What's SSKI??????????????
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From: sms <s...@emotap.com>
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thu, March 18, 2010 10:47:20 AM
Subject: CS>Toenail fungus
From Dr. Jonathan Wright, Tahoma Clinic, Renton Washington
Fungus under the toenails ("onychomycosis") is a difficult problem to treat.
Even "conventional" anti-fungal drug treatment takes months to work, and (for
safety) monthly liver function tests are necessary. SSKI and DMSO rubbed on,
around, and under the affected toenails doesn't work any faster, but it's just
as effective, and definitely safer. Make sure to wear old socks, because SSKI
and other forms of iodine leave an orange-brown stain. (Other safe and
effective alternatives include geranium oil, oregano oil, and tea tree oil.
These and other anti-fungal oils also require "help" from DMSO to penetrate the
toenail and soak the fungus underneath.)
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From: Steve G
Date: 3/18/2010 8:24:03 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>Toenail fungus
My son had athlete's foot for about a decade....hadn't gotten into his toenails
though.
He tried a number of treatments, but what worked for him was tea tree oil. I'm
not exactly sure how he applied it though.
Steve
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On Thu, 3/18/10, Paul Bond <pmb...@gmail.com> wrote:
From: Paul Bond <pmb...@gmail.com>
Subject: CS>Toenail fungus
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Thursday, March 18, 2010, 9:49 AM
We recently had one of our customers say that they used MMS2 in a footbath to
rid themselves of a toe fungus that had been bothering him for decades. This
had never occurred to me. For external use it should be okay to use standard
pool shock as a cheap treatment. I have no personal experience of this, but
for reference it was 400mg capsules (capsules not required in this instance of
course).
Paul B
>>Arthur -- we have a misunderstanding here. You applied this to the nail bed
>>AFTER the toenail had already dropped off? You never made that >>clear.
>>That's an entirely different scenario than a fungal infection with the
>>toenail intact - which is my case. So this may be totally ineffective in my
>>>>situation because the product cannot reach the toenail bed. Which is the
>>problem with every treatment for toenail fungal infection. Jeez. Well -- I
>>>>bought the stuff -- I'll continue to use it for awhile.
>>Did you lose the toenail because of a fungal infection? Did you try any
>>treatments while the toenail was still in place?
>>MA
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