Medication works different with different people. So it could be.

It's not just an old wives' tale that hair gets gray when the owner is miserable. People come out of the hospital with their hair gone white. A co-worker of mine told me that her stepdad drove his truck off a bridge and died (an accident), and when she saw him in his coffin his hair was all white. I guess it can happen that fast. Bill dufty says in "Sugar Blues" that when she cut the kaka out of his diet, his hair started growing in dark for the first time in quite a while.

I would be very interested to compare the hair-color results of people who change their diets to fresh, whole foods as opposed to those who start eating artificial sweeteners and imitation bread as a way of "getting healthy."

My hair is thin as a layer of paint and has no body unless I color it, or I could probably testify my own self. I do know that the year D died, I went from being all dark to having about 25% gray in front.

I'm on tons of medication myself, for bipolar disorder, high blood pressure, high cholesteral, diabetes, & pain. I get my hair highlighted about 3 times a year, & it always turns out the color I asked for. I never heard of not being able to color due to meds. JJJAX, I hope you get to color your hair the way you want. It's always nice to have a change. Oh yeah, also, my hair has been thinning for about 25 years. I started out with very thick hair, so I'm fortunate. I think it was the meds I used to be on, because in the last 2-3 years, it's all stayed intact.

I'm for sure going to go back to my hair dresser; and ask here to color my hair. I thought some blonde highlights would look nice, because my hair is brown. What do you guys think?

Hey JJJAX, I think it's a great idea to get your hair highlighted. Just make sure you tell her you want blond highlights, which I'm sure she can do. If you tried to do it yourself, which I've done, it could turn our red highlights. Have fun getting it done. It'll put a new spring to your step.
Debi

My hair won't grow now. It used to grow like a weed! I think its due to perimenopause though! I haven't noticed any change in the color of my hair though as you mentioned.

Wow, I've never heard of that! Maybe once you're through menopause, it'll start again. Hope you have a haircut you like. That'll help, right? What a sweet little boy in your avatar. Is he your son? He's a doll.
Hugs,
Debi

Debi: I'll let you know how it goes with the highlights. THANKS!!!!

jjjax, Thanks. I hope it turns out absolutely beautiful.
Hugs,
Debi