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My nails are weak and are easily broken.. what should i eat or do to make them strong??
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Brittle nails: Are often caused by vitamin deficiency. Usually this is one of the B vitamins. Eat a varied diet of plant based foods, and avoid processed flour, sugar, and oils. It will take several months, but your Natalia should regain their previous health. Hope this helps!
Answered 2/26/2015
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