gray hair question

> I'm 27, naturally have light brown hair, and I'm> getting gray hairs. My family members have not gone> gray until their 50's to 70's. A friend of mine> suggests I have a copper deficiency. Any thoughts on> this? Thanks.Hi Vada,Premature graying can be due to both genetic and diet deficient causes. In response to an earlier post on theboard on how to get hair to grow healthier I outlined thebody's priority system for using nutrients you ingest asfood. Diet is the key as well to maintaining healthy color, that is until the genetics kick in. :)Our bodies are made of water and protein. The body has a priority system asto which body parts receive the protein we ingest into our bodies.The brain, heart and lungs are first on this priority list and the skin,nails and hair are last. Therefore, it is important to figure out whattypes of protein, herbs, acids and vitamins are very hair specific andingest excess of these nutrients so that the papilla or germinating root ofyour hair can gather more material from the blood stream with which to makeMELANOCYTES (hair color pigments)for healthy, vibrant hair color. Most HAIR VITAMINS arevery hair specific and provide every hair nutrient in excess amount for lessthan 35 cents @ day.In your service,Mickhael

Hi Kay -Certainly - Oasis 2001 Amino Power plus hairvitamins, guarantee visible results in 30 to 60 days.However, be prepared for your nails to grow extemelyfast if you do not like the extra upkeep.In your service,Mickhael> Mickhael,> Can you recommend any specific brands of hair> vitamins?> Thanks