Guest guest Posted April 19, 2003 Report Share Posted April 19, 2003 Our bodies have " good " bacteria that fight off " bad " bacteria. But, if you use antibacterial soap on your feet, many of the good bacteria are killed, allowing the bad bacteria of athlete's foot left in a shower to take hold on your feet. The more you use antibacterial soap, the more the athlete's foot will worsen. Instead, regular use of plain old soap and water will allow the good bacteria to remain and to allow the good bacteria to multiply more and more so they kill the athlete's foot you may have already. (Every time you use an antibacterial soap or cleaner, some of your germs mutate. Eventually, these germs will be mutated so much that the normally efficient antibiotics we have now will not kill them.) For Fungus (Athletes Foot): Immunosuppressant drugs make the Lupus patient susceptible to fungus around the toe nails and finger nails. Tea Tree Essential Oil is very effective " medicine " for skin problems, including bacterial infections and fungus. The tea tree oil has anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties and soothes burning and itching. Put a few drops of tea tree oil on the areas affected by athlete's foot four times a day. Once the problems seems to be all cleared up, continue treatment for another two to four weeks to be sure you've caught it all. You can also use this for treatment for nail fungus. DO NOT ingest or swallow the oil. It is to be used on the skin only. For mild cases of athletes foot or itchy feet, try a soak of regular tea (like Lipton). You can soak your feet in tea. Fill a large bowl with a quart of boiling water and add six tea bags. After the tea has cooled enough to be comfortably warm, soak your feet for a half hour to an hour. The tannic acid in tea kills some of the fungus and is soothing for painful, itchy feet. It is also helpful to pour natural apple cider vinegar on infected feet. After allowing the vinegar to dry, rinse the feet with water and dry them thoroughly. Wash your socks in hot water to be sure the germs on them are killed. Or, you can " cook " your clean socks in the microwave oven for a few minutes. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 20, 2003 Report Share Posted April 20, 2003 , I had no idea that tea tree oil would help ralphs athletes foot. We use to have a wash for Maggie Our english bull dog. She has a lot skin allergies. I didnt know that it work on us.... thanks Carol Natural Cures: For Fungus (Athletes Foot) Our bodies have "good" bacteria that fight off "bad" bacteria. But, ifyou use antibacterial soap on your feet, many of the good bacteria arekilled, allowing the bad bacteria of athlete's foot left in a shower totake hold on your feet.The more you use antibacterial soap, the more the athlete's foot willworsen. Instead, regular use of plain old soap and water will allow thegood bacteria to remain and to allow the good bacteria to multiply moreand more so they kill the athlete's foot you may have already. (Everytime you use an antibacterial soap or cleaner, some of your germsmutate. Eventually, these germs will be mutated so much that thenormally efficient antibiotics we have now will not kill them.)For Fungus (Athletes Foot):Immunosuppressant drugs make the Lupus patient susceptible to fungusaround the toe nails and finger nails. Tea Tree Essential Oil is veryeffective "medicine" for skin problems, including bacterial infectionsand fungus. The tea tree oil has anti-fungal and anti-bacterialproperties and soothes burning and itching.Put a few drops of tea tree oil on the areas affected by athlete's footfour times a day. Once the problems seems to be all cleared up, continuetreatment for another two to four weeks to be sure you've caught it all.You can also use this for treatment for nail fungus. DO NOT ingest orswallow the oil. It is to be used on the skin only.For mild cases of athletes foot or itchy feet, try a soak of regular tea(like Lipton). You can soak your feet in tea. Fill a large bowl with aquart of boiling water and add six tea bags. After the tea has cooledenough to be comfortably warm, soak your feet for a half hour to anhour. The tannic acid in tea kills some of the fungus and is soothingfor painful, itchy feet.It is also helpful to pour natural apple cider vinegar on infected feet.After allowing the vinegar to dry, rinse the feet with water and drythem thoroughly.Wash your socks in hot water to be sure the germs on them are killed.Or, you can "cook" your clean socks in the microwave oven for a fewminutes."The LUPIES Store" Come check out our store...http://www.cafepress.com/thelupies"The LUPIES Web Page"http://www.itzarion.com/lupusgroup.html"The LUPIES online photo albums!" Check out what your fellow Lupies look like...http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?username=lupies Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 20, 2003 Report Share Posted April 20, 2003 , I had no idea that tea tree oil would help ralphs athletes foot. We use to have a wash for Maggie Our english bull dog. She has a lot skin allergies. I didnt know that it work on us.... thanks Carol Natural Cures: For Fungus (Athletes Foot) Our bodies have "good" bacteria that fight off "bad" bacteria. But, ifyou use antibacterial soap on your feet, many of the good bacteria arekilled, allowing the bad bacteria of athlete's foot left in a shower totake hold on your feet.The more you use antibacterial soap, the more the athlete's foot willworsen. Instead, regular use of plain old soap and water will allow thegood bacteria to remain and to allow the good bacteria to multiply moreand more so they kill the athlete's foot you may have already. (Everytime you use an antibacterial soap or cleaner, some of your germsmutate. Eventually, these germs will be mutated so much that thenormally efficient antibiotics we have now will not kill them.)For Fungus (Athletes Foot):Immunosuppressant drugs make the Lupus patient susceptible to fungusaround the toe nails and finger nails. Tea Tree Essential Oil is veryeffective "medicine" for skin problems, including bacterial infectionsand fungus. The tea tree oil has anti-fungal and anti-bacterialproperties and soothes burning and itching.Put a few drops of tea tree oil on the areas affected by athlete's footfour times a day. Once the problems seems to be all cleared up, continuetreatment for another two to four weeks to be sure you've caught it all.You can also use this for treatment for nail fungus. DO NOT ingest orswallow the oil. It is to be used on the skin only.For mild cases of athletes foot or itchy feet, try a soak of regular tea(like Lipton). You can soak your feet in tea. Fill a large bowl with aquart of boiling water and add six tea bags. After the tea has cooledenough to be comfortably warm, soak your feet for a half hour to anhour. The tannic acid in tea kills some of the fungus and is soothingfor painful, itchy feet.It is also helpful to pour natural apple cider vinegar on infected feet.After allowing the vinegar to dry, rinse the feet with water and drythem thoroughly.Wash your socks in hot water to be sure the germs on them are killed.Or, you can "cook" your clean socks in the microwave oven for a fewminutes."The LUPIES Store" Come check out our store...http://www.cafepress.com/thelupies"The LUPIES Web Page"http://www.itzarion.com/lupusgroup.html"The LUPIES online photo albums!" Check out what your fellow Lupies look like...http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?username=lupies Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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