Hair is actually not alive, so when we talk about "healthy" hair it means more that the hair looks "good."
Hair "health" can be encouraged by getting enough sleep, drinking plenty of water, good diet, and good--but not excessive--hygiene and grooming. Mild cleansers and shampoos appropriate for your hair type are best; avoid dyeing/perming hair as well.
Stress can certainly change hair, as can puberty, diet, and other diseases.
It is possible, however, for humans to learn new responses to stress and change their experiences of it. A person's ability to remain healthy in stressful situations is sometimes referred to as stress hardiness.
Sometimes it might be the case. Sometimes it is not that case also. It sometimes increases the stress levels sometimes makes that person stress free.
You shouldn't really eat "comfort food" when you are stressed. You just think you feel better, because you are loading calories. It does not really affect your stress at all.
Stress can sometimes cause hair to turn gray. Aging can, and if u dye it.
no. its actually really bad for your back and can cause stress in your coxa.
periods change all the time sometimes it could be stress
Different reasons. Sometimes, it is stress. Other times the employee does not get along with the supervisors. Sometimes, a person finds a better job somewhere else.
Pregnancy, small children, teenagers, and husbands...
sometimes a miscarriage
It is healthier to be a kid. Especially for females. If you consider the possible STDs and stress that comes with a baby, its really not a question.
everyday stress
Yes it does cause stress because sometimes memories can be tragic