gray hair treatment

Good my name is Pablo, I am 33 years old and many gray hairs are appearing in my beard area as well as a brother of mine when he was my age.
Then people made me 29-30 years old and gray hair is bothering me.
And I have had a strict anti-aging regimen for 3 years.
-I'm vegetarian-I run 3 times a week 50 minutes (150 minutes as WHO marks)
-I do intermittent fasting from Monday to Saturday and rest on Sunday.
-I take 1000mg of metformin every day.
-I take 5000UI of vitamin D3 + K2 daily and also probiotics.
-I take 3mg of rapamycin every 10 days.
-I have done a senolytic treatment of azithromycin 250mg for 6 days along with Vitamin C as Dr. Alan Green marks but due to my age I will do one every 6 months.
-Future treatment with Fisetin and quercetin
Because after everything I do they keep popping up and there's no slowing down?
Do you know something experimental or something I can use?

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    • Randy B
    • Randall_Bagrowski
    • 3 yrs ago
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    Pablo, By intermittent fasting do you mean you eat nothing for about 36 hours?, If not you are not doing intermittent fasting you are just doing delayed feeding which is not going to have much of an impact on "anti-aging" other than weight loss.

    PABA, the B-vitamin, is supposed to reverse gray hair but you have to take a lot of it, like 6 grams per day for several months.

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    • Randy B 

      Intermittent fasting is that I fast on the day 16 hours and I have an open window to eat for 8 hours.  That is from Monday to Saturday.  so that you understand me, I eat breakfast, eat and no longer have dinner, the next time I have breakfast again.  So I am up to 16 hours a day.  what type of vitamin b should i take?  It is not in the food I eat - I am a vegetarian but I eat eggs and milk.

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    • Randy B
    • Randall_Bagrowski
    • 3 yrs ago
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    Pablo, What you are doing is called Delayed Feeding (DF). Unfortunately there have been several books written on this so called diet by uneducated doctors and "health" experts. Delayed Feeding IS NOT the same as Intermittent Fasting (IF). Unfortunately most doctor's, nutritionists etc think that they are the same. IF means you eat NOTHING for about 36 hours, then eat all day and repeat the cycle. 

      DF will never turn off mtor or start Autophagy but IF will. The 16 hour fasting is just too short of a time period.

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    • Randy B 

      So what should I fast for 36 hours. How many days a week?

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      • Randall_Bagrowski
      • 3 yrs ago
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      Pablo Reinaldos López  No-one really knows how long a fast should be.  There is a blood test that measures a surrogate of Autophagy called Beclin-1 but sadly it is not offered yet at mainstream blood test facilities.

      As far as fasting and gray hair reversal I agree with Mr Yap, there is no research showing reversal. I practiced IF for 10 years, am 60 and have about 30% light gray hair. I would think if IF did something for gray hair, I would not have any!

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    • Randy B 

      So what is the use of the 16-hour daily fast that both the doctors and the media announce?  the one you call delayed feeding (DF).

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      • Randall_Bagrowski
      • 3 yrs ago
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      Pablo Reinaldos López  the 16 hours fast is good for promoting General Health. 16 hours will allow your blood Sugar to return to "normal", it will increase your Insulin sensitivity and it will help you lose weight. You most likely will lose weight because it is hard to consume 3000 calories within a 4 hour window. No-one knows when mtor is turned off due to fasting (or Autophagy is turned on) but most scientists have widely speculated somehere between 12 hours and 2 days. So if it is 12 hours and you eat at 16 hours you've only turned off mtor for 4 hours. A true IF (36 hour fast) you've turned off mtor for about 24 hours. I guess you have to look at what you want to get out of your lifestyle. Most people are simply happy to have less disease and not be fat. I want that too but I also want to reach or go beyond the human maximum lifespan.

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  • There's no research I've heard of, that says Intermittent fasting will reverse hair turning white.

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    • Andrew P K Yap 

      and do you know of something?

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  • If it's because of a deficiency in certain nutrients, you only need to replace those nutrients. If it's genetic or color cells dead from aging, there is no way. Except, possibly, stem cells related therapy, which is very expensive.

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    • Chan
    • Chan.1
    • 3 yrs ago
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    Pablo Reinaldos López I don't see catalase in your list so maybe you should try that.   I recommend Catalase Extreme 10,000 or Life Vitality Grey Hair Rescind, either way has to be combined with extreme patience.    I took them for 3 months and found no hair with black root and grey tip, but a month later I found one, and then 4, then I stopped counting.   Both include saws palmetto for growing hair also.   Catalase is an enzyme that breaks down hydrogen peroxide which bleaches your hair, exactly the same mechanism that helps getting rid of stains on your clothes.    But I don't think that's the whole story.    I think in my case iron deficiency is a contributing factor because if there's no or little oxygen for my hair to live and grow then catalase wouldn't be effective.    I supplemented iron (very cautiously) and my extremities no longer feel cold.   I also think this will help with my hair situation.   Overall I think an improvement of 10% in greying and 5% in thinning after 6 months and my hair no longer falls off as much.    Lately I also use topical vitamin E on my face and hair.    

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  • Hey Pablo!

    Gray hair when you're 29-30 years old is not what you want, but there is nothing you can do. You can't restore hair that's already gone gray to its former color. However, you may be able to preserve the rest of your color and delay the inevitable for a bit longer by making a few lifestyle changes. https://womanlylive.com/viral-tiktok-hair-hacks-that-everyone-needs-to-learn/ - read more about hair hacks. Good luck!

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  • I am aware of a whole protocol of things you can do to reverse your grey. Can you email me at Ericostovani@hotmail.com I will help you!! I am a researcher!!

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    • Diamond Box If you are a researcher, I do not understand why you do not tell us all your knowledge and I have to be writing in private.  I am not going to do it since it is the first message you wrote in this forum and it sounds like a scam.

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    • jhm
    • 3 yrs ago
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    Some people genetically do have grey hair, even at young ages. I am not aware of all the vitamins you take, sounds intense. Long as you're happy, healthy...don't worry about the grey, just my view. If it's a cosmetic issue only, talk to a cosmetics professional in your city, pretty sure they would advise well

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