The common fault of contemporary young people is that they have less hair, stay up late and work overtime every day, and their wages don't rise, but because of irregular work and rest, their hair has fallen out. You may even see a "traitor" with sparkling flowers hidden in the middle of his black hair. Young people with anxious hair will want to eat black sesame seeds to nourish and maintain their hair. Following this demand, some merchants have launched shampoos containing black sesame seeds and made black sesame pills. And the marketing direction is for health care, and then put the product on the market. Most people think that eating pig's brain to supplement food and eating pig's hand to supplement hand after hand injury can achieve what traditional medicine says, "shape complements shape and color complements color" and "as you sow, you reap beans". In fact, this statement lacks scientific basis. Black sesame can't make up black with black. Open your eyes and see the facts clearly. Don't wait until the end in vain, which is counterproductive.
What health care function does black sesame have?
In the "Notice on Further Standardizing the Management of Raw Materials for Health Food" issued by National Health Commission, black sesame was listed in the "Commodity Catalogue of both food and medicine", which is often referred to as "homology of medicine and food". According to the data of China Food Nutrition Table, the main nutritional component of black sesame is fat, accounting for 46.1%; Followed by carbohydrates, accounting for 24%, of which dietary fiber14%; Finally, protein accounts for19.1%; It is rich in vitamin E, vitamin B 1, vitamin B2, folic acid, phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, calcium, iron, zinc, copper and manganese. In addition, black sesame contains lignans, including sesamin, sesamin, sesamol, episesamin and other physiologically active substances. Many modern studies show that black sesame has the functions of antioxidation, cholesterol regulation, liver protection and blood pressure stabilization.
Black sesame seeds can't make hair black.
Melanin in the epidermis of black sesame is a polyphenol compound, which is generally considered to have antioxidant activity. Melanin in hair is an amino acid derivative synthesized from tyrosine by melanocytes under the action of tyrosinase, which is mainly used to resist ultraviolet rays. Although both of them are black, they are completely different in composition and have nothing to do with each other. Melanin in human hair and skin is an amino acid derivative. If black sesame can make hair black, why can't it make skin black? Although dark vegetable foods mostly contain antioxidant and anti-inflammatory components such as anthocyanins, polyphenols or flavonoids, they can't directly play a role in blackening hair.
If you want to have beautiful black hair, you can't rely on taking health care products you sell. Hair growth is a regular process, which is influenced by many aspects.