What to do if your child has yellow hair

Yellow hair makes a child look very unhealthy. If the child's yellow hair is not caused by genetics, then parents should pay attention. The child may be suffering from malnutrition or illness. It is best for parents to take the child to the hospital for examination. So, what should we do if children have yellow hair? If you want to know the answer, please read the following carefully!

1. Lack of vitamins A, B, D, M (folic acid), trace elements, zinc, iron, copper, and calcium; all of which can cause thinning, dry, and yellow hair.

2. The trace elements of hair can be tested: supplement zinc if zinc deficiency occurs, supplement iron if iron deficiency occurs, supplement copper if copper deficiency occurs, supplement calcium and vitamins A and D and get more sun exposure.

For calcium deficiency:

1. Take calcium-containing drinks or medicines. Such as taking active calcium powder or calcium lactate, multivitamin calcium, etc. It should be noted that after taking calcium products continuously for more than ten days, you should stop for one week and then continue taking them, or take them for 3 to 4 consecutive days within a week. This is the only way to ensure the body's calcium needs. Some people say that eating too much calcium will not make you grow taller, but this is not scientifically based.

2. Get some sun exposure regularly to allow the ultraviolet rays from the sun to promote calcium absorption. If you can't do this, take some cod liver oil appropriately.

3. Eat more fresh vegetables and fruits and foods rich in calcium, such as dried shrimps, bone soup, etc.

You can also let your child drink more bovine colostrum, such as Life Sunshine Bovine Colostrum, which can improve iron absorption and transportation, blood indicators, intestinal and respiratory health. Bovine colostrum strengthens the body's ability to capture iron from the digestive tract and has two major functions. One is to deprive some pathogenic microorganisms of the iron they need to grow, and the other is to provide the necessary iron for physiological functions such as the body's immune response. In addition to being rich in high-quality protein, vitamins, minerals and other nutrients, it is also rich in active immunoglobulins, which can inhibit the reproduction of pathogens.

Through the introduction above, I believe you already know what to supplement for children’s yellow hair! If a child's hair turns yellow and it is not due to genetic reasons, parents should be more careful to see if the child is lacking in vitamins or elements. Children need a lot of nutrition to grow. Parents should pay attention to this aspect and not let their children not grow up healthily due to lack of nutrition.