zinc deficiency seen on finger-nails?--Off topic

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In a message dated 5/20/03 2:55:35 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

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> i only noticed in the past three years that i have less white spots on my

> nails as other things started to get slightly better ( detox alittle better,

>

> less tempearatures , bovine growth factors( low maintenace dose now using

> the

> tlm natcell ones : cheaper ) and was on but stopped growth hormone

> secreatgog : not my decison but not due to side effects etc.)

> so even though i remain malnoursihed i am probably slightly less so know and

>

> am gaining weight but i lost the war to this dd years ago.

> somish.

Sorry to email again but I hate when I hear that attitude. You guys have

been led into the belief by the old school system that there is no hope. But

there is. It is not easy finding what works but is a continuous journey. Take

the recent discussions of lyme and mold on this board. Who would have thunk

it? Remember, the end of the war is never known before it ends and your job is

to keep fighting it and slowly but surely winning. I can't say I'll certainly

win my war but I am still winning. I am doing yoga and light workouts and

even going out on dates on occasion. I knew 4 years ago that it had to get

better and it seems as though it is, so by improving I have already proven I am

winning. Keep that mindset and don't count out any new ideas that you didn't

formerly accept. Keep trying.

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>

>

> Sorry to email again but I hate when I hear that attitude. You guys have

> been led into the belief by the old school system that there is no hope. But

> there is. It is not easy finding what works but is a continuous journey.

Take

> the recent discussions of lyme and mold on this board. Who would have thunk

> it? Remember, the end of the war is never known before it ends and your job

is

> to keep fighting it and slowly but surely winning. I can't say I'll certainly

> win my war but I am still winning. I am doing yoga and light workouts and

> even going out on dates on occasion. I knew 4 years ago that it had to get

> better and it seems as though it is, so by improving I have already proven I

am

> winning. Keep that mindset and don't count out any new ideas that you didn't

> formerly accept. Keep trying.

>

Okay ! The 'ex' moderator now nominated head cheerleader, LOL. If you ever

fully recover, its 'watch out world' LOL!!!

Marcia