Increased susceptibility to a particular disease due to the presence of one or more gene mutations, and/or a combination of alleles (haplotype), not necessarily abnormal, that is associated with an increased risk for the disease, and/or a family history that indicates an increased risk for the disease.
Argan is made from the fruit Argan tree. Argan fruits ripen around June or July when they are bright green/yellow. The fruits are almond nut sized and ovoid. At harvest time communities come together to pick the precious fruits from the trees and collect any that have dropped onto the ground.
A few studies have found that both topic argan oil and oral argon oil may improve skin elasticity in postmenopausal women. Argan oil is also frequently used as a massage oil. Hair - Argan oil is touted as a natural treatment for dry hair, split ends, and scalp-health issues (such as dry scalp and dandruff). Biotin is also often recommended for hair, with or without argon oil. Nails - Thought to strengthen nails, argan oil is sometimes recommended for treatment of brittle nails.