Nails and the healing of fungi

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Dear Mal,

The people I know who have applied tea tree and lavender oils (both as a

50/50 mixture, and alternately, i.e. tea tree oil on one day, lavender on

the following), directly to the affected area(s) have had very great

success. The thing is, you must be quite assiduous about doing this. Even

as it starts to heal, don't get overconfident and begin to skip a couple of

days here and there. This is a treatment in which persistence definitely

pays off. Or, as the I Ching would say," perseverence furthers."

Jiwan Mukta Kaur

 

--On Wednesday, August 15, 2001 1:20 AM +0000 mrwagner wrote:r

> I can only assume that I am not the only person who is embarrased to

> take off the old socks in yoga class. You see I have one big FUNGUS-

> NAIL. Ok, there I said it. Now please, someone tell me some old

> yogic-cure for this problem. I don't want to resort to a

> prescription from an MD, to me thats like giving up---I have to

> think, what would I have done 1,000 years ago without the local

> pharmacy. I prefer something along the lines of a soaking remedy. I

> have tried all the over the counter cures, but they are not for the

> nails---read the labels carefully. I have filed it down to the soft

> tissue, poured alcohol and bleach on it, soaked them in Tea (regular

> brown), directed Chi to the area, but it always grows back the same.

> I think I got the problem from wearing my boat-shoes without socks.

> OK, I am sure I have told way more than y'all wanted to know; please

> help me.

>

> Thanks,

> Mal

>

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