Fungus

[Guest guest]

Hi;

 

The fungus is in the blood. That's not what the medics think, that's what

they know as fact. Topical applications can eradicate it locally and good

health management can keep it away. Fungus grows under damp moist conditions

and by keeping all potential areas dry and killing it in shoes and clothing,

it can be controlled but it can only be " cured " by killing the fungus in the

blood. That is fact, not myth. On another list a woman who had a fingernail

and skin fungus for 20 years and couldn't get rid of it, began eating raw

garlic on a daily basis for something else. After a few weeks of the garlic

routine it was her husband who noticed that her nail and the skin area around

it was completely healed. First time in several years. Garlic kills the

fungus in the blood stream and there are various raw garlic baths that help

on a topical level. I have had my athlete's foot go away (it is currently

gone) after the ingestion of raw garlic for a few weeks, but it seems to

return if I go off of it. I work out at a local gym and swimming pool which

are excellent sources of this fungus. Family members pass it back and forth

to each other. It is tough to get rid of, but it can be controlled with raw

garlic, and several other routines.

 

It is in the blood stream and until you attack it there it will return,

unless you really work at keeping the affected areas clean and dry.

 

Jay

 

 

<Nail Fungus seems to succumb to a wide variety of treatments;  So it may

simply be that if the enviornment is changed then like some other organisms

this one can not survive.

 

Bu let me point ou that it takes a month or several or maybe a year to get

rid of it, and a strong Vitamin progarm may help or even be adequate if the

seeds are in ghe blood as the medics think.

 

Lorenzo>

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Nail Fungus seems to succumb to a wide variety of treatments; So it may

simply be that if the enviornment is changed then like some other organisms

this one can not survive.

 

Bu let me point ou that it takes a month or several or maybe a year to get

rid of it, and a strong Vitamin progarm may help or even be adequate if the

seeds are in ghe blood as the medics think.

 

Lorenzo

 

 

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[Guest guest]

If Vicks kills fungus it probably is the camphor or eucalyptus oil

that is doing the trick. Another remedy to try is " tea tree oil, " not

mixed with anything, from any health food store. It is good for all

sorts of skin problems, and is also a good antibacterial agent for

your gums.

 

Fran

 

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[Guest guest]

I'll second the tea tree oil, it works great. I

blowdry my toes first, then apply tea tree oil. I also

put on a powder to help keep my toes dry such as corn

starch, or tinactin. Another thing that works is Dr.

Bronner's pure castitle saop. Do the same drying toes

first and powder after. Both of these product work on

pimples too.

good luck

Belinda

--- " Francine <feisner "

<feisner wrote:

> If Vicks kills fungus it probably is the camphor or

> eucalyptus oil

> that is doing the trick. Another remedy to try is

> " tea tree oil, " not

> mixed with anything, from any health food store. It

> is good for all

> sorts of skin problems, and is also a good

> antibacterial agent for

> your gums.

>

> Fran

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