Things Your hair is telling you about your health

The hair, the outside covering of our bodies, communicates a lot about how we are feeling emotionally and physically. everyday. Perhaps this is why it is stated that “today is a good hair day” or “today is a poor hair day.” Every square inch of the human body is covered in hair. The majority of your body hair is, in fact, unseen to the bare eyes. On the other hand, the eyelashes and brows function to keep objects out of your eyes and away from your body hair. Your nostrils and ears are protected against foreign items entering them by a thin layer of hair.

I would like to bring up, however, that if we were to contemplate the hair on the head should they serve only the purpose of protecting the crown from heat and external objects? The answer is no, they serve a much higher purpose than that, they are the first organ outside of the body to represent health in terms of attempting to portray ideal changes. What would your hair problems be trying to tell you, then?

1. SPLIT ENDS

2. ITCHY SCALPS

3. PREMATURE GRAYING

A lack of vitamin B-12 is one of the most prevalent causes of premature hair aging. Researchers have shown that vitamin B-12 inadequacies usually coincide with folic acid and biotin deficiencies in those whose hair has already started to grey early.

4. HAIR LOSS OR THINNING

The thyroid hormone is important since it regulates both your metabolism and bodily growth. The immune system of the body attacks the hair follicles, which are in charge of maintaining the hair in place, resulting in the disease known as alopecia areata. Incorporating more protein into your diet might hasten your recovery and pave the road for getting your long, silky hair back.

5. GREASY/OILY HAIR

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Manpreet Lubana

I’m a reader at times also a good French learner and a full-time literature Student who loves to picture certain feelings into words in course as well as life.