For what it might be worth, at the young age of 22 and before going on an
all-raw diet (about a month ago), there were a few dozens of gray hair on
my head.  They are no gray hair on my head at this moment however.
The hair is only one of the things on which raw-food has worked its miracles
in my case.  Speaking of hair, has anyone ever seen a bald (or balding)
raw-fooder?  I'm starting to think that 90% of bald men are simply not
eating right (raw, that is).

 On Sat, 26 Jul 1997, PE wrote:

> Judy, it's a matter of more or fewer calories, rather than what fats
> you eat, if any. The eyeball shape can change somewhat, and this
> alters focal length. I don't doubt there may be muscle effects,
> though since Aldous Huxley there's been a lot of nonsense written
> about vision.
>    As for changing eye color, until I see real evidence you can do it
> only by changing your biological parents or by buying contacts.
> (I like green eyes, so I haven't tried the color contacts.)
>    Hair color MAY be different, but so far the only recoloring case
> I have is Ann Wigmore.  It seems either no-one here is 55+ or knows
> anyone eating raw who's that old, no-one under 55 has gone gray
> even partly (or knows...), no-one wants to talk about it, you can be
> told only with the secret handshake, or I've stumbled on a tabu topic.