"Shampoo and Diet Linked to Premature Graying of Hair: Study Reveals Alarming Trends"

Agra: The rising trend of premature graying of hair is becoming a concerning issue, even among children as young as two years old. A recent study conducted by the Department of Dermatology at SN Medical College, Agra, has revealed shocking insights into this growing health problem.

Key Findings of the Study
•    Hormonal Imbalance and Nutritional Deficiency: The study examined 390 patients, aged 2 to 30, suffering from premature graying. Results indicated that 40% of cases were linked to hormonal imbalances, while 50% showed nutritional deficiencies.
•    Impact of Shampoo: Interestingly, the study also found that 10% of patients had excessive shampoo usage, which might contribute to hair damage and graying.

Expert Recommendations
Dr. Yatendra Singh Chahar, Head of the Dermatology Department at SN Medical College, suggests the following steps to combat the issue:
1.    Balanced Diet: Include leafy green vegetables, lentils, and homemade nutritious meals in your diet.
2.    Avoid Hair Dyes: Refrain from using hair dyes or artificial colors on prematurely graying hair.
3.    Consult a Doctor: Seek professional advice to identify and address the underlying cause of hair graying.

A Growing Concern
The alarming rise in premature graying highlights the need for better awareness and preventive measures. With proper care and treatment, this issue can be managed effectively, ensuring healthier hair and overall well-being.