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  • Having a good diet and taking your vitamins will help very much in improving your nails.
  • You have nutrient deficiency. Increase the amount of iron-rich foods in your diet — this means lean red meat, liver, eggs, green leafy vegetables, pulses, lentils and dried apricots. Eating vitamin C-rich foods at the same time will help to ensure that your body absorbs plenty of iron (good sources of vitamin C include berries, oranges and kiwi fruit). Caffeine interferes with iron absorption, so try to avoid having it with meals.
  • Pregnancy helped mine. I am not suggesting that you get pregnant, though! :) I think that the prenanal vitamins helped. Try vitamins. If that doesn't help you might talk to you doctor. You might have a fungus. Sounds gross but it's worth checking in to. Good luck.
  • I used to have really soft nails, so much so that I couldn't make a bed without them bending backwards. Even scratching my head would cause them to bend! A friend recommended Perfectil Hair and Nails vitamin supplement. They are much stronger now, and my hair looks good! They are still not as strong as I would like, so I still paint them with clear nail strengthener. Sometimes I think genetics have a lot to do with it. Good Luck!
  • They have a vitamin specifically for this problem. I don't remember what it's called but I used to work in a drug store and they sold it. Go to a drug store and look in the vitamin section...it's a pink bottle with a hand on it. If you take this as directed your nails will get better.
  • Calcium and iron tablets!

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