Toe Nail Fungus External Applcation

[Guest guest]

Try soaking them overnight in colloidal silver for a month or so.

Regards

Frank

 

turiyahill wrote:

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> I have a female patient with rather thick build up under all her toe

> nails. She is going to have her nails filed way back by a podiatrist.

> Interestingly she really doesn't show any signs of damp or stagnation

> as far as I can tell. She's a very healthy gal whom I treat for knee

> pain. Anyone ever have success with external applications of any type

> of medicinal?

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[Guest guest]

Hello

 

I usually recommend to use Australian tea tree oil (Melaleuca alternifolia)

with rosemary oil , I bland them with any simple " base " as grapeseed oil.

and it take some time but its help…

 

 

Eyal Sandler

ISRAEL

 

 

2009/1/5 turiyahill <turiya

 

> I have a female patient with rather thick build up under all her toe

> nails. She is going to have her nails filed way back by a podiatrist.

> Interestingly she really doesn't show any signs of damp or stagnation

> as far as I can tell. She's a very healthy gal whom I treat for knee

> pain. Anyone ever have success with external applications of any type

> of medicinal?

>

>

>

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Oregano oil diluted in some other base-I like wheat germ oil, and sesame oil.

Apply daily. Also of course hygiene- cotton socks, changing shoes etc, keep

things dry to prevent fungus from growing. Does take a while. In my experience

it's a good idea that they will file the nails down.

 

 

 

 

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turiyahill <turiya

 

Monday, January 5, 2009 2:41:43 PM

Toe Nail Fungus External Applcation

 

 

I have a female patient with rather thick build up under all her toe

nails. She is going to have her nails filed way back by a podiatrist.

Interestingly she really doesn't show any signs of damp or stagnation

as far as I can tell. She's a very healthy gal whom I treat for knee

pain. Anyone ever have success with external applications of any type

of medicinal?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Often times Hua tuo Gao works well. Expect some peeling of the skin.

Doug

 

 

 

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> turiyahill <turiya

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> Monday, January 5, 2009 2:41:43 PM

> Toe Nail Fungus External Applcation

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> I have a female patient with rather thick build up under all her toe

> nails. She is going to have her nails filed way back by a podiatrist.

> Interestingly she really doesn't show any signs of damp or stagnation

> as far as I can tell. She's a very healthy gal whom I treat for knee

> pain. Anyone ever have success with external applications of any type

> of medicinal?

 

[Guest guest]

Of all skin problems, toe nail fungus is one of the most stubborn.

Many times the most strictest treatments will not work, although it is

still worth trying as results can be seen.

 

It is important to remember that the toe nail takes a year to fully

regrow, which means that any successful treatment will need to be

continued daily for least 4-6 months, the idea being to completely

destroy the fungus.

 

Often times it is important to treat the whole foot and not just the

toe nail, as the fungus can be living in the tiny cracks between the

toes, etc.

 

A soak with pickling vinnegar (1 litre) and a whole clove of crushed

garlic works as a simple and cheap method. Soak the feet for 15-20

mins every day. They can re-use the same soak for 10 days or so.

 

Good luck,

Trevor

www.skin.health-info.org

www.acubalance.ca

 

, " turiyahill " <turiya

wrote:

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> I have a female patient with rather thick build up under all her toe

> nails. She is going to have her nails filed way back by a podiatrist.

> Interestingly she really doesn't show any signs of damp or stagnation

> as far as I can tell. She's a very healthy gal whom I treat for knee

> pain. Anyone ever have success with external applications of any type

> of medicinal?

>

[Guest guest]

Turiya,

 

I have successfully used yincare on toenail fungus. Straight out of

the bottle, several times a day. Just soaked the toenail, let it dry.

Within a week, I could see improvement.. Within a month the fungus was

gone.. There were no signs of DH or anything of the sort.. Just a

nasty fungus that had been there for many years..

 

Best,

 

Fernando

 

 

, " turiyahill " <turiya

wrote:

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> I have a female patient with rather thick build up under all her toe

> nails. She is going to have her nails filed way back by a podiatrist.

> Interestingly she really doesn't show any signs of damp or stagnation

> as far as I can tell. She's a very healthy gal whom I treat for knee

> pain. Anyone ever have success with external applications of any type

> of medicinal?

>

[Guest guest]

Fernando

How can you tell so quickly since it takes months for a new nail to grow

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Well, in hindsight, maybe it took a little longer to grow than I

remember..By the time I started using the yincare, most of the nail

had been clipped back. It was lose and the toe was painful. But maybe

it did take a little longer than a month... Either way, yincare was

the only treatment I had done for the toe, except a couple of times I

soaked in vinegar. But that was too much of hassle and the yincare was

much easier... Thanks Alon for pointing this out..

 

Fernando

 

, " Alon Marcus "

<alonmarcus wrote:

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