Topic: Chronic toenail fungus with us patients with Lyme. Tried it all ?
springshowers
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Only one treatment of cold laser. Completely changed and hardened and stopped the fungus in my two big toes
Many years of trying it all !! Rife was my best option in the end but I had to treat ongoing to keep it under control as it just couldn't get it all in the nail or under the bed or I am not sure. But if I skipped treatments I saw it taking root again. Like all infections rife kicked them back at first then I had to keep rifing to keep them at bay or under control. I love rife for all it did for me but...
I watched the Alan McDonald videos on biofilm and lyme and at one point In biofilm discussion he brought up a doctor who worked at the biofilm research university. He said the most exciting new thing for biofilm treatment that he believes is so promising is electrocurrent type applications.
I researched more and there are studies if certain applications given on conjunction with antibiotics that prove it to be more affective and studies showing it works on biofilm
Like I always believed he stated. He does not mean rife as it's not even close to the power he is talking about that needs to be applied.
I had to use biofilm treatments an hour before rife to get added affect and it was about 10 times the punch after a soy lecithin EDTA treatment I drank an hour prior.
Why ? I always had visions of rife being able to penetrate at least biofilms but I realize those colonies are way to strong and smart and rife is not powerful enough in wattage it applies. Sadly. Not even close Dr Macdonald states.
Anyway Besides the herxes to see such an immediate halt and changing of my nails is amazing to me. They are growing out thin now too and hard as a rock and I have cut now last of the tips obvious fungus. Which after one treatment turned white and hard anyway. I just saw it change so fast after treatment one I didn't even want to believe it.
I have huge changed to my skin too as I have used the low setting in my face. It's always been slow to heal and I have milia or white deep bumps and big pores and redness and takes forever to regenerate and muck look and feel. Like it had about a fourth of the life it should have.
After one treatment there too I was amazed. I can't even describe. I have done more there as it is the more superficial lower setting and they recommended repeats over a few months.
Fungal nail infection they say one to three total treatments is all it takes.
It's true.
Even if you just want nail fungus gone. Seek out a foot doctor with a cold laser as they do have them in there offices.
Amazing. I wish I knew how effective this was earlier and I would have used it sooner.
We can't see inside our bodies and so great to see something work so well and fast and it makes me think joe we just need to have something powerful enough to get ahead of the infection and stop it so our bodies can do the rest and ongoing.
Another video of a microbiologist said that with biofilm infections vs free flowing infections we need such a huger punch and stronger and more antibiotics or treatment to actually affect them. He also talked about electronic current as application to hit biofilms. This is why another doctor too said pulsing works better than daily ongoing. Stronger bursts with rest in between.
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I used Thieves oil to get rid of fungus on my toes.
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mojo
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I used White Vinegar twice daily on my toes successfully - but it takes months and months!
Great information - thank you!
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Lymedin2010
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My wife peeled one of her big toe nails & it was damaged. She started to grow fungus on it that would not go away.
She simply poured pure clorox on it once & it magically went away. If it ever happens to me, I will do the same.
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springshowers
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You all are so lucky those things worked for you. I tried all those. ;( For even years before rife.
Maybe it's not a problem for others like me. Oh nothing fully got it gone even with diligent and many months years of above type plus others.
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I've heard from my llmd that addressing the heavy metals with gentle chelation (parsley drops, detoxamin) and amalgam replacement would take care of the fungus. Apparently the fungus protects the metals.
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hiker53
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I have addressed the metals for several years and my toenail fungus is back.
It went away when I had infrared photon therapy (which is different from cold laser therapy), but came back when I stopped that therapy.
My 86 year old Mom is extremely healthy and has toenail fungus. I don't know how nail fungus would protect metals. I can see that parasitic worms would protect metals, though.
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springshowers
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Note how they refer to infection as tissue parasitic infection
They use laser and it's FDA approved which is rare in other applications besides muscles and ligaments and pain.
Search under toenail fungus and laser treatment and there are many articles and clinics offering it.
Insurance has not caught up. They say take the drug and if you wasn't a single laser session that is fast effective and safe pay for it yourself.
What else is new.
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LisaK
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I can't read all above, so sorry if this is a repeat
have you tried TEE TREE OIL??
I took mine away in a couple of months and works on all fungi and molds.
apply LAVISHLY at least2x times a day, and more is better. get 100% oil. Tree of Life bottles one.
I put it on every time I thought about it when in my bathroom. It worked on my husbands toe also.
I used to be a hairdresser and saw lots of nail fungus with manicure clients. I always told them about tee tree oil and it always worked.
I hope you find relief!
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Marnie
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Did the cold laser treatment for toenail fungus hurt?
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springshowers
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No. You do not feel anything at all. Maybe a tiny tiny warmth sensation.
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springshowers
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Using the cold laser for biofilms - My own trial. Cold lasers dissolve fats They even use them to contour body shapes with this Technology. Also used for lymph drainage. List is long once you research.
And apply technology to our cells
Also affects cell at that energy level And ATP releasing nitric oxide and increasing O2 and stimulating it increase enzyme production And and and and.
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