"Taurine" and "Youthful" Hair

So yesterday, we spoke about how "society" has made our "HAIR" an important thing to us.

You know . . . the "looking good factor" . . .

But . . . in reality . . . it actually is important. . .

You see . . . our "hair" . . . and I'm not just talking about what's on our head . . . is important for maintaining skin health . . . due to each "hair" follicle having blood vessels, nerves and fat surround it.

With "hair" follicles being rich in "stem" cells . . . that promote healing of the skin . . . which is helpful if we have a cut or wound.

And our "hair" is a good insulator that can keep us "warm" . . . and protect the skin from sun damage.

The body's "hair" can also detect parasites or anything on the skin more easily . . . due to this fuzzy covering

So we need our "hair" . . . all over our body!

But . . , where does "taurine" come into play???

Well . . . it actually has a lot to do with our "hair"

So the question for today is this . . . How does "taurine" fit into this picture of strong, healthy, beautiful hair????

Well . . . simply said . . . "taurine" is used by the connective tissue, root sheath and hair bulbs . . . leading to the promotion of "hair" survival and growth.

You see . . . the main component of our "hair" . . . as well as our skin and nails . . . is a protein called "keratin" . . .