Have you ever wondered why some nails have a semi-white base while others are dehydrated? These small marks, called moles, are harmless. Their size, presence, or color can reveal important information about your health. But what do these mysterious moles really mean?
Moon Size: An Indicator You Shouldn’t Ignore
Major Moons: Too tired or too stressed?
If the Moon covers a significant portion of the angle (more than a degree), it may be a unique characteristic, not directly related to a health problem. Some studies suggest they may be more visible in active or athletic individuals, likely due to good vascularity and circulation. However, there is no evidence of a direct correlation between major lunar eclipses and stress levels or excessive exercise. A sedentary lifestyle associated with Major Moons does not automatically indicate chronic stress, but it is advisable to consult a doctor if it is accompanied by other symptoms.
Big Moon Days: A Rapid Metabolism?
Weak or absent moons can be a natural phenomenon and don’t necessarily indicate a health problem. However, in some cases, they may be related to poor circulation, low blood pressure, or nutritional deficiencies, particularly iron or vitamin B12, two minerals essential for red blood cell production and cellular energy. These symptoms should be evaluated comprehensively, along with other symptoms such as fatigue, to determine whether they truly reflect a slow metabolism or a subclinical problem.
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Absence of lunulae: Is there any cause for concern?
The absence of visible lunulae on the nails is usually normal, especially in children or those with narrow nails. If this occurs, it’s not a cause for concern. However, if the lunula appears darker than usual, a medical consultation may be necessary, as this could indicate circulatory problems, nutritional deficiencies (especially vitamin B12), or hormonal problems such as hypothyroidism. A clinical evaluation is necessary to determine the cause.
The light of each finger: a mirror of your organs
Each finger is associated with a specific organ. Here’s what lunar changes can reveal:
Auricle: A dilated lumen may indicate hypertension.
Annulus: A weak lumen is often associated with digestive or reproductive disorders.
Principal: The absence of lumens may indicate cardiovascular problems.
Indicator: Alterations in the lumen are usually related to the pancreas or intestines. Thumb: The color of the thumb reflects the condition and speed of the puma. Moon color: A danger signal.
The color of the moon can also provide important clues about your health:
Gray: Signs of severe fatigue and digestive problems.
White: Normal color, indicates good health.
Purple: May indicate circulatory problems, causing swelling.
Pink (red): Indicates limited physical activity or lung problems.
Black: Very rare, but serious. Could be a sign of heavy metal poisoning.
Your nails are true barometers of your internal health. Observing their size, color, and the presence of the moon can help you spot abnormalities before symptoms appear. Take the time to examine your hands: they can reveal more than you think!