What to do if children's hair turns yellow

The problem of children's yellowing hair is a big problem that bothers many of our mothers. Our mothers must reasonably match their diet for our children. Note that drinking more milk can effectively help us replenish the calcium needed in the body and reduce the chance of children's yellowing hair. Let's briefly describe what to do if children's hair is yellow.

There are many reasons for yellow hair, including different races, genetics, the content of trace elements such as iron, lead, zinc, cobalt, copper, platinum, nickel in the hair, the amount of melanin in hair cells, and diseases (phenylketonuria, kidney disease). Therefore, yellowing of hair is related to nutrition and disease. Disease has been ruled out. Eating too much sugar and fat in the diet, too much acidic substances will cause the hair to turn yellow, and there is a lack of certain trace elements (iron, copper, zinc, etc.). Copper deficiency can reduce the function of tyrosinase, thus affecting the metabolism of melanin, and iron and zinc deficiency can affect the development and growth of hair cells, causing hair to turn yellow. It is recommended to go to the hospital for testing and treatment. Paying attention to adding complementary foods at 6 months old will also make your child's hair healthier. In addition, I heard that Johnson & Johnson's shampoo is acidic and will affect the baby's hair, so I changed the baby's shampoo to Beiqing's. You might as well try it. First of all, everyone knows that the medulla and cortex cells of normal hair contain melanin particles, which determine the color of the hair. The keratin cells in the hair obtain nutrition from the hair papilla. Any factors that affect the nutrition supply of the hair papilla will affect the growth of melanin, and thus affect the hair color. In addition, the level of human nutrition affects the division of hair matrix cells. Therefore, the speed of hair matrix cell division directly affects the density, growth rate and quality of hair. People with low nutrition levels or even severe malnutrition will suffer from hair withering or even hair loss over time. From this we can see that thin and yellow hair in young children is not a disease. The quality of the hair has a lot to do with the baby's nutritional level. If you want your baby to have thick, black hair, you must first ensure that the child has enough nutrition and add some foods rich in iron, zinc and calcium to the diet, such as milk and dairy products, beans, vegetables, and dried shrimps, which are high in calcium.

The above-introduced method for dealing with yellowing hair in children is very effective. We must eat more Polygonum multiflorum. Polygonum multiflorum is a very good Chinese medicinal material. It will not bring any side effects to us. It can effectively promote the regeneration of melanin and help our children grow black hair again.