my friend said that eating 1 cube of jelly per day makes your nails strong - how can this be true?

Answer 1

Gelatin comes from cows bones (usually) and helps with strong nails and shiny hair. It really does work as when I was pregnant I ate loads of the stuff and my nails and hair were in the best condition they had been in an age!

Answer 2

Jelly contains gelatin, a protein that makes nails strong. But gelatin is also found in any food that contains protein (i.e. meat, fruit, etc.) and it isn't necessary to make yourself eat a cube of jelly.

Answer 3

Rubbish!!!

Maybe Royal jelly and not Rowntree's strawberry!

Maybe it's something to do with the geletine used in jelly they get from melted hooves; which is the same stuff nails are made from, keratine.

Answer 4

I have heard that the gelatine in jelly is good for the nails.

Answer 5

Jelly comes from marrow bones. It makes your nails and bones strong.

Answer 6

it rather is largely a fable that ran around the sweetness circle for some years. It has now been shown that jelly/jello would not help your nails improve. a extra ideal determination is to get extra protein on your nutrition plan, that could help.

Answer 7

Jelly contains some kind of protein (I cant remember which) which is good for nail strength.
'Raw' Jelly is also ace!!

Answer 8

It is true, it's the gelatine in them that does ity, any more than one cube a day would be excess though and pointless. Try it, you will see results in a few weeks.

Answer 9

well the true answer to this is that it works.i tried it before,believe me my nails were ever so week before but now i eat a lot of jelly and they are really strong.So give it a goand then u will believe your friend! PLEASE CHOOSE ME AS YOUR BEST ANSWER.

Answer 10

i was actually just looking up ways to make nails stronger and it mentioned gelatin and that it is a complete myth. i mean, it doesnt hurt to try, but dont expect miracles!