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2013년 11월 25일 월요일

About 'vitamin a foods'|Accent on Wellness: Webinar Class on Vitamin B12 Concerns & Raw Food Q & A







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Average               human               hair               will               grow               between               1/4               to               1/2               of               an               inch               every               month,               depending               on               diet               and               often               genetics.

While               there               is               no               true               way               to               make               thin,               dull               hair               all               of               a               sudden               grow               thick               and               luscious               (it's               like               trying               to               go               from               brunette               to               blonde               without               dyeing               it,               it               is               what               it               is)               there               ARE               ways               to               get               the               maximum               health               and               length               to               your               strands               simply               by               eating               foods               appropriate               for               great               hair               growth.

Salmon               is               a               great               food               for               health               in               general,               and               is               a               great               way               to               maximize               hair               growth.

Since               it               is               rich               in               Omega-3               fatty               acids               which               are               great               for               the               heart               and               for               eye               health,               it               is               great               for               hair               as               it               reduces               itchy               scalp               and               dryness,               and               puts               healthy               shine               in               the               hair               to               prevent               breakage               and               dullness               as               it               grows.

There               are               also               plant-based               pills               containing               these               healthy               Omega-3s               that               are               a               great               alternative               for               vegetarians               or               people               who               do               not               enjoy               fish               to               help               their               heart               stay               healthy               and               have               healthy               hair               and               scalp.
               Dark               leafy               green               vegetables               (such               as               spinach               and               broccoli)               are               rich               in               nutrients               that               are               once               again               not               only               just               healthy               for               your               body,               providing               energy               with               Vitamins               A               and               C.

These               allow               the               hair               to               better               produce               sebum,               a               natural               oily               conditioner               for               hair               that               provides               shine               and               strong               strands               as               they               grow.

Goodbye,               frizzy               hair!
               Beans,               such               as               kidney               beans               and               lentils,               are               not               only               tasty               and               rich               in               proteins               for               muscle               maintenance               and               energy,               but               have               lots               of               biotin,               which               is               essential               for               natural               hair               growth.
               Nuts               are               another               great               source               of               Omega-3s,               such               as               walnuts               and               almonds,               and               also               contain               zinc.

Zinc               deficiency               causes               hair               loss               and               thinning,               so               incorporating               healthy               raw               nuts               in               your               diet               helps               you               keep               the               hair               you               have               and               help               it               appear               fuller               and               healthier.
               Chicken,               high               in               protein               and               lower               in               fat               than               beef               (if               eaten               not               fried               and               without               the               skin)               helps               hair               keep               its               color.

A               body               lacking               protein               lacks               energy,               and               hair               will               lose               its               luster               and               color               as               a               result.

Include               chicken               in               the               diet               for               protein               to               help               hair               keep               its               color               strong.
               Eggs               have               B-12               vitamins,               which               are               healthy               for               skin's               elasticity               and               for               hair               strength.

B-12               vitamins               are               essential               for               maintaining               a               healthy,               glowing,               youthful               appearance.
               Whole               grains               and               oysters               are               strong               in               zinc,               once               again               helping               hair               stay               strong               and               keep               its               thickness,               and               help               thinning               and               loss               of               hair               return               to               a               fuller               state               of               health.
               Low-fat               dairy               is               great               for               calcium,               not               only               for               your               bones,               but               for               hair               growth.

What               calcium               does               for               your               bones               in               keeping               them               strong               and               able,               it               also               does               for               your               hair               and               nails,               keeping               follicles               healthy               for               maximum               hair               growth               for               sturdy,               nutrient               absorbing               hair.
               Not               only               are               these               foods               great               for               keeping               hair               long               and               healthy               and               to               help               it               grow               to               its               full               capacity,               they               also               aide               in               keeping               the               body               strong               and               able               as               well.

Including               these               nutrient               and               vitamin               rich               foods               to               your               diet               a               few               times               a               week               will               give               you               a               healthy               hair               appearance               and               improve               your               overall               health               as               well.






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    2013년 11월 23일 토요일

    About 'vitamin a deficiency'|What a vitamin D deficiency is doing to your hair!







    About 'vitamin a deficiency'|What a vitamin D deficiency is doing to your hair!








    Vitamin               D               is               a               fat-soluble               vitamin               that               is               obtained               primarily               through               sunlight.

    The               Mayo               Clinic               reports               that               the               primary               purpose               of               vitamin               D               in               the               body               is               to               regulate               the               content               of               calcium               and               phosphorus               in               the               blood               stream.

    A               vitamin               D               deficiency               can               throw               off               these               levels               among               other               effects,               leading               to               potential               complications               including               reduced               bone               strength,               high               blood               pressure,               and               an               increased               risk               of               various               medical               conditions               including               autoimmune               diseases.

    Lack               of               exposure               to               sunlight               is               the               most               frequent               cause               of               vitamin               D               deficiency.

    One               of               the               main               sources               of               vitamin               D               is               simply               sunlight.

    By               simply               getting               exposure               to               some               sunlight               a               few               times               a               week,               the               body's               vitamin               D               needs               are               often               met               independent               of               dietary               vitamin               D.

    However,               wearing               sunscreen               can               actually               severely               inhibit               the               body's               ability               to               absorb               the               nutrient               from               sun               rays.
                   People               who               don't               get               outdoors               much               or               who               live               in               areas               that               receive               little               sunlight               are               at               a               higher               risk               of               vitamin               D               deficiency.

    Because               of               the               method               by               which               it               is               acquired,               the               winter               season               is               often               a               cause               of               vitamin               D               deficiency.

    In               fact,               it               is               believed               that               the               lack               of               vitamin               D               acquired               through               sunlight               during               the               winter               months               is               at               least               partly               responsible               for               the               development               of               seasonal               affective               disorder.
                   Another               partial               cause               of               vitamin               D               deficiency               is               limited               intake               through               the               diet.

    This               is               in               large               part               due               to               the               limited               number               of               foods               in               which               vitamin               D               naturally               occurs.

    Fish               is               the               only               true               natural               food               source               of               a               substantial               amount               of               vitamin               D.

    Some               other               foods               are               fortified               with               vitamin               D               including               milk,               some               dairy               products,               and               certain               kinds               of               juices               and               cereals.

    Fish               oil               capsules               and               vitamin               supplements               are               the               easiest               ways               to               get               the               recommended               daily               intake               independent               of               sunlight.
                   Conditions               affecting               the               absorption               of               the               nutrient               can               also               cause               vitamin               D               deficiency.

    According               to               the               Linus               Pauling               Institute               of               Oregon               State               University,               conditions               that               affect               the               absorption               of               fat               like               cystic               fibrosis               and               cholestatic               liver               disease               can               cause               vitamin               D               deficiency               by               hindering               the               body's               ability               to               absorb               vitamin               D.
                   Vitamin               D               is               an               essential               nutrient               responsible               for               a               number               of               functions               and               immune               boosting               properties.

    Lack               of               sunlight               is               the               most               frequent               cause               of               vitamin               D               deficiency,               but               it               can               be               associated               with               medical               conditions               that               affect               the               body's               ability               to               digest               or               absorb               certain               nutrients.

    Any               questions               about               the               causes               of               vitamin               D               deficiency               should               be               directed               to               a               primary               care               provider.
                   References:
                   Vitamin               D.

    Linus               Pauling               Institute:               Micronutrient               Information               Center.

    Oregon               State               University.
                   Vitamin               D.

    Mayo               Clinic.






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