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Nail Fungus Treatments Continued...
Posted: Monday, October 17, 2011 4:56:30 PMI wasn't able to post this response to the original thread that Fabiene started, so I'm starting a new one as I think this information is valuable to many people such as myself and I would like to share it.
I have suffered from nail fungus all of my life. Growing up in a harsh, cold environment, my feet were always enclosed in thick socks and boots – a very friendly environment for fungus to grow. 10 years after the first realization that I had a fungus problem, I am finally attempting to correct the issue.
I did some reading on the antifungal properties of Tea Tree Oil and decided to give it a shot. I can tell you, I am 25 years old, have never attempted to treat this problem before in my life, and within the first week I could see a drastic difference in the appearance of my nails and the comfort between my toes. In regards to the “itch,” I also thoroughly apply the oil between my toes and sometimes I just put a coating over my entire foot if I’m having a particularly itchy week. They say the recommended treatment plan with Tea Tree Oil is a twice-daily application (morning and night) directly to the cleaned site for six months to see results – but I saw an esthetic difference before that. I have been using a 100% Pure Australian Tea Tree Oil by Tea Tree Therapy which I found in my local organic store. You can also find it at just about any online drug store (and probably for much cheaper I’d assume). I hope this information was helpful, good luck! -Drew
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