 Mar
@ogbenishyna I got grey hair when I was not even 30, it is genetic and not aged related in my case.
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@ogbenishyna (3005)
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22 Mar
I think most grey hair are genetic and ageing related.
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@wmaths (564)
• Italy
23 Mar
It's always interesting to read articles about the potential benefits of certain foods. While it's true that some foods are touted for their ability to promote overall health, including the health of our hair, I totally agree with you that greying hair is a natural part of life's journey. You're right to emphasize that natural greying is a normal process that comes with age and genetics. Embracing our unique features, including grey hair, can be a beautiful part of embracing who we are.
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@mildredtabitha (16077)
• Nairobi, Kenya
22 Mar
Vegetables, fruits and supplements can do the trick but consult a physician.
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