I have heard that native americans never get gray hair when they get old, as well as baldness either, true?

Answer 1

Of course they get gray hair! I don't know about baldness, but most have, thick coarse hair, which to me would be less likely to have baldness. My great grandfather was (part) Cherokee, lived to be 93, and did have some balding.

Answer 2

Native Americans get gray just like everybody else. As for the bald, I've never seen a balding Indian.

Answer 3

No that's not true. They can get gray hair and go bald. Like everyone else their body goes through the same changes as ours.

Answer 4

I can't answer specifically whether NATIVE AMERICANS will ever have hair problems, but I can tell you that even if it were a trait of a full-blooded anything, you would probably never know. Races are mixing together so much that it's getting impossible to tell who's what. In the next 50 years segregation will not only be a thing of the past, it will be damn near impossible.

"Ok, my leg has to ride the back of the bus.. but the rest of me is free to ride wherever."

Eventually, the entire world will be inhabited by billions of 5'7" brown-haired brown-eyed light tan people. That is if global-warming or the AIDS virus or smog or gang warfare or deforestation or Sesame Street doesn't kill us first.

Answer 5

They get gray like everyone else. Baldness, is not asw prevalent.

Answer 6

No. I've seen many grey-haird native americans.

Answer 7

thats not true, most people do...baldness is heriditary but grey hair is just by age.

Answer 8

Yes they get grey, but it is less likley & they are usually older.