"Hair quality" and its keratin components are derived from sulfur-containing proteins, which are also vital substances that give hair its luster. In addition to containing iodine, calcium, and sulfur, kelp also contains iron, sodium, magnesium, potassium, cobalt, phosphorus, mannitol, and various vitamins such as B1, B2, and C. These nutrients are highly beneficial for hair care. Therefore, regular consumption of kelp has special effects on promoting the growth, moisturizing, darkening, and shining of hair.
In recent years, it has been discovered that the occurrence of yellow hair is mainly due to the presence of acidosis, while the appearance of white hair is primarily caused by the progression of acidosis. Excessive physical and mental fatigue, consuming too many sweets, protein deficiency, and especially a lack of iodine can all contribute to the development of acidosis in the body.
As is well-known, kelp not only has high nutritional value and contains various vitamins, fiber, and minerals, but it is also an excellent remedy for preventing and treating goiter. Kelp is extremely rich in iodine, an element that is a primary raw material for the synthesis of thyroxine in the body. The luster of hair is formed by the action of thyroxine in the body.