athlete's foot

November 12, 1999

Hi - tea tree oil does a great job of fixing athlete's foot - apply two or

three times a day to all affected areas.

Chris.

dosages. He has had problems with athlete's foot though and has upped the

July 21, 2005

I have had athelete's foot for years. Itchy peeling skin and blisters, not only

around the toes, but also on the sole of my foot. I also have a toenail fungus,

a thick yellow toenail.

When I stop eating sugar, the athlete's foot goes away. What also helps is tea

tree oil. Recently I tired coconut oil with garlic. That worked but not as good

as the tea tree oil. I see a homeopath, and he doesn't want me to use tea tree

oil, as it interferes with the homeopathic remedy.

I haven't had any sugar for a month, but my athlete's foot has acted up mildly.

I think it might be a die-off symptom.

I haven't had much die off symptoms yet. I have been strict for a month.

- Tamara

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August 15, 2005

> Hi,

> I just want to add that my athlete's foot is almost cured - I just

> rubbed kefir, olive oil and propolis into the skin - using them every

> day, but alternatively. Perhaps this can be useful to other people as

> well. Best,> Andreea

==>That's wonderful to hear Andreea. Very very well done!

Bee

August 1, 2006

> Is it possible to have die off symptoms through athletes foot. I

have

> been on the diet about 1 month. I had a small spot of athletes foot

> on the top of my foot and about 6 days ago it tripled in size and has

> started to seep yellow fluid (has no odor to it) in great amounts

> enough that my socks get wet in a few minutes. My foot is slightly

> swollen also. Could this fluid be part of the die off process or

> should I seek medical help. Darin

==>Yes, your body can detox through any oriface of the body, including

the skin. Swelling is the body's way of immmobilizing an area to help

heal it better. You can soak your feet to assist detoxing - see the

Athlete's Foot article in the Treatments Folder. Also do other

detoxing recommendations, i.e. coffee enema, epsom salt baths/soaks,

lemon juice & ocean sea salt drink (as recommended), dry skin brushing,

etc. as listed in my article.

Bee

August 1, 2006

Hi Darin,

I had another thought about your foot. Did you ever injure it?

Because during natural healing your body goes backwards in time

through previous symptoms, injuries, diseases, etc. - it's called re-

tracing and it is according to Hering's Law of Cures. It's like the

body needs to peel off the layers in order to heal properly, so you

will re-experience them. See my article under Hering's Law of Cures.

Bee

>

> Is it possible to have die off symptoms through athletes foot. I

have

> been on the diet about 1 month. I had a small spot of athletes foot

> on the top of my foot and about 6 days ago it tripled in size and

has

> started to seep yellow fluid (has no odor to it) in great amounts

> enough that my socks get wet in a few minutes. My foot is slightly

> swollen also. Could this fluid be part of the die off process or

> should I seek medical help.

>

> Darin

>

August 1, 2006

Bee I did as a matter of fact have a very serious sprained ankle in

highschool on the same foot, as well as frequent athletes foot. The

yellow fluid got so bad yesterday I did not take any coconut oil or

probiotics for the past 2 days. It seems to have really slowed down

now so I did take my probiotics tonight. I am also trying the epsom

salt bath and rubbing (coconut, olive and garlic) or just plain

coconut oil on it. I am hoping this is all actually a positive

thing and its really part of the die off process just getting a

little concerned about how bad my foot is looking.

Darin

>

> Hi Darin,

> I had another thought about your foot. Did you ever injure it?

> Because during natural healing your body goes backwards in time

> through previous symptoms, injuries, diseases, etc. - it's called

re-

> tracing and it is according to Hering's Law of Cures. It's like

the

> body needs to peel off the layers in order to heal properly, so

you

> will re-experience them. See my article under Hering's Law of

Cures.

>

> Bee

August 2, 2006

Darin wrote:

>

> Bee I did as a matter of fact have a very serious sprained ankle in

> highschool on the same foot, as well as frequent athletes foot.

The yellow fluid got so bad yesterday I did not take any coconut oil

or probiotics for the past 2 days.

==>Yellow fluid is toxins coming out, so I wouldn't help to stop

taking CO or probiotics. The toxins do need to come out.

> It seems to have really slowed down now so I did take my

probiotics tonight. I am also trying the epsom salt bath and rubbing

(coconut, olive and garlic) or just plain coconut oil on it. I am

hoping this is all actually a positive thing and its really part of

the die off process just getting a little concerned about how bad my

foot is looking.

==>If you do check it with the doctor he will probably give you

antibiotics and garlic and coconut oil are the very best antibiotics

to take, with no side effects. My daughter had a nail through her

foot once and the hospital was no help at all. Her foot swelled up

horribly and got very angry and red. My neighbor brought over H202

and mixed it half and half with sterile water (boiled for 30 minutes

and then cooled) and we soaked her foot in the solution 3 times a

day, and in between wrapped her foot with it soaked wet in strips of

white sheets, and then wrapped dry. Within 24 hours the redness left

and the swelling went down. You could try it - you can use regular

3% Hydrogen Peroxide from the drug store. Sterilized water is boiled

for 30 minutes which mainly removes the chlorine.

==>Let me know how it goes.

Bee

May 26, 2009

that one's easy... colloidal silver. ingest a bit daily (systemic

cleanout), and spray the feet after bathing and spray all shoes and slippers

occasionally. use some in the final rinse of washer loads. gotta be making

your own to afford this unless you're pretty wealthy.

> -----Original Message-----

>

> Just thinking out loud. I wouldn't mind getting rid of the

> athletes foot I've had (on and off, mostly on) for decades.

>

> Liz

May 26, 2009

CS works great for me, and a lot of other folks.

i had pretty bad toenail fungus that was (surprise to me) largely eliminated

by CS ingestion, not topical.

when i noticed after a few months of drinking CS that my toenails were

growing in all clear (i usually dry my feet on autopilot without

examination) i started spraying them too, and painting lugols around the

edges of the one bad big toe that was all thickened and distorted. it took

over a year for that one to grow out, and will take another complete growth

cycle to get the rest of it's geometry back. i did lose ground for awhile

when i cut back the amount of CS i ingested daily for a few months.

a few months of drinking CS and my skin tags all disappeared. many believe

those are fungal.

i didn't have a problem with athlete's foot, but have read on CS lists and

other places many reports from folks who have dealt with that and jock itch

quickly with spraying on CS. i believe it's important to drink it

simultaneously as the fungi involved get into the whole body and that's

partly how they can come back.

i've taken to spraying feet and sometimes shoes after showering, and working

in summer heat as a painter my feet or shoes never stink.

it's not all that weak on fungus. i recently read about some test where it

was shown to be more effective than diflucan. can't swear to the value of

the test and don't know where to find it again, sorry.

for mold on concrete walls use a solution of TSP and bleach to kill it.

to keep it from coming back the ventilation/moisture/light conditions as

well as it's " food " sorce must be dealt with.

oil or water based paints are food to mold under the right conditions, but

additional fungicides can be added to them if the other conditions are

fixed.

> [ ] Re: athlete's foot

>

> Liz, Colloidal silver is a weak antifungal. It will never

> route out embedded fungus; it will only slow it down. As an

> experiment, I used colloidal silver to try to get rid of

> black mold on concrete walls. The colloidal silver only had a

> slight affect, and the mold (a type of fungus) grew back in a

> few weeks. I then tried baking soda. Baking soda wiped it out

> completely, and it only reappeared several months later.

>

> I've tried various antifungals on exposed fungus in my skin,

> such as colloidal silver, baking soda, Pau D'Arco, and

> oregano oil. Only the latter three significantly dissolved

> the fungus. Pau D'Arco was the best, followed by oregano oil.

> Baking soda was only about half as good, and generated a lot

> of pain. Colloidal silver did (almost) nothing.

>

> Yohanan

>

May 26, 2009

Bob,

I remember reading on the silver_list that

someone added CS to latex paint, and that seemed to work quite well to prevent

mold from growing…

Dan

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