Ridged or deformed nails: a sign not to be ignored:
White horizontal streaks , curved or rounded nails like an upturned glass? These abnormalities can reveal an overloaded liver , struggling to perform its essential functions.
Burning sensation at the end of the day:
Unpleasantly hot feet, especially at night while resting? This could be a sign of peripheral nerve damage , sometimes linked to liver
problems. This
is called peripheral neuropathy.
Dry skin and cracked heels:
Rough skin, cracked heels , persistent dryness? These signs can indicate incomplete elimination of toxins by the liver , which impacts the quality of the skin, including that of the feet.
A slight yellow tint on the soles of the feet or nails may reflect a buildup of bile pigments . This often occurs when the liver is no longer able to properly excrete them .
Visible veins on the tops of the feet:
Protruding veins, especially at the back of the foot? This can signal excessive pressure in the blood vessels , sometimes linked to portal hypertension, a consequence of liver disorders.
