using bleach as an antufungal

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last night, I asked the pharmacist if to combat a foot fungal infection, I could safely soak my feet in a bleach solution. She said she's heard of it and she recommends that if I do it, to dilute it because bleach can actually dissolve skin. She mentioned that a lot of people do that to soak into their nails to get rid of the fungus that turns nails yellow or brown and brittle and all ugly.

I tried it when I got home. A tad too much bleach because my feet started to sting a little.

Works fine, just dont let it soak to long i think, and rinse well

So now you've bleached them - do your feet look like they belong to Michael Jackson?

well, I wasn't black to begin with.

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zinnnnnnng

I started doing this recently because my foot fungus problem; I swear it's the plague honestly, I've never had this sort of problem before in my life!! Why Jesus, why?

Digger, its going to suck to be you, the fungus is going to go into overdrive.

this is not Jesus talking, but anyway

Humidity
Heat
Darkness
it needs that to live and love

At this point, I think Clorox would probably darken Michael Jackson!

If that is what it needs then you should go to the middle of the poles in the summer time and leave your feat exposed, but you might get another problem from that.

Putting the feet into a solarium for a while each day might help also

will she be there?

if so, forget the feet, just get into the solarium


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neem oil, that might do wonders when i think about it,
and it makes the skin very soft and nice.
""oil pressed from the fruits and seeds of Neem (Azadirachta indica)""
The coldpressed type is the best one, some are warmpressed

Hello!

Wear sandals all year round, like I do - even when clearing the snow off your car's windshield - even while wearing a suit. No socks, either.

especialy in the snow if it is heat that is a factor, also the reflection on the snow will stop darkness even further.