kefir as a topical treatment for athlete's foot?

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Hi all!

Every winter my youngest (who is now 4 years old) get's athlete's foot

on his cute little feet. It starts once he starts wearing shoes and

socks for a majority of the day, and clears up on it's own once it

starts warming up and he spends more time barefoot than in shoes and

socks. I have always treated it with little to no success with various

OTC antifungal creams. I was wonering what ya'll think about applying

kefir to his feet before he goes to bed at night to see if it would

help? I am an uber-newbie to kefir--just started making it last week

with some grains from Marilyn (which took off right away with no

problems) and am just looking for ideas. Thanks a bunch and have a

good night!

Marie

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> Every winter my youngest (who is now 4 years old) get's athlete's

foot

> on his cute little feet.

Hi Marie,

We had the same problem with athelete's foot. The remedy that worked

for us was to replace all socks with 100% cotton ones 0 NO polyester,

and switch from tennis shoes made of canvas and not any plastic or non-

porous material. That did the trick.

As soon as you little one gets home from school, have him remove his

shoes and socks and put on new dry socks. It's the moisture that

promotes the growth.

I've heard that wool socks work too, but we don't have wool around our

warm climate area.

Hope this helps.

Mahlon

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Anyone not a member at the off topic chat group just missed my posts on the

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It's pretty quiet over there so it is not like your inbox will be flooded

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Marilyn

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Could you post a link for that please.

Del

Re: Re: kefir as a topical treatment for

athlete's foot?

Anyone not a member at the off topic chat group just missed my posts on the

" cure " for all fungus including the kind that develops into cancer.

It's pretty quiet over there so it is not like your inbox will be flooded

with e-mails if you join. What gets posted is well worth your time.

Marilyn

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It was supposed to show up in the to: section

Cheers,

Marilyn

On Mon, Nov 24, 2008 at 12:58 PM, Del <del@...> wrote:

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Oil of oregano.

From: marumph <mahlonrumph@...>

Subject: Re: kefir as a topical treatment for athlete's

foot?

Date: Monday, November 24, 2008, 4:09 AM

> Every winter my youngest (who is now 4 years old) get's athlete's

foot

> on his cute little feet.

Hi Marie,

We had the same problem with athelete's foot. The remedy that worked

for us was to replace all socks with 100% cotton ones 0 NO polyester,

and switch from tennis shoes made of canvas and not any plastic or non-

porous material. That did the trick.

As soon as you little one gets home from school, have him remove his

shoes and socks and put on new dry socks. It's the moisture that

promotes the growth.

I've heard that wool socks work too, but we don't have wool around our

warm climate area.

Hope this helps.

Mahlon

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I apologize, Marilyn but I'm not comfortable with chat groups yet.

How do I get to the off topic group please?

Sue

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Subject: Re: Re: kefir as a topical treatment for athlete's

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Anyone not a member at the off topic chat group just missed my posts on the

" cure " for all fungus including the kind that develops into cancer.

It's pretty quiet over there so it is not like your inbox will be flooded

with e-mails if you join. What gets posted is well worth your time.

Marilyn

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