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Topic: NAIL HEALTH .. interesting..

Lymetoo
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http://www.thenaturalrecoveryplan.com/articles/health-finger-toe-nails.html

What's wrong with your nails?

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Abxnomore
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Good find, tu tu! [Wink]

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Lymetoo
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It's funny though. I have ridges but I eat VERY few carbs.

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lax mom
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Very interesting!

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momintexas
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This is really neat. I used to go to a Chinese Medical Dr and he always looked at my nails.

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GiGi
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There are about as many interpretations as there are doctors who claim to know they why's.

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Lymetoo
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I believe that!

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Haley
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This is great, I have always thought about this. when my nails are not good it shows that something is not absorbing properly or I'm deficient. I have the horizontal ridges, it's new, my one nail looks totally deformed. This article says that my nail stopped growing, I am going to start taking my liquid zinc to see if it changes.

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Catgirl
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Cool info!

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EWT1638
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"The formation of vertical ridging of the nails is said to be due to excessive consumption of carbohydrates and/or a lack of protein and too much salt. The digestive system, liver and kidney are frequently underactive and this may also be accompanied by fatigue."

I have a low sodium problem, I eat almost no carbs, eat a fair amount of protein...the only 'yes' is digestive system...huge problem for me.

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