Re: ridges on fingernails? - Liz

[Guest guest]

OK, apparently I am being quite dumb right now, but I can't find any

link to this topic! Please help!! Thanks,

Bonnie

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> Please look at this. I wrote a lot about it in the archives. It can

be

> autoimmune, yeast, or metal and taking care of it matters. If you

> really can't find it email me offlist but do not ignore this in you

or

> your child. Skin, nails and teeth should be in good shape. If not

> further inquiry as to what is going on inside needs to be made.

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[Guest guest]

You are not dumb! Perhaps I wrote more in my head! Bottom line, get

these checked out. Dermatologist should look at them. They can be

yeast, can be psoriasis and can be indicative of allergy or metal. I

got rid of them with coconut oil but you really need to know the why

of this. Also associated with alopecia...do you have hair loss?

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> > Please look at this. I wrote a lot about it in the archives. It

can

> be

> > autoimmune, yeast, or metal and taking care of it matters. If you

> > really can't find it email me offlist but do not ignore this in

you

> or

> > your child. Skin, nails and teeth should be in good shape. If not

> > further inquiry as to what is going on inside needs to be made.

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[Guest guest]

No offense intended but, webmd? what has mainstream conventional

medicine done for you lately? Try Dr. Mercolas site instead... a

far better fit for this community.

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> > > Please look at this. I wrote a lot about it in the archives. It

> can

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> > > autoimmune, yeast, or metal and taking care of it matters. If

you

> > > really can't find it email me offlist but do not ignore this in

> you

> > or

> > > your child. Skin, nails and teeth should be in good shape. If

not

> > > further inquiry as to what is going on inside needs to be made.

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[Guest guest]

Relax. Mercola did not diagnose my toes either. I put it together

myself after a few mainstream visits. Please don't make this an

either or. There are solutions everywhere. It is an

oversimplification to say find a good DAN. If I just did that I would

have missed some mainstream concerns.

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> > > > autoimmune, yeast, or metal and taking care of it matters. If

> you

> > > > really can't find it email me offlist but do not ignore this

in

> > you

> > > or

> > > > your child. Skin, nails and teeth should be in good shape. If

> not

> > > > further inquiry as to what is going on inside needs to be

made.

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[Guest guest]

You're right! What was I thinking??!! I'll check out the other site

right now. Thanks, Bonnie

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> > > > Please look at this. I wrote a lot about it in the archives.

It

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> > > be

> > > > autoimmune, yeast, or metal and taking care of it matters. If

> you

> > > > really can't find it email me offlist but do not ignore this

in

> > you

> > > or

> > > > your child. Skin, nails and teeth should be in good shape. If

> not

> > > > further inquiry as to what is going on inside needs to be

made.

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[Guest guest]

I know that white spots on the finger nails are a sign of EFA deficiency.

Perhaps ridges are too but why does the word vitamin D spring to mind.... did I

read something? maybe..... mind is hazy....

I believe (outside of a fungus or something nasty and 'growing') that nail

issues are generally a sign of certain vitamin deficincies.

Janice

[sPAM][ ] Re: ridges on fingernails? - Liz

You're right! What was I thinking??!! I'll check out the other site

right now. Thanks, Bonnie

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> > > > Please look at this. I wrote a lot about it in the archives.

It

> > can

> > > be

> > > > autoimmune, yeast, or metal and taking care of it matters. If

> you

> > > > really can't find it email me offlist but do not ignore this

in

> > you

> > > or

> > > > your child. Skin, nails and teeth should be in good shape. If

> not

> > > > further inquiry as to what is going on inside needs to be

made.

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[Guest guest]

White spots on nails can be zinc deficiency.

The progression of nail issues tells the story. I have had them all.

In the end mine was metal, deficiecy, and yeast.

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archives.

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> > > > > autoimmune, yeast, or metal and taking care of it

matters. If

> > you

> > > > > really can't find it email me offlist but do not ignore

this

> in

> > > you

> > > > or

> > > > > your child. Skin, nails and teeth should be in good

shape. If

> > not

> > > > > further inquiry as to what is going on inside needs to be

> made.

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