Andrew Huberman· PhD
hair graying at least temporarily is reversible. And this was surprising because it goes against this notion that aging is a linear you know uh process that just happens over time no matter what you do.
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hair graying at least temporarily is reversible. And this was surprising because it goes against this notion that aging is a linear you know uh process that just happens over time no matter what you do.
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And then we found hairs where the the hair was white and it went back to being dark.