6 Effective HOME REMEDIES To CURE Toenail FUNGUS | Holistic Toenail Fungus Cures Part 2 | Dr. Kim 

Did you apply it topically to the fungus or ingest it?

@@nobrizzle it's topical of course

Lamisil 250mg for 6 weeks worked for me, ask your doctor. Also FungiCure Spray from Walmart to attack it from outside. My case was severe for at least 30 years Now I have perfect toe nails it took me 6 - 8 weeks total. I hope it helps

@@pedromonsivais866 lamisil is highly toxic for your liver, hence why some of us take the topical route

Do we use apple cider vinegar or white vinegar ? Which is more effective ? Mine is brown and yellowish it looks so bad.

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Oooooh. Thanks 🙏🏾

Too much to do. I'll stay with a drop of vinegar on my toenail every day.

Soaking the foot with vinegar daily for a month works for me.

@@lawrencel2544 do you submerge the entire foot in vinegar or dilute it with water? If you dilute with water, what's the ratio?

Thanks! Did you catch for how long we should soak?

Hi..do you mix that in water? Thank you!

I put the formula on the notes on my iPad. Can’t lose it.

Thank you! 😊

@@kcquilario8256 yes! I add the above ingredients to my foot spa bath massager filled with water. I let soak for about 30 minutes. I’ve see some improvement and it has made my feet more soft .

Thank you for taking the time to explain all the hard work that you put into combating this fungus. . I am happy that you have fought the good fight and found a solution that works!

Your hard work is impressive. Of, I may ask, why did you list brushing teeth? Is there some corelation between applying the lamisil and brushing one's teeth? Also, what is wrong with doing a pedicure if you do it yourself and what is wrong with doing a manicure of you do it yourself? Thank you.

@@user-tx7wu3rn4v It was easier to remember to apply the medicine if I paired it with tooth brushing twice per day. Home manicures are fine because you know how often you clean and sterilize your tools.

@@user-tx7wu3rn4v I like to do them together routinely to make sure that I do not forget. It is just a way to establish the habit. Home manicures etc are fine. That way you know that your equipment is clean and sterilized.

@@user-tx7wu3rn4v brushing teeth is an example given, that along with brushing, they apply the cream without fail for 6 months in a row, it was like a routine to apply cream like we have routine for brushing teeth

Thank you, it a first for me too!

Exactly!

How often did you apply the drops? My big toes are starting to not adhere to the cuticles on one side. I’m trying to stop it ASAP before it worsens

In 3 days it will be 6 weeks of daily iodine application and i am not seeing change.

I gotta try that, what u described is what i got, looks like a cave lol.

@@GWARDLE I'm gonna put the Dremel to em before I start this iodine treatment

You are right . Mine is 37 years in my thumbnail. I just used logols iodine and within a month its a miracle . Gone. after 37 years. Seeing is believing.

Thanks for your advice. Sugar and carbs are the most addicted than any drugs and getting off of it is cery challenging. Congratulations for your determination!

La bella Vida thank you 😊

Quiting smoking was not as hard as removing sugar from my diet. More than two years on keto and still fighting. Pedro from florida

pedro garcia it is worth it at the end. 👍

Dr Berg is a good resource for keto/IF. He posts pretty much daily on RU-vid and provides easy to follow information and advice.

How long did you have to use it for?

Can it be used also in between the toes? How many times a week?

How is it now

i noticed a big difference in my feet when i stopped wearing socks at home!

@@britainihaynes yup! Let your toesies breathe! : )

@@luisavelar9883 sadly I have ocd so yes I am very serious.

@@user-el1qd8vy6j I am always bare foot in my home.

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How bas was yours?

Diluted peroxide? Or what was your ratio?

I agree, but he suggests mixing vinegar (acid) with Epsom salt (base) which neutralizes both. Most life forms thrive in a narrow ph range, anything outside that range is effective to kill it. I assume the Dr misspoke. Clorox can also be used as a foot soak as long as you dilute it enough to not cause skin damage. Epson salts is my preferred soak.

I found walking along the beach in Hawaii did it - I guess sunlight and salt. Turns out it even works along some of our polluted UK coast too - so I can't convince the Dr to prescribe a free trip to Hawaii :-( However, soaking feet in artificial salt water bath also helps. As does dilute bleach and even beer sanitisation fluid (very dilute - and I am not recommending this - just that I tried it after making a batch of beer). I think someone else also mentioned reducing sugar intake. That is sage advice regardless of medical condition!

Sounds great

@@stephenhookings1985 you're very fortunate you didn't do Hawaii just recently🙏

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Thank you!

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did your fungus stay away?

Did you use anything else like white vinegar, tea tree oil, epsom salt, iodine ?

Try coconut oil. Look at the comments!!

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I am 60 and have had toenail fungus since I was 24. I had it on 2 nails, the big toe and middle toe of one foot. Griseofulvin ( for a ringworm infection!)worked, but it came back because I didn't maintain it with a topical cream. Laser treatment did not work. Just this year I got rid of all of my toenail fungus. It required twice daily massaging with generic Lamisil cream into and around each nail and into the cuticle using cotton swabs. I was careful to avoid cross contamination by using fresh swabs and doing uninfected toes first then doing the infected toes. It takes about a pea sized amount of cream for each foot. I apply it without fail morning and night. ( brush teeth/ apply toe medicine) for 6 months. After 6 MONTHS about half of the nail had grown out healthy and pink on each infected toe. At that point, my Podiatrist surgically removed the nail of the Big toe completely . It was done in the summer, so I was able to wear Teva sandals after a few days, and I could wear sneakers after a couple of weeks while it grew back. The post surgical regime involved hot soaks with epsom salts for a couple of weeks a few times per day. I continued the generic Lamisil cream regime on all of my toes except for the Big toe that was healing from surgical removal. After a few weeks I was again applying the generic lamisil cream to ALL OF MY TOENAILS morning and night. My fungus is gone from both infected nails. The middle toe recovered with just the topical medication, the big toe required topical, surgical removal and then topical medication was resumed. I am religious about wearing flip flops outside of my own shower. I will be applying the topical cream morning and night and again if I shower in the midle of the day.... FOREVER, because I am prone to this, and do not want it back. I will never use polish or get a pedicure. They both promote fungus. I switch my shoes, change my socks frequently and give my toes as much air and light as possible. I sterilize my nail clippers. I wash them with hot water, a brush and Hibiclens. I dry them and place them in a preheated oven to bake at 350 for 35 minutes. I never share clippers. I scrub my bathtub with. Dawn dish soap, and water using a clean broom, rinse, then repeat with the broom and baking soda and finally apply a bleach and water solution, It sits for 20 minutes and then is rinsed. I wash my bedsheets with hot water and a capful of bleach at least once per week. I often wear thin white socks to bed to keep the cream from getting on my sheets. So a year after the surgical removal, the Big toe nail has grown back and I am completely fungus free. This must seem like a ridiculous amount of work, but for me it was worth it. Fungal nails were a constant source of shame and embarrassment... but no more! I hope that this helps someone.

The 55ppm stuff found at CVS and drug stores?

Did you also try his method?

Thanks for your comment

What is bicarbonate of soda

@@princesswilson5144 == baking soda

It is Baking-soda, my friend

I just got a red light device for my skin and have also been using it on my toe. According to the doctor, that is a good move. Research red light therapy as well because there are many health benefits besides reducing wrinkles.

@@trueself520 Where did you get your light, Amazon? Because I have known about red light therapy for about five or six years, but back then the beds and the light kits were very expensive.

​@@davidbrucemusicvideo I got one from amazon for $25 (just a red led bulb for plant growth - it does the same thing :) I'm going to look for a blue one next bc I heard blue is better for this kind of thing (antifungal & antibacterial, while red is good for atp & will help your collagen & elastin, and green is good for capillary health).

@@nataliaturner4845 Thank you for that information. If it’s that cheap, the Red light therapy light probably doesn’t really work that well. But I will look into it on Amazon.

​@@davidbrucemusicvideo It's not that plant grow lights are cheap per se, it's that the red led products marketed for skincare are ridiculously overpriced. The led nodes on either type of product are the same - they produce light at 630-700nm wavelength. Some people might prefer the skincare products, for example, because they are molded to fit your face, your scalp, etc - but the efficacy has to do with the dose of light your skin receives, which is a matter of proximity and angle to the led node, so you can get the exact same benefit (or even better) from a regular bulb for plants if you have the patience to treat the planes of your skin accordingly. A lot of ppl don't know, but the red led therapy was developed by Nasa precisely to stimulate plant growth in space, and it worked. So they decided to try it on the astronauts themselves to help their bodies recover after their time in space, and it worked exactly as it did on the plants. So basically, if the plant bulb has good reviews for plant growth, you can rest assured it will work on your skin, too, bc it works on all living things at a cellular level.

Thanks for sharing your experience with vicks

Did it work for you?

The guy sells quackery. Read my comment above. NO home remedy will cure toenail fungus.

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@@skinnydee1886 Your nail may look to you that it got better, but the fungus is still there. Go to a reputable doctor (not a snake oil peddler like the one in the video) and request a culture test for the fungus, and you will find the test is positive. Not even removing the nail cures the fungus. The only solution so far is the oral anti-fungal med Lamisil, which, unfortunately, is harsh on you liver, but so is life. That said, it is possible that the fungus will disappear spontaneously. This may happen if your immune system gets stronger, but this is totally "unrelated" to the snake-oil "treatment" suggested in the video.

Thanks Dr

@@raphaelklaussen1951 False. Buying epsom salt from walmart is not snake oil. You should get a vaccination for Covid and catch omicron anyway. That is snake oil.

Gonna try this! Thank you!

You got rid of it like that?

How many times a day and how long after did you see results?

If anyone is suffering from fungus, the Keto or Anti Candida diet is the way to go.

Also organic dairy. Does not have antibiotics. 👍🏻😀

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Thanks doctor. I spend nearly fifteen thousands of rupees. I will try your medicine.

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