January 30, 2020
THIS IS A SHORT POST WITH TIPS YOU CAN START USING TODAY TO HELP YOUR HAIR (RE)GROW.
Water supports life because it supports growth, regrowth, and healing.
Many people believe that hair growth is determined by what you put "ON" your hair and scalp. However, what you put "IN" your body (specifically what you eat and drink) matters more.
Being well hydrated with WATER has a bigger impact on healing (cellular repair) and growth than most people realize. Acidic drinks (such coffee, carbonated drinks) and sugary (high glycemic index) drinks (including alcohol) stunt healing and growth of cells and tissues, including hair. Read below to learn how.
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THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
Your hair, hair follicles, skin, and nails comprise your integumentary system (i.e. your covering) that separates you from everything around you.It contains cells and structures that are part of your immune and vascular (circulatory) systems.
HAIR GROWTH REQUIRES WATER.
Hair follicles require water to execute metabolic processes for hair growth.Some of these involve splitting water molecules to generate atoms & energy (hydrolysis) to build the proteins that are later assembled as hair strands. Approximately 1/4 of each hair strand is water.
DEHYDRATION ROBS HAIR FOLLICLES OF WATER.
Organ systems exist in a situation-dependent hierarchy.During (chronic) dehydration, the circulatory system shunts blood away from less vital systems and tissues (i.e. skin, hair, nails, and gut), AND concentrates that blood within vital tissues (i.e. brain, heart, lungs, liver, and kidneys).
HOW DEHYDRATION STUNTS HAIR GROWTH
Chronic dehydration impairs hair growth from hair follicles because in dehydration, there is insufficient water to execute the metabolic processes for hair growth. So, once old strands are shed, they are not replaced, resulting in thinning hair.
2 SIMPLE WAYS TO REHYDRATE THROUGHOUT THE DAY
Drink a Gallon of Water Throughout the Day
You don'thave to drink it all at once.Drink a 12 fl. oz. (360mL) glass of water upon awakening from sleep.A little more than ten12 fl. oz. glasses of water throughout the day is equivalent to 1 gallon (3.7L = 3700 mL) of water .
Eat 1/3 to 1/2 of Your Daily Water Intake as Fruits & Vegetables
Eat non-GMO seeded heavily water-laden non-acidic low glycemic index fruits and vegetables, such as watermelon, cucumbers, pitaya (dragonfruit), honeydew, cantalope, apples, strawberries, sour sop, star apple, etc. Also, water-soluble fiber in these heavily water-laden fruits and vegetables bind natural fruit sugars and slows digestion and absorption of natural fruit sugars, so you do not get spikes in your blood sugar.
In Kidney Failure, Water Restriction Is the Current Standard of Care
People who are in kidney failure have kidneys with impaired ability to excrete water, salts, and sugar.So, their free water intake is restricted (greatly reduced), as per doctor's orders. Ask your doctor how much water you may consume daily on a renal diet, and inquire if eating non-GMO seeded water-laden non-acidic low glycemic index fruits and vegetables (cucumbers, watermelon, pitaya (dragonfruit) ) is an alternative for you. The water-soluble fiber in them may slow the water load on your kidneys and clean them at the same time.
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Product Recommendations for Winter Care of Your Skin, Beard, and Hair
If you don't know what to get to heal your skin and shield both your hair and skin from rough winter weather, here are a few product recommendations:
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