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Nail ProblemsThis is a very common complaint, as three out of five women say their nails are too soft or dry, or are liable to split or break. This horn like substance that grows from the ends of our hands and feet is often a reflection of our general state of health, and the slightest illness has an almost immediate impact on the condition of our nails. Nails grow approximately one millimetre per week, faster in summer than in winter, more rapidly during the day than overnight. and more quickly in children than in adults. Much to women's chagrin, they also grow faster in men, who pay no attention to them. It takes six months to replace a fingernail, and one year for a completely new toenail. Important advice
OligotherapySilica and zinc These trace elements are usually found in the diet, which should be varied and of high quality. In cases of deficiency, they can be given as medicinal supplements. Keratin This protein, essential for the building of hair and nails, is synthesized by the body from cysteine. Zinc is not only essential for this synthesizing process to take place, it also helps protect cysteine. Silica reinforces all these chemical processes. Zinc and silica treatment: these are available in various brands and forms, such as Organic Minerals (Colloidals) which contains 70+ trace minerals: Or Maximol (Ionized colloidals): - Available in 500ml bottles Health food for the nails Brewer's yeast Origin: A living substance specially prepared as a supplement, from a minute fungus that serves as a ferment in the preparation of beer. It is not the same as baker's yeast, and is better tolerated by the digestive system. Composition and Properties: Yeast is packed with B vitamins, minerals (such as chromium, phosphorus, potassium, and selenium) and essential amino acids. It reinforces the immune system, helps fight infections, and restores the balance of intestinal flora. It boosts the health of the skin, nails, and hair. Method of use: it is obtainable from health food shops and pharmacies in the form of tablets, capsules, and flakes for sprinkling on food. Sulphurated amino acids These improve the quality of the nail and encourage its growth.
HomeopathyAntimonium crudum and Graphites - Four 5c tablets of one or both of these remedies to be sucked slowly twice a day for several weeks Antimonium crudum - Chemical origin: black sulphide of antimony Graphites -Mineral origin: the black lead used in pencils
Herbal remediesAlfalfa and Horsetail are both effective for replacing lost minerals. Possibel Prescription: Obtain from your herbalist a 30ml bottle of mother tincture of alfalfa, and an equal quantity of mother tincture of horsetail. Take 25 drops of the alfalfa solution in the morning in a little water, and 25 drops of the horsetail solution in the evening. This treatment should be continued for several weeks. Alfalfal/horsetail Alfalfa, a very common plant in temperate regions, is known to be rich in minerals and to have a marked revitalizing effect. When combined with horsetail, which contains high levels of silica, the two treatments complement one another very well.
Borage oil is very beneficial for the skin, hair, and nails. - You can buy this remedy in capsule form from your herbalist. Take two capsules per day for several weeks Topical application: one capsule opened up and applied directly to the nails may reinforce the oral treatment
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