what information can the tips of the hair supply?
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some information on chemicals ingested can be gained from the hair tips. e.g. if somebody had died of arsenic poisoning they would analyse the hair to see if it was an accumulation or a single bolus dose.
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Oh boy, useless trivia!  I love it!!  Okay, a redhead has the least NUMBER of hairs on the head, at about 90,000, however, it is the thickest.  A blonde has the greatest number of hairs on the head at about 140,000, but it's the thinnest, and brunettes are somewhere in the middle, with about 100,000 strands, and it's of an average thickness.  Another interesting fact is that there may be no more "real" redheads by the year 2060.  Very interesting article, check it out:  http://www.amren.com/mtnews/archives/2005/11/could_red_soon_be_dead.php
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Which list would Hair come in?
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As always, to understand things that humans have in their anatomies but that\nhave no apparent use [e.g., arm pit hairs] one needs to think about\nevolutionary forebears and look to closely related species for clues. Two\nlevels to the response: the nature of those particular hairs and how they\nserve to help advertize your basic adult [post-pubertal] human condition,\nhowever masked by contemporary perfumes & deodorants. Hair is akin to fur\nbut without the insulative properties, and comes in generally coarse & fine\nvarieties. The particular coarse hairs which develop in the pubic area and\nin the armpits arise at puberty [clue #1]. Hair follicles in these areas\nhave a type of sweat gland associated with them, called an apocrine gland,\nthat begins to function at puberty and is widely associated with\nscent-communication via chemicals known as pheromones [clue #2]. Apocrine\nglands produce an otherwise non-offensive secretion that now appears to be\nhomologous with animal sex-specific scents. Unfortunately its components are\nbroken down by bacteria to form odors associated with dirty locker room\nsmells. The arm pit hairs serve as extended surface from which these\nvolitile chemicals can be more efficiently broadcast. Scientific data\nsupporting the presence & effect of human pheromones have become more\nsubstantial in the last couple of years. Interestingly, perfume companies\nhave recently begun playing up the nature of human pheromones!\n\nDr. Dinsmore
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try to get more tips.
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GNC makes really good vitamins for your hair.  They're called "Hair, Skin, and Nails" vitamins for women.  I noticed a change in my nails within a couple of weeks.  They're kind of big to swallow though.
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Try using vitamins A&E I think that is the one for hair loss. Vitamin B if I'm not mistaken is to help the blood flow and increase energy and also for healthy diet.
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"Because the hair is nourished by the bloodstream, any drug residue is immediately trapped in the hair follicle and remains there as it grows. Hence we are able, through the use of an inch and a half of hair, to look at a person's 'history' for a three month period as compared to only two or three days for urinalysis,"
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Whole Part from hairs in head to nails in foot
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General consensus on this question is that all sensitive areas that require protection from the cold typically grow hair.  The more the body loses heat from that area, the more hair there is.  (Which is why you have a full head of hair!)
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http://www.locksoflove.org/donate_hair.php
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Need a lot more information to be helpful in answring this. It could be anything from dry skin to thryoid disease to cancer......
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70 dollars at 15% is fine....\n\nthats a 10.5 dollar tip as is..... for getting your hair cut
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see this: http://www.tipping.org/tips/TipsPageTipsUS.html
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I know alittle bit,BUT need more Info.
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Your skin, hair, nails and liver.
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It is great for the hair ,nails and skin. such as vitamin e,c,d.