Why Do Some People's Hair Become White When They Are Young?

Why Do Some People's Hair Become White When They Are Young? 

‌By: Dr. M. Kamran Amiri

And The Living Legend

Ahmad Javed Kamran Amiri

Dated: Sunday 6^th January 2020

We have seen and heard these questions that people especially youth are asking the following questions.

·      Why does my hair become white?

·      Why do some people's hair become white at a young age, even as a teenager?

The hair becomes white when the cells of the mesa with the melanocyte are destroyed at the base of any follicle or hair follicle by disease, environmental factors or aging.

Dr. James Kirkland, a researcher at the Mayo Clinic, says that every person's hair begins to bleach throughout life, especially at the ages of forty (40) and fifty (50), but that factors such as heredity, gender and race can also be involved in bleaching.

According to Dr. Kirkland, black people get darker and whiter than white people, and he also says men's hair gets whiter than women.

Mr. Kirkland also says inheritance has been implicated in bleaching the hair and that if their parents' hair is bleached longer, their offspring will likely grow up at a young age.

Mr. Kirkland said that smoking also causes hair to become white early. Diseases such as gallbladder disease and heart disease can also lead to hair bleaching, according to the American expert.

Inadequate nutrition is another contributing factor to hair whitening. Dr. Wilma Bergfield, a dermatologist at the Cleveland United States Hospital, says some who were kept in compulsory detention and inadequate nutrition during World War II (2) long ago became white.

Dr. Bergfield says that, unfortunately, there is no cure for turning white hair into black, but he said some medicines can change the color of the hair by affecting the cells that produce color in the onion.