Re: Athlete's Foot

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I'm smiling as I was reading your response...is there ANYTHING you

don't know about KT?? :-). I just love it.

Thank you, I do have the live ACV but yes because it's expensive and

I wouldn't want to reuse it after my husband's feet soaked in it (if

you saw his foot, you'd know why) but I do think that perhaps

dabbing the live ACV or even KT after a soak in the cheap stuff as

you mentioned would be a wonderful idea!

Perhaps then after I get loads of SCOBYs, I'll apply them directly

on his feet...question though...do you think I can reuse the SCOBY

(only for his feet)? How about soaking his feet in cheap ACV WITH a

SCOBY under his foot?? (Poor SCOBY).

I'm actually going to take pictures in hopes that we see major

improvement. It gets so bad that his one foot is cracked all the

time, sometimes so bad, it's very deep and is painful for him to

walk on it...the skin splits between his toes and such. Not a

pretty site, he's been to several doctors and all have said it's a

really bad case of athlete's foot and have prescribed meds for it,

which he's tried and there is some improvement but they are so

expensive that he never continues using them. I will keep you all

posted, thanks!

My Dad has had growths removed off of his face so I'll let him know

about the KT cream. I can't wait to use it as a facial

treatment!! :-) Thank you!!

>

> , I would suggest getting the " live " kind of ACV because

I do

> believe that the live microorganisms enhance the healing of the

skin by

> displacing other organisms and creating a bioshield. But I realize

that

> could be prohibitively expensive. In either case, have him NOT

rinse his

> feet after the soak and let the vinegar dry on. Or, after the

soak in the

> cheap kind, have him liberally swab his feet with the live stuff

and let

> that dry on. Please let us know how this goes.

>

> >My husband has horrendous athlete's feet...I'm going to have him

start

> >soaking his feet in some ACV each night, I'll buy a jug of the

cheap stuff

> >for this! :-) I can't wait to be overflowing with SCOBYs...after

reading

> >everything here, I'm going to make some cream for him to apply it

to his

> >feet then put socks on top. :-)

>

> Anytime we use KT cream to reduce unhealthy tissue, we need to

keep an eye

> on the area to make sure the cream is not starting to erode

healthy

> tissue. In general the SCOBY or liquid will never erode healthy

tissue,

> but the cream can. THe KT cream is the strongest form of

medicinal

> application of KT. In general it is best for reducing or eroding

unhealthy

> tissue such as with the athlete's foot, or in my case bumps on my

face that

> were diagnosed benign. It's also good as a great facial that

takes off the

> dead skin cells like those expensive fruit peels.

>

> Anyway, just a note to keep an eye on it when you use cream for

extended

> periods.

>

> best wishes, and do please keep us apprised of how it goes.

>

> --V

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