Does fast-growing nails indicate physical weakness?

Fast growing nails does not mean that the body is weak, there is no scientific reason for this. Whether the nails grow fast or slow is related to whether the body has enough protein. Normally, if our body is well supplemented with protein, our hair or nails will grow faster. Of course, some clues of health can be observed from the shape of the nails, there is a certain scientific reason in this regard.

1. Nail shape and health

Nails are too long: low immunity, easy to catch cold, poor microcirculation, depression.

Long and narrow nails: bad heart, waist, cervical spine, and bone hyperplasia.

Short and narrow nails indicate bad temper, mineral deficiency, and susceptibility to high blood pressure and liver disease.

Short and wide nails: poor sexual function; thyroid disease.

Big fingernail: respiratory system problems; bronchitis, etc.

Little fingernail: prone to infertility.

Round nails: may cause migraine.

Square nails: with brown dots or lines. Poor blood supply to the heart.

2. Nail lines and health

Nail lines: vertical and horizontal lines

Vertical line: The finger on which the line appears indicates that the function of the organ it represents is declining.

Longitudinal spine: a manifestation of muscle aging. Exhaustion syndrome. (Antioxidants: Vitamin C, Vitamin A, Vitamin E) If longitudinal ridges appear on two or more fingers, you should be aware of myocardial infarction.

Horizontal lines: poor heart function. Especially on the thumb. The presence of myocardial infarction on several fingers indicates a lack of vitamin A.

Henggou: heart disease, severe malnutrition, measles, typhoid fever, diabetes, drug poisoning, etc.

3. About the half-moon on the nail

If the half-moon exceeds 1/5 of the nail, it indicates the risk of high blood pressure; if it exceeds 2/3 of the nail, it signals a stroke.

A small or unclear lunula indicates: 1. Brain aging (or lead poisoning); 2. Gastric and duodenal ulcers.

There are no half moons on all 10 fingers: 1. Anemia; 2. Neurasthenia; 3. Low blood pressure.

4. Other Nail Phenomena and Health

Thin nails: physical weakness, malnutrition.

Split nails: suffering from chronic gastrointestinal diseases.

Cracks in the middle of the nail: severe hypertension, diabetes, malnutrition.

White spots on nails: roundworms; severe lack of calcium and zinc; white spots on the middle finger indicate an 80% chance of constipation and a 20% chance of diarrhea; neurasthenia generally occurs on the thumb, ring finger or several fingers at the same time.