Visual Signs of Poor Health That You Probably Ignore But Shouldn’t

You’ve Gone Gray Before 40

Aging does a lot to the human body, as you may have already figured out. Going gray comes as no surprise as you get older. Despite there being various shades of gray, your hair starts losing its original pigment as the follicles produce less and less of it.

Because gray hair is such a natural occurrence, most do not think of it as a sign of a medical condition. Well, unless you are going gray prematurely. There are health problems that can cause your hair to lose pigment before you turn 40. The first issue is a vitamin B12 deficiency. Issues with the thyroid or pituitary glands can also cause the same problem.