Study found that men with bald-related pollution
Source: Author: Published date: 2008-05-10
According to the British "Sunday Telegraph" recently reported that the University of London researchers collected the top men in the head-hair follicles, observed in the laboratory study. They found that this phase of hair growth oxidation process was disrupted, and the smoke and air pollution will worsen the impact of destruction of hair follicles.
Researchers Maike Fei Er Bote said that the contaminated air in the hair can hinder the growth of toxic and carcinogenic substances, their access to human blood or skin, hair follicles will be arrived at, damaged hair follicles fiber manufacturing capacity.
Feierbote said that if the men to stop smoking or living in the air cleaner environment, to thank them in advance to the top of the possibility of perhaps lower.
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