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April 28, 2005

Athlete's Foot: Apple Cider Vinegar

Apple Cider Vinegar for Athlete's Foot?

Athletes Foot and other Fungus Infections

Athlete's foot is a fungus disease. A fungus needs a certain pH to grow.

Changing the pH will destroy it.

Apple cider vinegar

Does Apple Cider Vinegar Change the PH and destroy foot fungus?

Tip Of The Week

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It may sound too good to be true, but simple apple cider vinegar can be just as

effective as the pricier over-the-counter remedies available to treat athlete`s

foot. Soak a cotton ball in the vinegar and apply it to the foot twice a day,

paying special attention to getting the vinegar between the toes. Let it dry

thoroughly before putting on socks and shoes. This potent antibacterial solution

also possesses antifungal properties, thanks to the acetic acid in the apple

cider vinegar. Make sure to wash your hands THOROUGHLY to avoid spreading the

infection. Sore throat pain? If you´ve got a scratchy, irritated sore throat,

try mixing 1 to 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar (you be the judge of what

you can tolerate) and mix into a 6 ounce glass of tepid water. Gargle three or

four times daily and your sore throat should improve rapidly from the vinegar´s

antibacterial power. Now, what can vinegar do to help you ease hemorrhoid pain?

http://alternativehealth.lifetips.com/newsletter/2002/4/26/vinegar-vs-athlete-s-\

foot-more/

Q. I have heard that apple cider vinegar soaks can be used to treat athlete's

foot. Would this work for toenail fungus?

A. Any kind of vinegar in a ratio of 1 part vinegar to 2 parts warm water can be

used. The acidity discourages growth of fungus on the feet. Soak your tootsies

for about 15 to 30 minutes daily. Because toenail fungus is deeply embedded in

the nail it may take several months to see improvement.

Other home remedies for nail fungus include coating the nail with tea tree oil

or Vicks VapoRub. If such remedies fail, ask your doctor about Penlac

(ciclopirox), a new prescription product that can be painted on the nail to

treat fungus.

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April 28, 2005

Dear Moderator,

I deleted this group from MY GROUPS over two weeks ago. I can't do anymore

from my end. Thanks for the info over the years, but am moving on. Can you