Natural Remedies for Athlete's Foot vidhyasagar reply

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Dear Mr , guruji.

you give long explanations and cleanliness advices

for athletes foot.

Here in India I cure with a 100% guarantee this

disease with in a month

unless you know the right medicine you can not cure

the disease.

of course this medicine wont be to the norms of the

health department there .

no matter patient needs a permanent remedy.

I suggest you one thing.

make a paste of peeper nigrum

collect cow's urine just boil it just for

sterilization

mix peeper psate and apply on foot or hand

keep one hour and then wash.

cows urine contains most powerful anti fungals which

will cure the disease

or simply send the patient to me

Allopathic practitioners prescribe betamethosone

tablets and worsens the condition of the patient.

modern antifungals are very week they never produce

results.

R.vidhyasagar.

--- yogiguruji <yogiguruji wrote:

 

> Good Morning!

>

> Natural Remedies for Athlete's Foot

>

> Athlete's Foot is a fungal infection of the skin,

> related to jock

> itch and ringworm. It thrives in moist, warm, dark

> places. This

> contagious fungal infection is most common between

> the toes and soles

> of the feet. This fungus thrives in warm, moist

> areas where there is

> little light and air. The skin becomes itchy, flaky,

> burns,

> irritated, and inflamed due to the dead skin cells

> that accumulate

> between the toes and sustain the fungus. Keeping

> your feet clean and

> dry is the most important thing.

>

> The best treatment is to expose your feet to fresh

> air and sunlight.

> Keep them clean and dry. Natural materials such as

> cotton and leather

> create the best environment for feet, while rubber

> and even wool may

> induce sweating and hold moisture. Whenever

> possible, such as during

> the summer, wear airy shoes such as sandals. Change

> your socks three

> or four times a day. And wear only clean cotton

> socks, not those made

> with synthetic yarns. Be sure to rinse the socks

> thoroughly during

> laundering, because detergent residue can aggravate

> your skin

> problem. This helps kill fungus spores. Wash your

> socks twice in

> extra-hot water. Powder your toes. To further keep

> your feet dry,

> allow them to air-dry for 5 or 10 minutes after a

> shower.

>

> An unchecked fungal infection can lead to cracks in

> the skin and

> invite a nasty bacterial infection. Consult your

> physician if:

>

>

> *The inflammation proves incapacitating.

> *Swelling occurs in the foot or the leg at any time

> during the

> attack, and you develop a fever.

> *Pus appears in the blisters or the cracked skin.

>

>

> If you are prone to frequent fungal infections, try

> adding one or two

> cloves of raw garlic a day to your diet. Raw garlic

> is a potent

> antifungal agent. Garlic tincture is also an

> alternative.

>

> Essential oils can relieve the discomfort of itching

> and burning.

> Essential oils recommended are tea tree, eucalyptus,

> patchouli and

> grapefruit ... Grapefruit-seed extract essential oil

> is reported to

> have significant antifungal effects. Apply the

> extract (full

> strength) two to three times a day to the affected

> area.

> Tea-tree oil extracted from the leaves of Melaleuca

> alternifolia, is

> another home remedy that works as well as or better

> than over-the-

> counter medications such as Tinactin and Lotrimin.

> Apply a light

> coating of this essential oil to the affected area

> three or four

> times a day, and continue to apply it for two weeks

> after the

> infection seems to have disappeared. You want to

> make sure the fungus

> is terminated. Tea-tree oil will also clear up

> fungal infections of

> the toenails or fingernails, conditions that are

> usually difficult to

> cure, even with strong antibiotics. It's also

> effective for ringworm

> and jock itch, as well as bacterial infections of

> the skin.

> Eucalyptus and Patchouli can fight athlete's foot by

> destroying the

> fungus.

>

> Soak your foot in a mixture of 2 teaspoons salt per

> pint of warm

> water. Do this for 5 to 10 minutes at a time, and

> repeat until the

> problem clears up. The saline solution helps provide

> an unappealing

> atmosphere for the fungus and lessens excess

> perspiration. It softens

> the affected skin, so antifungal medications can

> penetrate deeper and

> act more effectively. As the tub fills with water

> add 2 spoons of Sea

> Salts to the foot bath water for a soothing,

> cleansing soak.

> Submerging as much of your feet as possible, stay in

> the bath for at

> least 20 minutes, adding water as needed to maintain

> the temperature

> of the bath.

>

>

> Andrew Pacholyk, MS, L.Ac.

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