The Canadian nurse . »M-2«J 814 THE CANADIAN NURSK How long shoulda patient maintainthe Knox regimento restore strengthand beauty tofingernails? When patients seek help for brittle,splitting fingernails, the chancesare you will recall the Knox Gelatineregimen. It is important, however,for patients to understand thatfingernail restoration is not anovernight process. Published data-shave shown that about 90 days is themedian time for replacement. Somepatients will see faster results, inothers a longer period of use isrequired. In any event, the needfor continuing after the nail hasgrown out must
The Canadian nurse . »M-2«J 814 THE CANADIAN NURSK How long shoulda patient maintainthe Knox regimento restore strengthand beauty tofingernails? When patients seek help for brittle,splitting fingernails, the chancesare you will recall the Knox Gelatineregimen. It is important, however,for patients to understand thatfingernail restoration is not anovernight process. Published data-shave shown that about 90 days is themedian time for replacement. Somepatients will see faster results, inothers a longer period of use isrequired. In any event, the needfor continuing after the nail hasgrown out must be studies show how Knox worksfor 8 out of 10 patients, whenfollowed as specified (one fullenvelope each day). There isevidence that capsule doses, of lessthan 7 grams per day, have little orno value. Patients who Start withand stay with Knox will see farroofa satisfactory KNOX GELATINE (CANADA) LTD., Dlrictor of Prolesslonai SirTici,8ffi Roydei R4, Mwlreal, i Please send me reprints of the studies checked: D 1. Rosenberg, Oster, K. A., Kalios, A. and Burrouglis, W.) Arch. DermaL 76:330, September, 2. Derzavis, J. L and Mullnos, M. 6.: Med. Ann. D. C. XXX:133, March, 3. Schwinner, M. and Mulinoj, M. G.: Antiblot, Med. & Clin. Therapy 4:403, July, 4. Rosenberg, S. and Osier, K. S.: Conn. State Med. J. 19:171, March, , T. L: J. Invest, Dermat. 14:323, May, 1950. YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS SEPTEMBER 1963 - VOL. .W. No 9 815 A NURSE IS MANY Dedicated, disciplined — the highly-trained professional with skill in herhands and compassion in her heart. She is comfort for a frightened child, re-assurance for a restless a strong right arm to the disabled and a valuedcolleague to the doctor. A nurse is efficiency in a starched cap . , consolationin a crisp white uniform. ] Only Ihf hrsl is ^md
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