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When it comes to the best toe nail fungus cure, natural methods are the best possible option. The natural methods of treatment is considered to be better than medications since they don't have adverse side effects, are readily available, as well as cheap. You can even get the ingredients for the cure from the local supermarket. But there are some treatments that may only work on some people; on some people it may not. Worse, it might to some other complications since the toe nail fungi may spread around the feet or even to other parts of the body.

These toe nail fungus remedies are usually discovered by people by accident, or even by trial and error. A lot of people have shared their experiences with these cures with other people until a lot of people have also discovered that it works with them too. Here are some popular and most effective natural toe nail fungus cures:

1. Vinegar and Apple Cider - If you are searching for a toe nail fungus cure, natural materials such as apple cider vinegar, as well as tea tree oil are the most popular ingredients. You soak your toes in a solution containing these ingredients. You'll see a difference in a couple of weeks, but it will take a lot of months to be finally rid of it.

2. Natural Oils - Other toe nail fungus cure natural materials are clove oil, lavender oil, red rosemary oils, lemongrass oil, and Epsom salts. These have antifungal as well as antibiotic properties, so they will help contain the toe nail fungus.

3. Mouthwash and Vicks - Household materials such as Listerine, Hydrogen Peroxide and Vicks vapor rub have been also shared by a lot of people as other effective cures. Some have even reported that their nail fungus have disappeared only a few days since they've tried these alternative cures. They mix these ingredients with water and then soak their toes in it for around 30 minutes a day. Though household materials, these don't pose any health threats like prescription medicines. By the way, a lot of prescription medicines can cause damage to the liver, so be careful in using them.

4. Cayenne Pepper - Many people are also recommending cayenne pepper as well as coconut oil as a toe nail fungus cure (natural method). It will take several months for the fungus to completely disappear, but if one takes precautionary measures such as wearing sandals more often and avoiding moist environments for the feet, this will speed up the treatment.

5. Zetaclear - There are also products available that are made of all-natural materials that are proven to cure toe nail fungus. Examples of which are zetaclear. Their key ingredients include tea tree oil, lavender oil and clove oil, which are nature's antibiotics.

6. Urine Therapy - Urine therapy is another promising natural cure for toe nail fungus. One has to drink around 3 cups of one's own urine in the morning. The results come in just a couple of days, most have reported. Urine therapy has a lot of benefits aside from curing toe nail fungus. One can research more about it and discover its different benefits.

Try the natural treatments before going into medication. Though they may take different healing times, you can be assured that you are safe as well as you can save on the costs since they are readily available.

Nail Fungus Treatment

Ok, I nominate myself for Dingbat of the Day.  Here's my account of what I did to deserve this honor.  Yesterday I made an appointment for a pedicure at the salon that my friend Stephanie goes to.  I even asked for the same woman that does Stephanie's nails.  I made the appointment in the morning , so I could drop off Sarah, and then go straight to the salon, and then I planned on running a bunch of errands.  So, this morning besides getting Sarah prepared for school (breakfast, make her lunch, pack her bookbag with show & tell item and her Mimi for naptime), I had to get all the stuff I needed for my errands prepared.  I remembered everything but the piece of paper that had the salon's name and phone number.  So, there I am at 9:30 driving around the strip mall looking for a nail salon named R Nails and not finding it at all.  I try to call Stephanie, but she's up north camping and there's no answer on her cell.  Finally at 9:45 I pull up to a place called M Nails and go in.  In very broken english the lady behind the counter asks me what I need.  I say, "I think I have an appointment here for 9:30 with Jesse?"  She nods her head and says, "Yeah, yeah, come in.  Pick your color.  She be with you in 5 minutes."  At this point I'm still not sure if it's the right place, but I check the price list and it's the price that Stephanie told me she pays, and then I spotted a gentleman working there and he too has broken english, like the guy who took my appointment over the phone, and so, I just figure it's the right place.  I get my pedicure, pay and go run the rest of my errands.  A couple of hours later Stephanie calls and says, "I saw that you called.  What did you need?"  I tell her my story and then she says, "Oh no, you went to the wrong place."  I got the location of the salon that Stephanie uses confused with the location of the salon that my neighbor, who does nails, use to work at.  I know, I know, how big of a dingbat can I be?  Pretty big.  At least my toenails look pretty.  Oh, and I did call the other salon and apologized profusely for missing my appointment. 

Hey all...

 

So, the other day I decided to play a little golf at a course in a well-to-do, high fa-luting part of the county.  A nice little course that I enjoy shagging my balls out of the woods at.  Anyway, much to my surprise as I am getting ready to make my turn at the last light before the club house, I notice the driver of the brand spank'n new Lexus suv next to me is ramming her thumb into her nose and with a pinching motion with her index finger pulling outward.  Then quickly poking her thumb into her mouth before re-deploying her digit back into her nose.  Back and forth....in and out....lick and stick.  I couldn't figure out if she was lubing her thumb for easy insertion or removing what ever foreign object that might have become lodged under thumb nail.

 

Unfortunately, the light turned green before I could roll down my window and ask her if she needed some assistance, but just as well because it looked like she had things well at hand.

 

Oooooo-weeee!  Now that's fancy!

Confession: I just broke a nail trying to pry two frozen hot dogs apart. This is why I don't cook.

Don't even ask why I'm eating a hot dog at 11am. The Drummer does all the cooking, and simply can't understand why I won't eat if he's not here to feed me. Case in point. My jagged, hanging by a thread fingernail.

I have no inspiration today. Excuse me while I go polish off the rest of the frozen mangoes. Can't hurt myself on those now can I?