-
To cure athletes foot, mix 4 tablespoons vinegar with 2 crushed cloves garlic to 1½ liter hot water.
When warm, soak affected foot in for 15 minutes once a day.
-
Soak feet in ginger tea. It’s anti-fungal property will ease the
burn and
itch.
-
Rub with a clove of raw garlic, or white vinegar.
-
Apply brewer's yeast mixed with a little honey 2x every day to the athlete's foot.
-
Expose the affected parts of the athlete's foot for a few mins to direct sunlight everyday.
-
Wipe white vinegar on the inside of the shoes to prevent re-infection and for longer term cure.
-
To cure athlete's foot due to intake of antibiotics that kills good bacteria with the bad,
eat several servings of yogurt with live cultures daily. Also take a high dosage of the B vitamins to
rebuild flora and help fight
infection to cure athletes foot.
-
Soak feet in 1:1 apple cider vinegar and water for 10 minutes everyday until condition subsides, or rub
the area with a cotton pad soaked in vinegar. Let dry.
-
Wash with
garlic juice, or dust with garlic powder twice daily for a gradual
athlete's foot cure.
-
Mix 2 teaspoons salt to a pint of warm water. Soak the feet in for 10-15 minutes to kill the
fungus and reduce
perspiration. Dry thoroughly.
-
Apply vitamin E twice a day.
-
Rub raw honey on the infected part and cover the feet with an old sock. Do this at bedtime and leave
overnight.
-
Add 100 drops (about ¾ teaspoon) of grapeseed extract in 2 oz. water. Apply this mixture to the area
2-3x daily.
-
Add 8 - 10 broken cinnamon sticks to 4 cups boiling water. Lower heat and simmer for 5 mins. Steep for
45 minutes and use the mixture as foot bath.
-
Apply aloe vera gel 2x every day to the athlete's foot.
-
Soak a cotton ball with some tea tree oil and cleanse the athlete's foot area with it. Then apply a
mixture of 1 teaspoon aloe vera gel and ½ teaspoon turmeric to the affected parts 2x daily for 2 weeks.
The turmeric will cause socks to turn yellow so use old socks.
-
Sprinkle baking soda on the feet, shoes and socks to absorb perspiration and neutralize the skin for a
gradual approach to athlete's foot cure.
