A new study suggests that going grey is not just a sign of aging but may actually show your body is actively destroying damaged cells to protect you from cancer View 3 Images Going grey could mean your body is protecting you from cancer (Image: Getty Images/Westend61)

Going grey could be your body’s way of fighting off cancer , scientists say. Growing grey hair has never been more positive, as a new study from the University of Tokyo in Japan found that those salt and pepper locks may signal your body is destroying damaged cells before they turn cancerous. ‌

Grey hair might be more than just a sign of getting older, it could be your body’s way of stopping cancer in its tracks, according to new research from the University of Tokyo. Scientists found that when certain pig

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