Do U have white semicircle on the finger nails? And...?

Look carefully at your fingernails.. How much white semi-cirlce u have? When i was very young my mother who is a nurse told me that the more the white thing the more healthy u are.


And i really agree, coz when i'm sick, the white thing becomes very little, yet after i recover it becomes more again.


So what is the white thing? And does it really represent how heathy we are?Do U have white semicircle on the finger nails? And...?
the semi-circle you are referringto is your cuticle and you know what you may be right, i just looked at mine and they are little and i have a whole book of illnesses but....................try taking a cuticle stick and pushing back the skin and see if they are larger sometimes the skin stsrts growing up towards the nail and it needs to be pushed backDo U have white semicircle on the finger nails? And...?
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not much for me o.o





yes i'm pretty sure it kinda shows how healthy you are in some way..not sure what they are tho
ya it shows that u have calcium deficiency
Vitamin B12 History


Learn about Methylcobalamin, the active form of B12


The truth isn't far off.





Like a healthy plant, your fingernails grow. And, just


as leaves show the health of a plant, your fingernails


reveal your health and inner condition. (Hippocrates,


400 B.C.E.)





Every six months you have a new fingernail, from


cuticle to tip. The rate of growth is about an eighth


inch a month.





Good vitamin B12 levels give you white moons on all


your fingers; the thumbs' are the last to go. (Tessa


Jupp, R.N., active in the Post-Polio Network, Dec.


2001)





If your moons have disappeared, you may have been


short of vitamin B12 for a long time. If so, you may


be noticing symptoms of B12 Malabsorption Illness:





tingling hands and feet


numbness


memory problems


feeling exhausted


depression


sensitivity to noise


a lot of brown spots


bleeding gums


burning sensation (possibly on thighs)


your legs jump at night


bone pain


balance and gait problems


heavy menstrual bleeding or nose bleeds


diarrhea





Before your moons disappear, lines develop on your


nails. These can be faint, to very visible ridges like


fine wax drippings on a Chianti bottle -- lines on top


of lines, like hog back hills. To see them clearly, use


a magnifying glass or even reading glasses.





If you have faint lines, no more noticeable than the


tassels on the wheat in the image to the left, then run


through the barbed issues above, looking for ones


that apply to you. If three or four do, then be


warned that the others may be only a few years


away. If, that is, you do nothing.





Blue skin under your fingernails indicates that you


may be short of red blood cells and by extension,


the oxygen they carry.





Red blood cells are supposed to divide.


For more information, click on the healthy splat...





What your fingernails may be telling you is that your


nerves are being affected by a B12 malabsorption


illness.
The white thing is a lack of Calcium in your system, thats all, nuttin dangerous, so eat more foods with calcium or just go to the health shop and buy some calcium pills.Within a week it will go away.
They are called moons.