How to Cure Toenail Fungus Inexpensively and Quickly

Wash your feet and toes before soaking them in the mixture described as follows., Soak your toes in a very-warm to hot mixture of 1/4 cup (60cc) of Epsom salts granules added into a pint (1/2 liter) of full strength white vinegar (tilt your...

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  1. Step 1: Wash your feet and toes before soaking them in the mixture described as follows.

    Diabetic persons should treat fungi under a doctor's supervision.
  2. Step 2: Soak your toes in a very-warm to hot mixture of 1/4 cup (60cc) of Epsom salts granules added into a pint (1/2 liter) of full strength white vinegar (tilt your container to only cover the toes) or double all ingredients if desired.

    Soak for 30 minutes each night (or up to two or three times per day
    -- if you are desperate).

    Do this for a week or two (for more economy consider saving and reusing the mixture of vinegar-salts for soaking repeatedly, if your feet are clean each time, and freshen it up with a little new vinegar and Epsom salts.) If you'd like, you could filter it through old tee shirt material to remove settled out salts, etc. , Begin killing it the first time, and continue about a week or several weeks, depends on depth and extent of infection. ,, If it is too sore, wait a few sessions before removing nail debris, loosened dead skin.

    If the nail is very thick, file and scrape it to be very thin, gently, without injuring yourself, to allow the vinegar mix to penetrate more effectively. , Air dry your feet, if you have time.

    The fungus really love moist skin, damp soaks/shoes and nails, allowing toenail fungus to get its "foothold" originally or repeatedly. ,,,
  3. Step 3: Loosen and treat existing fungus

  4. Step 4: gradually

  5. Step 5: under your toenails.

  6. Step 6: Watch your nail fall off (coming loose similarly to how a scab loosens when soaked)

  7. Step 7: in the mixture

  8. Step 8: after a week or more

  9. Step 9: with once daily soaking

  10. Step 10: if fungi have undermined your complete toenail.

  11. Step 11: gently scratch out and scrape any dead skin and fungus off/out of your fungus-toenail area while it is soft from soaking.

  12. Step 12: Dry your toes thoroughly after washing or soaking them; do this before putting on your shoes (with clean socks

  13. Step 13: if you can).

  14. Step 14: Repeat the soakings about one or two times per week until all nails grow back (eventually).

  15. Step 15: Continue to "air" your toes without shoes or with sandals (and clean soaks)

  16. Step 16: letting your feet breath (dry)

  17. Step 17: preventing sweaty feet

  18. Step 18: as much as possible.

  19. Step 19: Prevent regrowth

  20. Step 20: of once-cured fungus

  21. Step 21: on toes and under your toenails

  22. Step 22: continuing to medicate and/or seal completely dried toes; Foot powder

  23. Step 23: anti-fungal cream Greasy Vapor Rub

  24. Step 24: such as Vick's VapoRub(TM) or Mentholatum(TM) (it can make your socks look dirty)

  25. Step 25: or Nail sealer/skin coating

  26. Step 26: or "artificial skin" type of product.

Detailed Guide

Diabetic persons should treat fungi under a doctor's supervision.

Soak for 30 minutes each night (or up to two or three times per day
-- if you are desperate).

Do this for a week or two (for more economy consider saving and reusing the mixture of vinegar-salts for soaking repeatedly, if your feet are clean each time, and freshen it up with a little new vinegar and Epsom salts.) If you'd like, you could filter it through old tee shirt material to remove settled out salts, etc. , Begin killing it the first time, and continue about a week or several weeks, depends on depth and extent of infection. ,, If it is too sore, wait a few sessions before removing nail debris, loosened dead skin.

If the nail is very thick, file and scrape it to be very thin, gently, without injuring yourself, to allow the vinegar mix to penetrate more effectively. , Air dry your feet, if you have time.

The fungus really love moist skin, damp soaks/shoes and nails, allowing toenail fungus to get its "foothold" originally or repeatedly. ,,,

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