Don't Dye Your Hair Yet! — This 1 Vitamin Reverses It Naturally After 6 | Dr. Eric Berg
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Stop dyeing your gray hair. I know that sounds strange coming from a doctor. I know that for years, maybe decades, you have been making that trip to the salon every 4 to 6 weeks or standing in front of your bathroom mirror with that box of dye gloved hands timer set hoping this time the color looks natural. I need you
to hear something important. What is happening to your hair is not a cosmetic failure. It is not something you did wrong. It is a biological process and once you understand what is driving that process, you will have exactly the tool you need to reverse it. And I have spent over three decades studying how
nutrition and natural compounds interact with human biology. What I am about to share with you today is the story of one single vitamin, a vitamin that most people have never heard of in the context of gray hair that has been shown in peer-reviewed clinical research to target the exact biological mechanism that causes your hair to lose its
pigment. And if you stay with me until the very end of this video, I am going to reveal the specific form of this vitamin that makes all the difference. Most people are taking the wrong form. Most supplements contain the wrong form and the research is very clear on this distinction. This is the detail that
separates people who see results from people who give up after 3 months and go back to the dye bottle. Let me start by explaining what gray hair actually is because the conventional wisdom says gray hair is just a normal part of aging, that genetics determine when you go gray and that once a hair turns
white, there is nothing you can do about it. The conventional wisdom is wrong. Your hair gets its color from specialized cells called melanocytes. These cells live inside your hair follicles and they produce a pigment called melanin. Every single strand of hair on your head receives its color from melanin produced by these melanocytes. When you are young, your
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