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Steve Bickle <[log in to unmask]>
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 "The symptoms that seem to reflect that he may have Hashimoto's disease
are ridges on the fingernails,"

        Many of us who do not have Hashimoto's have ridges on the fingernails.  I
read in a book that fingernail ridges are an indication of poor nutient
absorption, where there's a lack of protein, sulfur and calcium in the diet
 -  however, hormonal imbalances can also contribute to fingernail ridging.
        I have mild ridges on my fingernails, and I'm hyperthyroid... but I've had
ridges all my life, long before coming down with Graves' Disease
Hyperthyroid.   LaVonne

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