NailBiting: Causes And Consequences
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SonzyPosted
Tue 21 Dec 2010 6:25am
Harmful effects of nailbiting
-The nonstop nailbiting makes the skin near the nail plate extremely tender and painful. Excessive nailbiting can lead... to the presence of bacteria in the
Saliva. This health condition is known as paronchia.
-Bitingnails for long period of time results in deformation of the nail beds. Even if you
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NailBiting Part 2
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pehpotPosted
Tue 26 Jan 2010 6:11pm
Don't tell my kids but sometimes, er, most of the times, I nailbite too. The reason why I bite my nails is boredom or lack of anything to do. Another reason is nervousness. I remember when my mom told me to attend an insurance marketing seminar, I was so nervous then. I was biting my nail the whole time. Good thing that I was seated at the back
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How To Stop NailBiting
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pehpotPosted
Tue 26 Jan 2010 3:11pm1 Comment
The older boys had developed a hobby, nailbiting hobby! It's not out of stress or nervousness, just plain hobby. They would bitenails while watching the TV, would bitenails while running around. Every time they have a free finger, they would bite on it. I am really concerned because I can't stand their fingers, it is as if the nails are slowly
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How to stop the nailbiting habit?
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Andrea GracePosted
Fri 16 Apr 2010 3:00am
and girls too) walk around with grubby non manicured finger nails. Get a nail brush and put it by the sink, so it’s convenient whenever you wash your hands.
Stop nailbiting. Break... who bites their nails to the quick, then starts on those ragged cuticles.
I know a New York woman who stopped biting her nails when she was eighteen, because she wanted
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Don’t Ruin Romance with NailBiting!
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Dan and Jennifer ..Posted
Tue 10 Feb 2009 10:18am
flesh and bloody cuticles makes your stomach turn. Suddenly, the date doesn’t seem to be going as well.
You’re Not Alone
Lots of people have problems with nailbiting, picking... bleeding! You need a doctor!” Only to have to respond that your hands always look like this because you can’t stop biting your nails? It’s enough to make you wonder what’s wrong
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Nailbiting through pregnancy
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Jennifer G.Posted
Wed 20 Oct 2010 9:52am
hate the 'first pregnancy' question a lot.
You might guess that I spend my pregnancies biting my nails. I'm 39 and this is my last, so here's hoping!
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Top 10 Ways To Stop NailBiting Fast
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SonzyPosted
Tue 21 Dec 2010 7:43am
More calcium and magnesium in your diet will help you grow your nails and repair them as well. Sometimes the body urges the person to bitenails to meet the calcium and magnesium requirement. The deficiency of calcium is one reason people bite their nails.
4. Keep your mouth busy:
Keep your mouth distracted. Keep carrot sticks handy and munch on them
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Chemistry of NailBiting Products
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Sarah B.Posted
Sun 16 May 2010 11:01pm
Chew-Chew says…How do nailbiting and thumb sucking prevention products like Mavala work?
The Right Brain responds:
Products like Mavala that are designed to keep... is distasteful but not toxic. That’s why it’s widely employed in nailbiting, thumbsucking, and “don’t chew this” products for pets. Yes, if you get a mouthful of this stuff you’ll
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Biting My Nails
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Tera ..Posted
Thu 12 Jan 2006 12:00am
Dang! About 6 or 7 months ago I quit biting my nails. Jari started biting his and I promised him that I would quit doing it if he would...wé both stopped. But, yesterday... it. I sincerely thought I had that little problem licked...now I can only hope my baby doesn't start again. Every time he wants to bite, he says "But momma doesn't bite her nailsRead on »
Expert tip to stop biting your nails…
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CultBeautyBlogPosted
Mon 23 Nov 2009 10:03pm
with this anxiety and nervousness in different ways but unfortunately the brunt of these sentiments is frequently our nails.
Cult Beauty expert Andrea Fulerton has a rather good technique to combating this habit that she learned from one of her celebrity clients.
Start by making just one nail off-limits, watch it grow and see how elegant your finger looks. Slowly extend
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