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Brittle Nails Causes
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Brittle Nails Causes
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There could be several reasons someone has brittle nails. One reason could be a poor diet. A good diet can promote good hair and nails to grow.
This information refers to the general prevalence and incidence of these diseases, not to how likely they are to be the actual cause of Brittle nails. Of the 76 causes of Brittle nails that we have listed, we have the following prevalence/i...
Yeah, b/c if anemic then your body is lacking essential oxygen for such growth & maintanence so yeah, very likely. See a Dr to be sure there isn't something more going on. RN
Answers to Other Common Questions
The most common causes are excessive exposure to detergents and household cleaning products and frequent contact with water. Regular manicures and applying TRACY naturals French Tip Primer and Moisture Sticks ® at least once a week, additio...
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Lack of Vitamin B's in your diet. Take one multi-vitamin with your evening meal and you'll see improvement with your nails. I had the same problem until I went to a Professional Salon and the Nail Technician told me how to properly care for...
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It is normal to lose up to 200 strands (some people more) of hair per day. Do you have other symptoms? Like bowel irregularities, fatigue, hot/cold intolerance? If so, you may need to have your thyroid level checked. If not, then your n...
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