Guest guest Posted December 14, 2001 Report Share Posted December 14, 2001 dfnewman wrote: > Speaking of toenails I notice that my two big toe nails have groves in them > at the bottom.. I read that ridges on you r fingernails could be a sign of > organ disease... I am wondering what causes these obvious dents in those > two toenails??I do cleanses every three months.. Donna, here's a quote I found while doing a web search for your dilemma.... " Dear Ladies, I am preparing to write a book on fingernails and was thrilled to find this page thru misspelling a search word. I hope and pray I can find it again. Ridges in nails can be caused by many things. If your nails are fragil with horizonal and vertical ridges, you are probably lacking the B vitamins. Stress or medications may be making it difficult to absorb your suppliments. Try taking some essential fatty acids and spirulina which are rich in Vitamin B, zinc and silica. It is reported that vertical ridges are the result of poor general health and nutrition. Horizonal ridges can result from severe stress, physical or mental. I have had this and after I divorced the cause, I eventually grew my lovely nails back. " and another: " I discovered that when taking Flaxseed oil my thumbnails grew out normally. When living in Hawaii for 4 months I noticed my nails grew out normally also. It was a stressful job, but looking back at my diet in the Islands I remember eating more fatty foods and drank NO tea. Lipton tea that is. " (mindy's note: I'm sure herbal tea is fine though...!) quotes are from http://fingernailcare.com/forum/data/32.html Mindy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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