How to get rid of FINGERNAIL SPOTS! | Dr. Doug Willen

Dr. Doug explains why some people get little white spots on their fingernails, and then explains a natural solution to remedy the situation!

Dr. Doug Willen, is a NYC Chiropractor, and Clinical Nutritionist. He's been practicing full-time in midtown Manhattan for 21 years.

His practice is mostly filled with creative industry people. Dancers, Actors, Casting Directors, Talent Agents, Musicians, Fashion Industry people, Opera Singers and a big LGBTQ patient base.

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Dr. Doug, started off as an Actor/Dancer in NYC after college at Cornell University, and spent 8 years in the Entertainment industry before he went to Chiropractic School at 29 years old. He still gets the occasional acting job, he's a member of SAG -AFTRA -AEA.

DR. DOUG'S BOOK: "Quantum Paleo", (21 DAY DIET TO LOSE WEIGHT FAST) was a Silver Medalist, in the Indy Book Awards.

Dr. Doug Willen has formulated his own line of supplements!

Dr. Doug Willen
900 Broadway, suite 403
NY, NY 10003
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Instagram: @thehealthfixer (Health and Life Tips)

[staceylovespets]

i always had them all my life, my mom just said it was because i have a habit of chewing my nails which i do still

[TheHealthHacker]

Yes, it def will. But usually when you see spots you really are deficient and taking a zinc supplement either tablet or liquid will bring up the levels the quickest.

[TheHealthHacker]

It's possible that they will change as you get older.

[kujojotaro]

So if I use hydrogen peroxide 3% with baking soda...would that help ? Thanks :)

[livewhilewereyouable]

hi im a 12 year old girl i have ridges verticaly and horizontaly and i have likespots but they r not white i wanted to ask . when time flies will my nails get cured ?like when it grows and grows? thanks :)

[starducki]

will it help if you just eat stuff with zinc in it?

[Olivere]

Sorry but that is not the case. That's a conventional explaination that actually is not true. It has nothing to do with Zinc. It's is either a nail trauma (often caused by hitting it or hurting the nail physically) or if there are many of them and on each nail it could possibly mean that you have some sort of illness like a Cardiac Disease or Leukonychia. But generally it disappears with your nails growing. So it isn't a matter of vitamin deficieny.

-Oliver

[jayperez]

Stacey daves //=== omg me to its because in P.E at school I hurt my nails a bit and that happend so I saw white dots then I new it was some kind of fungus so I start puting medicine on them and now their getting better :-) thanks for the video oh and im 12. ... bye..