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Does anyone bite their finger nails?


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04/19/2008 12:36
Carolynt
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 Silly question I know, but I wonder how that can affect your body after decades.

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04/19/2008 13:23
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 i used to but stopped many yrs ago. now i just chew on my cuticles when my hands are really dry. i have such a hard time with this, am always putting on lotion. my skin is kind of leathery now, if i don't use lotion it hurts. my daughter was nail biter, she just quit this past yr when she got a "foot and mouth" virus and got sores all over inside her mouth. that was enuf to make her keep her fingers out of her mouth!!!
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04/20/2008 12:39
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 I don't bite them the way I used to and I got a parafin wax kit that I use weekly to help keep my cuticle and nails soft. I also use solar oil on my cuticles. My nails are just brittle.

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04/20/2008 15:04
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 i think it means something regarding your health. mine have gotten brittle past 2 mths. am going to ask my dr. if i use nail polish i can grow them longer. i have never tried wax, heard it makes your hand feel really good.
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