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7 Reasons Behind Grey Hair

4 Sep, 2024

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As we age, our hair follicles produce less melanin, the pigment responsible for hair color, leading to grey hair.

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Aging

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Your genetic makeup plays a significant role in when and how quickly your hair turns grey.

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Genetics

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Chronic stress can impact hair pigmentation, potentially accelerating the greying process.

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Stress

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Lack of essential vitamins and minerals, especially B12, can contribute to premature greying.

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Nutrient Deficiency

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An imbalance between free radicals and antioxidants in the body can damage hair follicles and lead to greying.

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Oxidative Stress

Smoking

Smoking has been linked to premature graying due to its harmful effects on overall health and circulation.

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Smoking

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Conditions like vitiligo or alopecia areata can affect melanin production, resulting in grey or white hair.

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Autoimmune Disorders