The hair consists of keratin protein, which builds the nails and the outer layer of skin. Part of the hair that you see nurture, the so-called hair cylinder. It is a dead tissue, which produce hair follicles - tiny bulbs beneath the surface of the scalp.

Hair is constantly updated. Their life cycle consists of three periods, which under normal conditions continuously. In the first period, for 3 to 5 years, the hair is constantly growing and becoming stronger. Usually grows about one centimete
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Head lice are small insects that live only in the human head. They feed on blood, they get several times a day snacking. The bite is painless but the patient develops an allergy to the saliva of the parasite and this causes intense itching very variable. Not transmit disease (yes body lice). The only possible complication is infection of the skin by scratching. They are spread by direct contact (hair dryer). It is unlikely the spread by objects such as combs or clothing, as a Read More.....

Diabetes (Diabetes mellitus, diabetes mellitus) is a disease which afflicts millions of people around the world. The first mention of this disease dates back to ancient Egypt from 1500 BC In the 17th century has been described by professional diabetes and found that the urine of most patients was sweet, because the disease is elevated blood sugar (hyperglycemia) and sugar receives the urine (glucosuria).

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Overweight refers to body weight in relation to body height compared with standards of acceptable or desirable weight.

Standards of desirable weights to derive a number of ways:

• Using a mathematical formula known as Body Mass Index (BMI), which represents the weight associated with lowest overall risk to health. Desirable levels according to BMI may change with age
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Dry skin there is reduced activity of sebaceous glands. It may be a hereditary property, resulting in temporary hormonal imbalance (such as pregnancy) or deficiency of certain nutrients in the diet. Aging also has a loss of moisture, skin elasticity and resilience.

Large fluctuations in temperatures and strong winds also dry out the skin. Particularly vulnerable are the hands, feet, knees and elbows, because they have fewer sebaceous glands, are affected by the face and neck, "which are const
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