A request came to address a symptom of whitening nails called leukonychia.
I decided to make an article not only about leukonychia but also the opposite effect, where nails darken, called melanonychia.
This may seem a bit surprising because we are talking about two completely opposite symptoms. Actually, this is a great example where we can show the nonsensical soyence of madsin in a clear, transparent way.
Let’s see what our soyentist have to say about leukonychia.
Soyentists say that changes in nail color can provide important clues to underlying systemic and skin disease. In particular, white discoloration (leukonychia) has a high prevalence with a wide array of potentially relevant causes, from simple manicure habits to life-threatening liver or kidney failure.
In 1896, Unna classified leukonychia into three morphologic presentations: total, striate (transversal and longitudinal), and punctate. A fourth presentation was added a few years later, which Weber called leukonychia partialis for nails that were incompletely white.
Various causes are in play, such as Trauma, Neurovascular, various deficiencies…
In general, the whitening effect is being blamed on trauma, like nail biting, inflammation, fungal infestation, and demineralization of nails, HPV virus… Leukonychia is often seen in heavily medicated people, especially when using antifungal medication and chemotherapy.
Often, people with leukonychia also show symptoms of leukemia, psoriasis, and other skin issues, epilepsy, and other chronic health issues like lupus. Endocrine disorder, hyperthyroidism…
What are the causes of melanonychia, the darkening of nails?
Soyence blames the pigment melanin, the skin pigment getting out of control, but why only under the nails, and why are there different patterns?
What is mentioned as being the cause?
The most obvious is a blunt injury causing blood accumulation under the nail, but I do not even include it in the picture. We are talking about darkening of nails as a chronic development of an unknown origin, similar/opposite to leukonychia.
Nail biting, renal problems, inflammations, fungal infections, HIV virus, inflammations in the body, renal deficiency, strong medications like chemotherapy, and fungal medicine. Vitamin deficiency, skin problems like psoriasis and dermatitis, endocrine disorders, lupus, metabolic disorders, hyperthyroidism…are mentioned as potential culprits.
When we compare the culprits, we see that there is no difference between leukonychia and melanonychia, so why does one “disease” show symptoms of dark nails, and the other is exactly the opposite?
The reason behind the symptoms is the difference in the culprit, which modern soyence of madsin seems to ignore.
One is caused by toxic blood, and the other is caused by dehydration. Although dehydrated blood leads to the appearance of toxic blood, still, the nail color will be affected differently.
My client was frightened by his doctor that he will die from kidney failure and systemic inflammation if he did not accept the treatment and lower his blood pressure because his nails became dark blue/grey in color.
He was obese, diabetic, with a hormonal imbalance, and strong emotional baggage. He was scared, but once I had helped him overcome a difficult situation so he trusted me and decided to follow the SHP again to improve his health. It took several months, and not only that his nails regain normal color, but all other health issues have calmed down as well.
We know that the color of toxins is dark. This is why toxic people have darker skin, especially in places where they sweat more. If the blood is relatively well hydrated but toxic, those toxins will affect the nails as toxic blood flows through them. Toxins will become stuck there, causing the darkening of the nail.
When the blood flow to the nail becomes restricted, the opposite will occur. The less blood paler the nail. Even when the blood is toxic, if it is not flooding the nail, the nail will start getting paler, and at one point the pale will start shifting to white.
The white is the result of the appearance of collagen fibers due to severe dehydration. In this case, the nails become brittle, falling apart. There is no surprise that leukonychia often occurs with lupus when lupus is nothing more than severe dehydration of the body.
Here you have two “diseases” with opposite symptoms caused by the same culprit, which is dehydration, but expressed in two different ways. One is toxicity due to the inability to detoxify the blood because of a lack of blood plasma, and the other is a straight-out low level of blood caused by an insufficient amount of plasma in the blood.
The restricted blood flow into the nail can also be influenced by emotional problems and fear as they constrict blood vessels. The same can be influenced by cold temperatures that restrict blood flow. This is why people with nail discoloration often experience a variety of other symptoms/diseases, which are all related to dehydration and blood toxicity.
In this example, you can clearly see the consequences of dehydration on the body.
This also makes it easier to see how we are being poisoned by the industry that is supposedly made to heal us. This is why we are told to avoid eating salt and to medicate ourselves.
This also helps you realize how exactly the SHP saves human and animal lives.
Are you awake yet?
Love and light to us all