Brain Sharpenerzz

Introduction Our nails, often viewed as mere canvases for polish or tools for minor tasks, are in fact remarkable indicators of our overall health. Composed primarily of keratin, a hardened protein, they serve to protect the delicate tips of our fingers and toes. However, the process of nail growth is not a constant throughout our lives. From the rapid growth in youth to the gradual slowing and changes in texture as we age, our nails tell a story of our biological timeline. This article provides a complete knowledge of the nail growth process and delves into the specific, age-wise reasons behind its eventual decay. Part 1: The Fundamentals of Nail Growth To understand why nails change with age, we must first understand how they grow. The Anatomy of a Nail ·          Nail Plate:  The hard, visible part of the nail that we file and paint. ·          Nail Matrix:  The  engine  of t...