How do you get rid of athlete's foot?

Answer 1

CURE FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT...

Apply TEA TREE OIL (Melaleuca alternifolia) 100% pure Australian oil to toes and affected area each day after showering and drying well. I use a Q-tip as it smells like turpentine, and I really don't want that smell on my fingers all day. It will conquer the problem, and I never stopped using it and it hasn't recurred. I purchased the 2 Fl. Oz. bottle at K-Mart for about $13.00 USD (it has lasted since last June and I still have about 1/4 bottle left). Pretty reasonable all tolled.

You have to understand, you NEVER truly CURE Athlete's Foot as it grows ad multiplies in any warm damp area without any notice, aka: our shoes. Usually we don't have as much trouble in the summer if we wear sandalls or go without shoes.

Hope this helps.

I had terrible athletes foot when I was about 12, I'm 59 now. We took a weekend camping trip one summer on a sandy shallow river where I spent most of my time barefoot chasing carp. Monday my athletes foot was gone and has never returned. Several years ago I related this story to a friend, hypothesizing that the microbes in the river kicked butt on the athletes foot. He tried it using river mud and it worked for him as well. I have to laugh at the suggestion you need drugs and medicines. All we need is dirty feet! Try it, It doesn't cost anything!

Answer 2

soaking your feet in white vinegar for about 15 minutes 2 times a day, drying your feet well after and keeping your feet dry will cure this, it worked for my son.