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Going to an imaging center for an X-ray, MRI, or sonogram can give you important, often lifesaving information about what’s happening inside your body. But those tests are expensive, sometimes difficult to schedule, and they don’t always give a complete view of your health.
However, there is another way medical practitioners can gain valuable insight about your well-being, without doing blood tests or using high-tech equipment: They simply observe some of your basic body parts.
Here’s how skin, hands, feet, and nails can tell an important story.
Skin
Made up of water, protein, fats, and minerals, skin is the body’s largest organ, and…
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