Let Your Fingers Be Your Physician! by Lena Sanchez

running horizontal can result from stress, either/or

psychological or physical as in the case of disease or

infections.

Nails that chip, peel, crack or break easily show a

General overall nutritional deficiency and insufficient

hydrochloric acid and protein. This is seen in people

who use antacids on an ongoing basis or eat foods

low in nutrients. This calls for total minerals and

Vitamins at triple the RDA’s.

Pitting red-brownish spots with frayed split ends are

indicative of psoriasis. Also requires Vitamin C, folic

acid and protein needs.

Black splinterlike bits under the nails can be a sign of

1. A serious heart infection called endocarditis 2. and/or

other heart disease. 3.possible bleeding disorder.

This is but a partial list and you can find a more

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