Answer:
The answer is FALSE.
Explanation:
The pink color that the nail bed presents is due to the significant number of blood vessels, specifically capillaries, coursing under the skin. This usually indicates a healthy nail bed. Any discoloration away from the pink color would usually indicate an underlying disease.
For example, if it turns <u>yellowish</u>, it may be an indication of <em>jaundice</em> or <em>liver disease</em>. If it's <u>bluish to whitish</u> in color, <em>hypothermia or anoxia</em> may be present. A distinct condition called <u>Onychomycosis</u>, a <em>fungal infection</em> of the nail, may produce whitish to yellowish discoloration with accompanying thickening of the nail bed.
It is the Mitochondria Homeostasis Pathway Suite.
