New study: caffeine may be the savior of baldness
In a new study, scientists have found that caffeine blocks a chemical that damages hair follicles, but does not recommend drinking large amounts of coffee to treat hair loss because they estimate that it takes up to 60 cups of coffee a day to have a significant effect on hair follicles. But Alpecin, a German cosmetics company, has developed a caffeine-rich solution that can be applied to the scalp.
Dr Fischer, who conducted the study, said: "although caffeine is a well-known substance, we know very little about its effect on human hair follicle growth, but this study shows that it is effective in stimulating hair follicle growth."
Most people lose their hair because the hair follicles that grow their hair are exposed to the male hormone dihydrotestosterone. When the blood contains a large amount of dihydrotestosterone, the hair follicles contract, resulting in younger hair and a shorter life span.
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Drinking too much coffee may kill you.
New research confirms that coffee is healthy and can prevent cancer and delay aging, but drinking too much can also be harmful to health, so it is important to have a good grasp of the degree. Here are 10 facts about coffee, and knowing them is good for you and your correct understanding of coffee.
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Scientists find that coffee protects against radiation
Indian scientists have found that coffee can protect laboratory mice from radiation. Scientists believe that drinking coffee is also suitable for human radiation protection. The researchers exposed the mice to caffeine and exposed them to 7.5 grams of radium (enough to kill mice). Twenty-five days later, they found that 70% of the mice who ate 80 mg of caffeine per kilogram of body weight were still healthy.
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