Fingernail Fungus

[Guest guest]

My mother in law had a horrible nail fungus on her thumb 2 years ago. She already has a compromised liver and didn't want to take the pills. I did a little internet soak and found this:

 

soak the nail in apple cider vinegar 20 minutes a day and take garlic. She did this till the nail grew out, but the fungus was gone in about 2 weeks. When you see healthy nail growing in, it is probably dead and gone...

 

Good luck!

 

Laura in DEbara29554 <mobpbara wrote:

I have recently developed a fingernail fungus.

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[Guest guest]

Thanks, Laura and Jenn for your suggestions.

 

Barbara

[Guest guest]

Try oil of Oregano.

 

 

 

herbal remedies , " Jenn " <Oscianna7>

wrote:

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> > I have recently developed a fingernail fungus. My dermatologist

> > wants to prescribe Lamisil tablets, but after learning about the

> > side effects, I'm convinced I should seek other treatment. I've

> > been applying tea tree oil once daily for the past six days, and

> > cannot determine if there is improvement. Perhaps it is too

soon.

> >

> > Does anyone on the digest have any suggestions regarding

treatment

> > other than tea tree oil?

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> ***I would say that tea tree probably has the best track record,

> however, I would try a blend using tea tree, lavender and

> eucalyptus. All are anti-fungal. Use in a soak and then add to a

> some carrier oil and massage the nail bed.

>

> Hope this helps )

> Jenn

[Guest guest]

Hi -

I have had good results using apple cider vinegar

as a soak for a few minutes at a time throughout the

day.

 

I am curious as to where I made contact with the

spores in the first place; certainly I was not aware

of having touched anything with the fungus on it.