Does long hair affect a girl s intelligence? Does long hair affect intelligence?

The main components of hair are protein and trace elements such as zinc, iron, and copper, and its growth needs to be supported by human nutrition. The key to hair health lies in the nutrition of the underlying scalp tissues of the hair.

There is not enough fat and protein in the body, so the hair falls out frequently and the hair color gradually loses its luster. Unbalanced nutrient intake makes the intake of hematopoietic substances such as iron, folic acid, and vitamin B12 insufficient, affecting the absorption of nutrients. The main driving force of brain work** is fat.

Insufficient intake and storage of body fat, the body's lack of nutrients, this nutrient deficiency causes serious damage to brain cells, which will directly affect memory.

The body is undernourished, in which brain cells are more severely damaged, and the direct result is that memory and intelligence are affected.

After lecithin is absorbed by the small intestine, it can hydrolyze choline, which binds to acetic acid and converts into acetylcholine as it enters the brain with blood. It is a neurotransmitter, and the higher its content, the faster it can be transmitted to the dwelling, and the stronger the memory, so lecithin has a unique effect on intellectual development and memory enhancement. Phospholipids contain inositol and have a hair-maintaining effect.

It improves the microcirculation of hair roots, so that the hair can obtain sufficient nutrient supply, and plays a role in hair preservation and hair care.

The level of human nutrition can be reflected by the condition of the hair, such as hair loss, thinning, yellowing, lack of luster, etc.

All the nutrients needed for human hair come from the head, and in general, the human body has limited nutrients for the brain. Therefore, if the hair is too long, the nutrients consumed will inevitably be excessive, and there will be a nutritional crisis in the brain, and the normal activity of the brain will be affected, which will naturally affect the development of intelligence. Therefore, some parents think that their children are afraid of haircuts, so they do not give them haircuts in time, and some even only get a haircut once every two or three months, which is not conducive to the cleanliness and hygiene of the head, and consumes a lot of brain nutrition and affects intellectual development.

It has a relationship, you don't see, those who use their brains every day (such as some university professors) are bald, because their brains use a lot and account for most of the nutrients.

Growing long hair definitely has an effect on intelligence, but it's not big, at best it's a difference between 100 and 99. Instead of worrying about the impact on your intelligence due to long hair, it is better to do more thinking training.

Hehe. Do you know if your hair is long and your knowledge is short? In fact, there is a certain truth in this, hair grows on the head, and its nutrition is given by the brain, so to a certain extent, there is a bit of nutrition.

But it's not very serious, if so, aren't people with long hair smart? Not necessarily. Intelligence is to be developed by oneself, and there are still many parts of the human brain that have not been developed for use!

It doesn't matter! It really doesn't matter! Don't be misled by the old sayings! I just have long hair, and it's the kind of super long hair that I want, but what does it matter? That's how I was admitted to graduate school with such a long head! Trust me, no problem!

To the long-haired beauties:

Long hair has nothing to do with intelligence, according to science, you can have long hair, don't be afraid! Don't listen to that"Hair is long and insightful is short"Something like that. Respect!

The notion that hair is long and short is wrong, you can rest assured that raising your long hair will not affect anything!

If the length of the hair is not connected to the brain, it will not have any effect, and it will be put away.

No, even if it does, it won't matter much!

In fact, the main thing is that if you want to have long hair, you can have long hair, and short hair.

It is not necessary to cater to parents' opinions.

It has nothing to do with intelligence.

Hair is long and insightful is short"This phrase is a legacy of the contempt for women in ancient times. If it is true, is the monk the most knowledgeable?

...She has long hair and is beautiful, I am at the same table, and she also has long hair, and she is the first in the district.

Einstein, Newton, etc. are all long hair, who said that long hair affects intelligence

Who said that, it's a lie.

No. Myths about long hair:

1. Affect the blood supply to the brain.

The nutrition of the hair follicle is better than the blood vessels, and the blood vessels are not enough to cause blood supply to the brain, causing problems such as lack of oxygen to the brain, and it will not affect people's intelligence, which is related to brain capacity. Therefore, the statements "extremely smart" and "long hair and short knowledge" are not reliable, and girls who want to have long hair can rest assured that they have a beautiful hair.

2. Let the hair deteriorate.

As long as you maintain a healthy life and rule out the influence of some diseases, the length of your hair has little to do with the quality of your hair. Hair quality varies from person to person, some people are born with fine hair, while others are born with strong hair. In addition, androgenetic alopecia can also make the originally strong hair thinner and thinner.

The school forbade girls to have long hair, saying that long hair would affect their studies, and the beauty of youth would be reduced by half.

School rules generally force male and female students to wear similar hairstyles and uniforms, which is because students are very sensitive during puberty, which is a very fast stage of development.

In addition to the open and secret battles in learning, the comparison between students in terms of appearance will produce some unhealthy feelings of inferiority, in order to prevent this from happening, the school will uniformly regulate everyone's dress and style.

However, if the school's rules are found within a reasonable range, no students and parents will not understand, but I am afraid that some schools will overcorrect them. For example, there was a recent news report that a high school has a high school that prohibits girls from having long hair.

The school requires all girls to cut their hair into ear-length short hair, but this rule has been questioned and dissatisfied by parents and many students. School rules are not static and can be changed according to the ideas of parents and students. Whether a provision is reasonable or not depends mainly on whether there is any opposition or discussion during the implementation period.

If students express widespread dissatisfaction with this rule, and parents have their own ideas, then the school can consider adjusting it instead of continuing to harden it to the end, which would not benefit anyone.

Hair growth does not affect intelligence.

The basic material that makes up hair is keratinocytes, and each hair is made up of three parts: the hair shaft, the hair roots, and the hair follicles at the root ends. Hair follicles are connected to the blood vessels and nerves in the scalp, and get nutrients from the blood to nourish the roots and shafts, so that the hair continues to grow and renew. In this process, the nutrients required by the hair account for only a small part of the body's total body nutrients.

The relationship between hair and nutrients in the body is that usually people who are healthy and nutritious will have hair that grows well, but if there is a lack of nutrients and a weak physique, it is like a big tree withering, how can the leaves grow well, of course, even if the nutrition is very good, if the hair is too long, it may also be yellow and split because the nutrients cannot be delivered in time. In the final analysis, a person's health can determine the quality of hair, but the lack of brain nutrition, memory loss, slow reactions, etc., must be caused by poor physical condition, not because of hair length. There is no scientific basis for the claim that long hair hurts intelligence.

There is no scientific basis for the assertion that long hair affects intelligence. If there is a book that does this, it is certainly not written by medical professionals. We know that the blood in the brain is from the internal carotid artery**, the scalp is from the external carotid artery**, and the scalp is separated from the brain by a layer of hard skull"Beggar-thy-neighbor, old and dead do not get along"。

If it is said that hair robs the brain of nutrition, it is more accurate to say that it robs the nutrition of the whole body.

Our hair is not leeks, the longer it grows, the more nutrients it needs; When the hair grows out of the surface of the scalp, the cells have already died and keratinized, and no longer consumes nutrients, and the length of the hair has nothing to do with the amount of nutrients consumed, so the length of the hair does not affect the intelligence, and your academic performance declines, you should find the cause in other aspects, and you don't have to look for the cause of the dead hair.

I think it will. But this is up to the individual. I think it's too heavy and it interferes with my thinking, or my hair is too long and too long to tie up.

But some people don't think so and think that long hair doesn't matter, for example, I also have classmates with particularly long hair but study well.

Intelligence has nothing to do with the length of hair, the ancient Chinese were all long-haired, and some high-IQ people in foreign countries also have a lot of long hair, such as Newton, Beethoven, Marie Curie, etc.

It will not affect people's intelligence, but it is just that hair growth provides a little more nutrients to hair, which is absolutely enough for modern life.

Of course not, it's just a bit of a hassle to take care of.

It's true that hair grows and absorbs nutrients.

It can affect intelligence because too long will absorb nutrients.

Yes, because hair is also meant to absorb nutrients!

Logically speaking, this is an unscientific ......

The height of intelligence is not directly proportional to the length of the hair.

For example......The boy's hair is short ......But there are still stupid and explosive, and there are a bunch of ...... with low intelligenceWhether it's congenital or acquired....

But some men have good intelligence ......

There are also some girls ......Although there are also stupid ones, but there are also a lot of very smart To sum up, there should be no problem with intelligence and hair length or something, if about intelligence or something, the relevant exclusion of congenital brain dementia, acquired words and learning more or less should have a certain relationship, because if you don't learn the basics of culture, you don't understand a lot of things, others will say: "You have low intelligence" and so on.

If you don't believe it......You can shave a bald head and see if you get smarter and if your intelligence improves ......This way you will definitely experience the answer to this question ...... for yourself

It doesn't matter, Shakyamuni Buddha is a great sage, but he has no hair.

It turns out that it doesn't matter, it has something to do with the variety.

Hair length has nothing to do with IQ.

Hair refers to the hair that grows on the head, hair is not an organ, does not contain nerves, blood vessels, but contains cells, hair in addition to making people increase beauty, mainly to protect the mind. Fine, fluffy hair is elastic and can withstand lighter bumps and can also help the evaporation of sweat from the head. The average person has about 100,000 hairs, and the length of the hair is the longest among all hairs, especially for women with long hair.

IQ is a component of the brain, the main capacity of life. It measures a person's level of intellectual development at their age through a series of standard tests, which must be used in conjunction with the Spiritual Quotient (SQ). Intelligence is also called intelligence, which is people's ability to recognize objective things and use knowledge to solve practical problems.

Intelligence manifests itself in many aspects, such as observation, memory, imagination, creativity, analytical judgment, thinking, adaptability, reasoning, etc., including the Merchant (CQ).

Look at Wu Zetian, which of Lu Pheasants is not a powerful character among women, they are ancients, will their hair be short?

Then let me ask you, does it have anything to do with a knock on your leg and wanting to drink water? ......

Hair grows all the time, and it consumes a lot of the body's nutrients. If too much of the nutrients that the body supplies to the head are absorbed by the hair, the nutrients in the brain will be relatively reduced.

Long hair is one of the external characteristics of women, and many women use long hair for beauty. But long flowing hair, although beautiful, can affect a woman's intelligence. Studies have shown that hair grows all the time, depleting the body's core of nutrients.

Modern medical and chemical tests have shown that human hair contains dozens of essential nutrients, such as iron, zinc, iodine, and various vitamins.

This is obviously fake, hair growth will affect IQ sounds ridiculous, hair does not rob nutrients at all, and hair follicles and brain oxygen supply are two completely different duct systems.

Having long hair doesn't affect IQ. IQ is determined by genes as well as the influence of the environment later in life.

Does not affect IQ. A child's IQ is influenced by genetics and nurture. Growing long hair will absorb nutrients from the body, so it's best not to keep your hair too long.

Is there any harm in having long hair? Yes. Does it affect intelligence?

No. Let's start with the harm of having long hair. First, management troubles.

Long hair, whether you're braiding it or doing other hairstyles, takes a lot of time every day. In the age of "time is money", you will definitely live more tiring than others in order to maintain your hair. Second, long hair can sometimes be dangerous.

It is not uncommon for people to participate in labor or go out for activities, and are taken to or even caught up in the machine by the machine due to their long hair, and are injured to varying degrees until they die. Even if you have to deal with all kinds of accidents that may arise, your long hair will often add new troubles to you. Of course, long hair also has benefits.

There is a Jiangxi girl with braids more than 1 meter long, who was competing for purchase, and she got more than 350 yuan at a time. As for whether long hair affects intelligence? I said it wouldn't be.

The hair is long, of course, to absorb nutrients, but this is provided by the blood. These nutrients used in hair do not affect the oxygen and nutrients of the cerebral cortex. Human intelligence is the result of the active activity of the cerebral cortex.

Of course, the development of intelligence requires continuous efforts by people, especially the enrichment of the structure of the cerebral cortex between the ages of 1 and 7 years and the establishment of various connections between cells. If a person thinks about how good my hair is, and does not make any other effort, it affects the development of this structure and connection, it does affect the growth of the intellect. If you don't have this sense of superiority, or if you can take advantage of this superior conditions to participate in more social activities and make all kinds of more and better connections between brain cells, then your intelligence will not only not be limited by long hair, but will also receive the benefits that long hair provides!

The key to all this is yourself.