Re: dry, cracked finger tips
Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2008 3:48 pm
yes, it would make more sense if the balance was too low in Omega 3 and
too high in 6. It must happen the other way as well, but it's hard to
understand how.
It could be a maintaining cause if the diet was deficient in the
substance. But if the diet provides adequate nutrition and the person
still gets deficiency symptoms which go away when the nutrient is taken
in larger than normal amounts then this is just symptom management and
not resolving a maintaining cause.
How long does the average cracked lip take to clear up without
intervention? I would have thought 3 days to be pretty normal. Nat mur
by the way for a cracked lip - are there others?
Gail
--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "Tanya Marquette" wrote:
imbalance
too high in 6. It must happen the other way as well, but it's hard to
understand how.
It could be a maintaining cause if the diet was deficient in the
substance. But if the diet provides adequate nutrition and the person
still gets deficiency symptoms which go away when the nutrient is taken
in larger than normal amounts then this is just symptom management and
not resolving a maintaining cause.
How long does the average cracked lip take to clear up without
intervention? I would have thought 3 days to be pretty normal. Nat mur
by the way for a cracked lip - are there others?
Gail
--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "Tanya Marquette" wrote:
imbalance