BE AWARE OF…!

Our bodies constantly communicate our health status through various signs. Here are eight important cues to pay attention to:
Yellow Skin: Jaundice can turn your skin and eyes yellow due to liver issues. It’s a sign of excess bilirubin in your system.
White Dots on Nails: White specks on your nails may indicate deficiencies in protein, calcium, or zinc.

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