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Possible Nutrient Deficiencies

Excesses Attributed to Certain Disorders

 

Hair

Alopecia (hair loss)
  • low Biotin (rare)
  • low Copper
  • low Essential Fatty Acids (see our Signal369)
  • low Inositol
  • low Pantothenic Acid
  • low Protein-Calorie also thin, coarse, dull, brittle, stiff, straight and easily pluckable.
        In blacks, hair becomes reddish; in whites, there is horizontal depigmentation ('flag sign').
  • low Riboflavin
  • high Selenium
  • high Vitamin A
  • low Vitamin B6
  • low Zinc (severe)
Coiled ("corkscrew")
  • high Vitamin A   
  • low Vitamin C (scurvy)
Dry & Stiff
  • low Essential Fatty Acids (see our Signal369)
  • high Selenium
Greying (premature)
  • low Para-aminobenzoic Acid (PABA)
Painful when pulled
  • low Vitamin D

NAIL

Brittle
  • low Calcium
  • low Essential Fatty Acids (see our Signal369)
  • low iron
  • high Selenium - also thickened
  • high Vitamin A
  • low Zinc
Hyperpigmentation (sub-ungual)
  • low Vitamin B12 (brown, reticular)
Koilonychia (spooning)
  • low Chromium
  • low Iron - with ridging, brittleness, thinness and lack of luster
  • Vitamin C (scurvy) - with other ungual alterations
Leukonychia (white spots on the nails)
  • low Zinc
Splinter Hemorrhages
  • low Vitamin C (scurvy) (rare) - Extensive hemorrhages in a semicircular lattice
References

 

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