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In this short segment, the speaker shares observations of men who engage in extreme endurance activities such as ultra‑marathons and Ironman triathlons and report premature greying of their hair and beard despite being highly fit. He proposes that excessive physical stress may trigger chronic inflammation, which could accelerate loss of pigment in hair follicles. To counteract this, he suggests incorporating anti‑inflammatory agents—specifically omega‑3 fatty acids, curcumin, and the polyamine spermidine—into the diet as a potential strategy to mitigate or reverse exercise‑induced greying.

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