Everything You Wanted To Know About Hair

Written by Rachel Stepsen


In order to treat hair loss successfully, it is necessary to know about hair. This article discusses general facts about human hair, hair structure and growth.

The average human adult body has an astounding 5 million hairs of which 100,000 to 150,000 are onrepparttar scalp. True blondes have more hair onrepparttar 139964 scalp - 140,000 hairs than brunettes (105,000 hairs) or redheads (90,000 hairs). Hair is made up of a protein called Keratin. Keratin is also a constituent of our nails.

* Hair aroundrepparttar 139965 world

Hair color and texture differ aroundrepparttar 139966 world. Asians have jet-black hair whereas Scandinavians have varying shades of browns and reds torepparttar 139967 pale blonde. There are generally three racial groups with three types of hair.

1.Oriental - People from Japan and China have straight and black hair.

2.Caucasoid - This group is varied and a mixture of several racial groups. The hair colors range from black to blonde. The hair can be wavy or straight.

3.African - African people have black hair that is tightly curled. It is woolly and dry. Heat or chemicals can easily damage this type of hair.

* Hair structure

Some part of hair is hidden underrepparttar 139968 skin, whilerepparttar 139969 rest is seen outsiderepparttar 139970 body. The part of hair hidden underrepparttar 139971 skin isrepparttar 139972 hair follicle. There are tiny blood vessels atrepparttar 139973 base ofrepparttar 139974 follicle that provides nutrition torepparttar 139975 hair.

Sebaceous glands secrete sebum that keepsrepparttar 139976 hair shiny and waterproof to some extent. Atrepparttar 139977 root ofrepparttar 139978 hair follicle isrepparttar 139979 papilla, which is whererepparttar 139980 hair grows. Hair follicles are formed whenrepparttar 139981 baby is still inrepparttar 139982 womb.

Anxiety & Panic – Make Your Information Work for You

Written by Joanne King


Whether you suffer from anxiety and panic attacks or not, there is a lesson in here for everyone.

Some year’s back my husband and I got our selves into a bit of a pickle where money is concerned (probably something quite a few people can relate to). Of course I wanted to fix this problem (money woes can really put a strain on you and your relationship).

So what did I do?

I went out and bought books on making money. One of them you would probably be familiar with “Rich Dad and Poor Dad”. It sure got a lot of hype; I went out and bought it right after watching a promotion about it on Oprah.

With each of my books I read maybe a chapter from each and then placed them on my book shelf (where they collected dust). Wow! That was a bad investment on my part. But it didn’t have to be! After all I did buy these books to fix a “problem”.

Chances are; had I read these books but also APPLIEDrepparttar methods (after all they were written by people who are very wealthy) I would have made an extremely wise investment.

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