Why do nails grow faster in summer than in winter?
It's not about the season ...well, actually it is))) But put the blame onto metabolism rather than just weather. It's all interrelated. In warmer months your metabolism gets faster, however you put it. Plus you are getting so much more Vitamin D from the sun exposure-and since it is the key component, responsible for calcium metabolism iun your body, logically calsium penetrates your bones and nails better. Bottom line-get the most use out of summer months, get your manicure shine on and remember to reapply your Nail growth treatment to maintain nail health.
Which statement is true,wounds heal faster in summer than winter or faster in winter than summer.?
Neither statement is true, wound healing depends on the overall health of the wounded person.
Why does summer always go by much faster than winter?
It seems like just yesterday I was getting out of school for summer vacation. Now I have to go back in only 2 weeks! And I just cheered my first JV football game last week. Why does summer always go by so fast? It never goes by this fast during the school year, especially in winter. It seems like an eternity.
Is it true that your nails and/or hair grow faster when winter comes?
Well if you live in a climate where the temperature is warmer in the winter then yes, but in the northern hemisphere, they would grow faster in the summer as heat stimulates the nail matrix and cold doesn't.Of course, the average rate of growth is about 1/8" or 3 mm a month so "faster" isn't really going to add all that much growth.
Why do children grow faster in the spring and the summer?
This is true for my son and both my step kids. I always assumed it was because during the summer they could get more sleep, and they were far more relaxed. They didn’t have the stress of school, grades, studying. My son is also more active in the summer. He’s always riding bikes, swimming, and just spending more time outside. His stomach is also a bottomless pit in the summer, but he’s always on the go so he never puts on a pound. Then we go school clothes shopping and he’s grown a couple sizes! My step daughter goes into super sleep mode in the summer. She will sleep for 10 hours a night if we let her sleep in.
Do teens grow faster in height in the spring and the summer?
Yes if they're well watered.
Is it true that children have faster growth during summer and spring?
(anonymous because it involves my family)From personal (and thus anecdotal) experience, I'd say yes. My husband is 210cm, and my daughter shows every signs to also become very tall inded: on average she has grown a little more than 10cm per year, so it's usually quite noticable when she grows, and yes, she grows notably more in spring and summer than in fall and winter.My guess for the reason is that in these periods plenty of fresh and nourishing food is (or used to be) more readily available than in fall and winter, and the human body is programmed to take advantage of that.Growing takes a lot of energy, so doing it when food is plentiful improves your chances of survival.
Does a dog's fur grow faster in the winter?
So, here's the deal. I would like to have my dogs participate in my upcoming wedding. I would love to have them all looking their best. One of my dogs is a goldendoodle. We've shaved him during the summer before & had him shaved this spring. I've taken dated photographs of him throughout the summer to document how fast his hair is growing... are these pictures even any good as a reference? I am planning my wedding for the spring, so he will be shaved & growing his coat during the winter. His hair can grow quite long, but I prefer him at a medium length. I just don't want to risk a bad grooming before the big day & I don't have sufficient time to try out various groomers...he is an indoor dog, so he won't be exposed to the elements for any length of time. Could that also play a role in the growth rate of his fur? It's something that I never even thought about before..... Does anybody have a clue?
Why is winter better for bodybuilding than summer?
It's no that any particular season is better for bodybuilding than others. It is more about covering up. Bear with me here.In summers, it's hot, obviously. The clothing is lesser, for both men and women. Therefore, more show of skin.It's the opposite in winters. You are covered under multiple layers of clothing and hardly and skin is shown other than those private times( :D).So, most men find this time to be particularly advantageous for the so called bulking phase (read bad eating) so that they can supposedly gain muscle. But gaining new muscle comes with gaining fat as well. Therefore, those extra layers of clothing that we spoke about earlier, comes in handy to hide all that extra fat.Towards the end of winter season, you start seeing advertisements of getting cut and chiseled to attain the most aesthetically pleasing figure for the opposite sex. That's when the cutting phase starts.Hope you understand that this is total bro science and has no logic behind it what so ever. What ever diet you follow should be sustainable and healthy. There will always be a little amount of fat that comes with gaining new muscle mass but can be easily managed by just slightly reducing calorie consumption (reduce roughly 250 to 300 calories from you maintence calories) and then when you are happy start consuming regular amount of calories. Of course you need to keep in mind your macro nutrients requirements are being satisfied within those calories limit - protein, carbs and fat.Hope this helps!Cheers!
Does human hair grow faster during the summer?
yes i think its the mixture of the warmth of your body and the sun....also during the summer some ppl tend to relax more and stress less so if you feel better i guess your hair grows lol