Re: cutting toe nails ( off topic-uric acid)

[Guest guest]

I had to read up on the topic of gout and uric acid for a family member recently

and i recall reading nothing about yeast ( as you mentioned) but that uric

acid is made by one of our body enzymes.

L

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> In a message dated 9/11/2011 6:57:13 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

> leecaroler@... writes:

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> just didn't know if after hip replacement I could lift my leg high enough

> > to do it without popping the hip out of place. My information booklet

> > says no crossing ankles or legs. That you have to maintain the hips/legs

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> > uncrossed

> I am on Medicare and it pays the DR for toe nail cutting. My foot DR cut

> most of my toe nails off as he said I have a fungus under the nails. I can

> go to a local shop (not a DR) and they cut my toenails for $20 and don't take

> them off to the bone. My toenails grew back with worse toenail fungus than

> before. I tried T-Tree oil and Oil of Oregano. They caused water blisters

> to form on my toes. I also tried Clotrimazole cream, didn't help. Now I

> dilute the T-Tree oil by 4 parts olive oil and one part T-Tree oil and I am

> trying my zapper for Candida yeast. I also have a history of high uric acid

> (gout) but they say uric acid is not made in my body, yeast makes it. I am

> also taking oil of oregano by capsule to kill internal yeast

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> After doing water exercises I know cut my own toenails

> Brickey.

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[Guest guest]

My husband had a fungal inferction of his toenail, and had a culture taken to be

sure. The practice nurse said that ha could try a course of very pricey drug, to

be taken for a long time, with lots of potential side effects. .Then she said

she knew a drugs rep who swore by using Vicks instead:

http://www.vicks.com/products/vapo-family/vaporub-topical-ointment/

Seeing as it was harmless, cheap, and better-sounding than the alternative, he

gave it a go - smearing some on and around his toenail every am and pm. He even

reported back to the nurse, who wanted to know if it worked or was just an old

wive's tale...

Whaddayaknow - it worked!!!

It took a few months, but the same is true of the other stuff.

Worth a go??

[Guest guest]

My cousin swears by vicks for same reasom. i am just glad i don' have to worry

about nail fungal infections on topof everything else tat has already dformed my

nails. I still get the icy toe and foot and leg spells now and then and for

that i have a tiny heater blower or my electric heating pad. I get thes same

icy (frost bite fear) thing on my nose now and then and have to keep it warm

with my hands or under a cover too until it settles down on its own.

LEE

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> My husband had a fungal inferction of his toenail, and had a culture taken to

be sure. The practice nurse said that ha could try a course of very pricey drug,

to be taken for a long time, with lots of potential side effects. .Then she said

she knew a drugs rep who swore by using Vicks instead:

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> http://www.vicks.com/products/vapo-family/vaporub-topical-ointment/

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> Seeing as it was harmless, cheap, and better-sounding than the alternative, he

gave it a go - smearing some on and around his toenail every am and pm. He even

reported back to the nurse, who wanted to know if it worked or was just an old

wive's tale...

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> Whaddayaknow - it worked!!!

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> It took a few months, but the same is true of the other stuff.

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> Worth a go??

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[Guest guest]

Oil of oregano might help with the fungus.

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> In a message dated 9/14/2011 7:08:33 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

> sputnik_mail@... writes:

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> Then she said she knew a drugs rep who swore by using Vicks instead:

> I heard the active ingredient in Vicks that helped cure toenail fungus was

> 10% Camphor. Our Gov't made Vicks reduce its product to 5% Camphor. At half

> strength it did not cure my fungus problem. I tried using it for six

> months. I heard that you can get bootlegged Camphor from Asian stores if they

> trust you are not the police. Chinese have another name for Camphor as they

> use it for more things than toenail fungus. Maybe other countries are not

> restricted to US regulations. I heard it was banned to stop illegal drug

> makers from using Camphor.

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> I had to read up on the topic of gout and uric acid for a family member

> recently and i recall reading nothing about yeast ( as you mentioned) but

> that uric acid is made by one of our body enzyme.

> There is a standing offer to pay a reward to anyone who can show how a

> human can make Uric acid. No one has collected that reward. I believe the

> reward is $100,000.00.

> Brickey

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