Keep Your Hair from Turning Gray
Professor Masashi Kato's team found that the plant compound luteolin, applied to the skin or given orally, reduced hair graying in mice bred to go gray quickly.
Features based on peer-reviewed papers published in Antioxidants.
Professor Masashi Kato's team found that the plant compound luteolin, applied to the skin or given orally, reduced hair graying in mice bred to go gray quickly.
Professor Kiyoshi Fukuhara's team linked a planar green tea catechin to Trolox, a vitamin E-like antioxidant, making a compound that neutralised free radicals better than either part.
Dr. Temidayo Omolaoye's review of human and animal studies links air pollution to poorer sperm quality and DNA damage, mainly through oxidative stress, inflammation and hormonal disruption.