How to Spot Nutrient Deficiencies Without Blood Tests    

Your body could be low on key nutrients—and it's giving you signs. Here's what to look for. 

If your skin looks dull or pale, you might be low on iron, B12, or folate. It's not just about lighting.

Looking Pale or Washed Out? 

Painful corners of the mouth or sores can mean you're low on iron or B vitamins—not just dehydrated.

Cracked Lips That Just Won’t Heal? 

If you're shedding more than normal, you could be missing zinc, iron, or vitamin D—not always a shampoo issue!

Losing More Hair Than Usual? 

Frequent cramps, especially at night, may mean you’re low on magnesium, calcium, or potassium.

Wake Up With Muscle Cramps?

Peeling, soft, or spoon-shaped nails often point to iron or biotin deficiencies. They're more than a beauty issue.

Brittle Nails Telling a Story? 

That tingling or numb feeling might be your nerves asking for more B12 or B6. Don’t ignore it.

Pins and Needles in Hands or Feet? 

Low mood, brain fog, or even irritability can be linked to missing omega-3s, B vitamins, or magnesium.

Feeling Foggy or Moody?