The neurons in your cerebral cortex were firing in the pattern of butt wiping for the first time. Every time you wiped your butt afterward, the neurons practice. Pretty soon those bunch of neurons that fire whenever you have to wipe your butt form a butt wiping team called a neural network.
Vitamins Good for Hair Loss. We naturally lose hair every day, but as we age the amount of hair loss increases. Hair loss that does not re-grow is known as alopecia. The causes of alopecia are circulatory problems, hormonal imbalances or other disease processes. The problem can also be medication related, such as steroid use, bacterial infections, vitamin deficiencies and hair processing like coloring.
While some foods make hair strong and beautiful, eating too much of others can make hair brittle and thin. Here's what to watch out for: Vitamin A. While vitamin A bolsters the immune system and aids vision, overloading with vitamin A causes hair loss. Too much vitamin A can cause you to lose the hair and vitamin A can be toxic to the hair follicles, says Wattenberg. The two types of vitamin A are found naturally as either retinoid in animal products or beta carotene in vegetables, such as carrots.