September 1, 2002
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A delightful mystery:
When I met Greyfox, his hair had long been completely white. It began turning gray in college. I took this photo on our honeymoon eleven years ago, when he was in his mid-forties.
Now Greyfox is in his mid-fifties, and although that beard has turned almost completely white now, he is growing new black hair on his head.
He has long, straight white hair down to about four or five inches past his shoulders. Sprinkled in among those straight white hairs, he now has many wavy dark hairs. They appear finer in texture than the other hair, and they are only about shoulder length now.
Is that weird or what? He attributes it to the anti-aging supplements he takes.
Comments (12)
A few gray hairs starting popping out on my brother’s head when he was only 15. It’s nutty
It sounds like a very interesting effect.
I saw a lot of hair changes on people (myself included) when I was going thru chemo but…it’s odd, isn’t it?
Anti aging?
Or maaaaybe the fountain of you-th!
Hmm — I love long haired men, I guess my hubby’ll be completely gray when he’s in his mid-forties, that’ll be in about ten years. I’m sure I’ll love that
Greyfox’s just turned the process of aging around, yay! He should sell his secret, could make big bucks
My husband had long red hair about that time too. Now he’s like going bald and homer simpsonish today. It’s funny how times change.
Maybe he’s a cyborg… Or he has discovered the fountain of youth and is keeping it a secret…or he’s a doppleganger who only LOOKS like Greyfox…LOL. Maybe it’s just one of those weird mysteries of the universe, you can never explain, but is just plain cool anyway. Yep, I’m going with that one. (Although the doppleganger theory is tempting)
If he’s praticing secret anti-aging rites, he needs to market them…..
It must be his time with you that is bringing his youth back.
dang that’s some long hair!
The Turks say that people who live to be over 100 years old start getting new teeth and grow new baby fine hair too…are you sure about his age?
Spot
Sometimes, certain natural or chemical dosages can remove the problems that causes the hair color in follicals to go dormant, which can cause the hair color to be grey/silver/white. Stimulation of the hair follicals can even cause the hair to grow on a bald man- if the problem is something like follical buildup ( that’s when the follical fills up with dead skin, oil,etc., and the hair can’t push thru). Or, he could have just found the Fountain of Youth. Go figure.
*HUGS*& Pax~ Z
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