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For your information:
(1) "Ridged nails are also said to be a sign of adrenal insufficiency."
This may be why they are so frequent in fibromites (people with FMS). We
have that disrupted Hypothalamus-Adrenal-Pituitary axis. - D. Starynl, M.D.
(2) "Adrenal unsufficiency is the usual cause of fingernail ridges." - S
Smith MD
(3) White spots on nails may be an indication of Zinc insufficiency. - Robert
At 09:01 PM 1/29/97 +0000, you wrote:
>>>Liz Maxson wrote:
>>> . . . if you were experiencing severe lack of energy, fingernails with
ridges and/or white lines across them, you should see your dr. for a
thyroid test.
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>Hi, Liz,
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>Interesting! I have always had crosswise ridges on my fingernails, and
>sometimes white spots on them. Didn't know that was connected to thyroid
>difficulties.
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>Betsy
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