Chestnut/brunette/I forget!

["Karen J. Zelinsky" <kjz2@juno.com>]

Okay guys!  Let's broaden the subject (far out is my specialty!) - horses
colored chestnut sometimes get greying of their body hairs, and the
article in Plumb sez aluminum toxicity.  Yes, aluminum and memory loss,
and Alzheimers and ??????  Do those chestnuts with the grey hairs have
memory problems - premature aging also?  And, I have the gray hairs
trying to "break ground" on my 50-year-old head (I am a dark, dark bay
haircolorwise- almost black), so are people with great hair indicative of
aluminimum toxicity.  (I forget! hee-hee)  Seriously, though, we don't
have such full body coverage via hair to indicate those gray spots, but I
bet we're just the same - I bet what they have is what we have - and WE
ARE NOT WEARING THAT KIND OF TACK! , i.e., our white spots are not from
saddles, etc. (although a neighbor guy going bald thought it was his
baseball cap - maybe the balding is a trauma-produced result).  Very
seriously, would do ya'll think?  Is it only chestnuts that have this
"predisposition"?  All people get gray hair, right?  But we all must have
ingested mucho da food from aluminum cans in our lifetimes, so we all go
gray?  

Karen
I'm not a chestnut, but thar's gray hairs in them hills!

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