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From your post on AskCurezone on foot odor, I have a couple questions please?
//www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1044592
"Have you soaked your feet in h202 and Sea Salt and baking soda? There has to be some fungus somewhere."
How long (time of soak and length before noticing something) and what results will one see?
"Try coconut oil too. Mix some coconut oil with oil of oregano (melt about a 1/8 cup oil and add about 3 drops of OO) Rub this on your feet morning and night."
This sounds delicious in just relaxing feet. At any rate, what does one notice from doing this, as well? Other than making one's feet softer...and I guess oregano will kill fungus.
Thanks in advance.
Peace,
Beth
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Beth,
I just posted this below:
http://www.liferesearchuniversal.com/grannymain.html
There are some good recipes there for foot odor. Coconut oil is anti-fungal.
Another use for the coconut/iodine mix: I keep big slipper sox around and do an EVCO/I oil bath with them before I take a bath for about 30 minutes (you could use this at night, too -- I jsut don't like socks on when I sleep!). I am too chintzy to buy detox foot pads so this is my easier way to pull things out of the feet and kill any nasties.
Laura
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,046,673Wow Laura,
that is a great link! Thanks for sharing it!
I do not really have problems with foot odor. I was thinking about these usages for just relaxing my feet. I am on them on concrete flooring while at work and up until this weekend, they have been making themselves noticed. This past weekend I had a reflexology class and on Sunday, my feet got much attention. They feel better. Although, I have not been back to work yet, either.
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This is a reply to # 1,046,710Hands down the best curative for tired and sore feet is castor oil. My girlfriend had so many problems with her feet that she was almost disabled. Couldn't find good shoes, couldn't walk very far.
But she started oiling her feet everynight (two pairs of wool socks covering) and her feet were pretty much cured of pain in about 2 months. She is a huge advocate of castor oil.
I'm assuming that you are soaking up all the castor oil via your feet too. Must be very healthy also.
I didn't have foot odor, I was just trying to think of things to help. And Laura is right, bathing that way is like a full body therapy. My favorite bath is:
Epsom Salts , Sea Salt , H202, baking soda and a few (just a few!!) drops of oil of oregano. The king of baths.
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,046,726Thanks Molly.
The bath I typically take has ES, ACV, H2O2, BS, MSM, and a few drops of lavendar oil (essentials). OH and now that I have some Miracle II soap and nuetralizer. I have used the oregano and added a couple drops more than the few and Mama!, yes I understand your emphasis :D!
I will use the castor oil in the evenings, at the very least when my feet are more irritable, anyway.
Again, thank you Laura and Molly.
Peace,
Beth
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