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Amber Does Nails x.

Oct 22, 2012

Amber Does Nails x.

peeling nails..................................................Vitamin A deficiency or dehydration of nails

poor nail growth..............................................zinc deficiency

thin brittle nails...............................................Vegetable quality oil deficiency

washboard ridges............................................extreme diet ( especially meat & refined foods)

pale nail beds.................................................. anemia

yellow discoloration..........................................bronchial difficulties

bluish discoloration...........................................respiratory difficulties

separation from the nail bed...............................nervousness/ hyperactive thyroid

brittle..............................................................iron, protein, or calcium deficiency

xoxo
 -AmberDoesNails

Amber Does Nails x.

Oct 22, 2012

Amber Does Nails x.

if u have any other nail questions........shoot!

Susana N.

Nov 2, 2012

Susana N.

that's great! thanks

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