Air Hidrogen – Rambut Rontok & Kebotakan
Rambut rontok menjadi persoalan yang sering terjadi pada siapa saja, mulai dari remaja hingga orang dewasa.
Jika kerontokan rambut tak kunjung reda sampai rambut semakin jarang, Anda perlu mengetahui penyebabnya.
Bila dibiarkan, masalah ini bisa memicu kebotakan.
Berikut ini beberapa penyebab utama kerontokan rambut:
1. Keturunan
Apabila orang tua memiliki riwayat kebotakan, bisa jadi Anda akan mengalaminya. Terjadi penipisan rambut pada sepertiga area bagian depan atau belakang poni.
2. Stres
Bisa terjadi karena faktor emosional atau stres fisik misalnya trauma setelah operasi, persalinan, penurunan berat badan secara drastis atau flu yang mengganggu siklus hidup rambut dan memicu kerontokan.
3. Radikal bebas
Radikal bebas adalah zat beracun yang dapat mempercepat penuaan dini.
Umumnya radikal bebas berasal dari polusi dan asap beracun. Akibatnya kulit menjadi keriput, munculnya bintik hitam pada wajah dan rambut mudah rontok.
4. Kurang protein
Asupan makanan sehari-hari mempengaruhi pertumbuhan rambut.
Karena itu, sebaiknya konsumsi makanan yang kaya protein seperti brokoli dan kedelai.
5. Makanan
Makanan pedas dan berminyak memicu munculnya berbagai penyakit. Salah satunya kulit kepala akan kelebihan minyak, dan mengakibatkan rambut menjadi rontok atau berketombe.
6. Kurang darah
Kekurangan zat besi atau kurang sel darah merah memicu kerontokan rambut.
7. Hormon
Hormon akan berubah setelah Anda mengonsumsi pil KB atau mengalami menopause, akibatnya rambut pun rontok akibat folikel rambut menyempit.
CEGAH RONTOK DENGAN SETIA KANGEN WATER BALI
Cara merawat rambut rontok dengan baik dan benar, gunakan terapi air hidrogen.
Tingginya Radikal bebas yang menyerang sel rambut seperti zat kimia seperti minyak rambut, ataupun obat ototoxic, sangat berperan penting dalam proses kemampuan degenerasi sel rambut akibat penuaan.
Salah satu cara mengatasi rambut rontok adalah dengan proses hidrogenasi, yakni reaksi reduksi / de-oksidasi yang menggunakan air kaya hidrogen.
Temuan ini menunjukkan potensi hidrogen untuk melindungi pertumbuhan sel rambut dari kerusakan akibat Radikal Bebas.
Abstract:
Hydrogen gas effectively protected against the morphological and functional vestibular hair cell damage by reactive oxygen species (ROS). Objective: ROS are generally produced by oxidative stress.
In the inner ear, ROS levels increase as a result of noise trauma and ototoxic drugs and induce damage.
It is thus important to control ROS levels in the inner ear.
The protective effects of hydrogen gas in cochlear hair cells have been reported previously.
Methods: This study examined the effects of hydrogen gas on mouse vestibular hair cell damage by ROS using antimycin A.
Results: In the group *exposed to hydrogen gas, vestibular hair cells were morphologically well preserved and their mechano-electrical transduction activities were relatively well maintained when compared with controls.
Hydroxyphenyl fluorescein (HPF) fluorescence in vestibular tissue was also reduced by hydrogen gas.
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Hydrogen protects vestibular hair cells from free radicals
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