Andrew Huberman· PhD
your hair grows faster in longer days. That too is triggered by UVB exposure, not just to the skin, but to the eyes.
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your hair grows faster in longer days. That too is triggered by UVB exposure, not just to the skin, but to the eyes.
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It is known that turnover of hair cells. The very cells that give rise to hair cells are called stem cells. They live in little so-called niches in our skin with these hair stem cells and your hair grows faster in longer days. That too is triggered by UVB exposure. not just to the skin but to the eyes.