Yes, cholesterol significantly affects hair; while it's vital for healthy hair growth (needed in follicles), high LDL ("bad") cholesterol can clog micro-vessels, reducing nutrient supply, leading to thinning, poor anchoring, and hair loss, while low HDL ("good") cholesterol is also linked to hair loss, especially in women, so balancing levels is key. How High LDL Cholesterol Harms Hair Clogs Follicles: Excess LDL cholesterol can block tiny blood vessels feeding hair roots. Reduces Oxygen/Nutrients: Clogged vessels mean less oxygen and fewer nutrients reach the follicle. Thickens Sebum: It can solidify sebum within the follicle, further obstructing it. Leads to Loss: This disruption weakens hair, causing poor anchoring and eventual thinning or loss. How Low HDL Cholesterol Harms Hair Lack of "Good" Transport: HDL carries cholesterol away from tissues; low levels mean cholesterol isn't effectively cleared. Associated with Hair Loss: Studies sho...
The reason I decided to go natural was be free to do what I want with my hair. No having to consistently worry about a relaxer and keeping up with the maintenance. I love the versatility of natural hair!!
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DeleteI like that a little of this product seems to go a long way. You look like a pro in this video. I bet your wash days are quick and easy lol
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. I love the way I only use a little for nearly half of my head. You know we got lots of Hur-Hair-HAIR in this house. If I use too much, Lil Sis hair along can use up the whole bottle. LOL. I have found ways to speed up my wash days. Thank God!!
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