Fingernails on the dominant hand grow faster than those on the other hand, likely due to increased blood flow from frequent use.
Why it is true
This difference is small but measurable, with the nails on the hand we use most growing about an extra millimeter per month compared to those on the other hand.
Source: Dermatology
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