Toe Nail Fungus
One of the most common ailments afflicting humans globally is toe nail fungus. This fungus causes a pH imbalance of the skin towards the alkaline side. The result can be both itchiness and pain.
Nail fungus, which loves to grow in dark and damp environments, is well suited for the environment it finds under your toe nails. Many treatments will attack the fungus itself and can be very effective, at least as a temporary measure. Unfortunately, to be truly successful your remedy must also be able to kill it when it is in its spore form.
Vinegar, both white and apple cider vinegar, is very effective as a home remedy because it addresses not just one but both forms of fungus. It is extremely effective when used with hydrogen peroxide to kill both bacteria and viruses.
Vinegar is a strong natural acetic acid or ethanoic acid which is safe to use both internally and externally. Its acidic properties will help restore your body’s pH balance to normal levels.
There are various ways you can treat your fungus using vinegar but the following 2 appear to be preferred:
- place 2 or 3 drops of undiluted vinegar directly on the affected nails or
- soak your nails in a solution of equal parts vinegar and water for at least 30 minutes
In addition to the above I suggest you bathe twice a day at regular intervals until your condition is resolved.
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